AT, Rob Manca
- Low back and pelvic musculoskeletal rehabilitation and recovery.
- Concussion treatment with vestibular rehabilitation and care.
- Soft tissue release using Active Release Techniques (ART).
- Exercise prescription and physical reconditioning for return-to-sport.
- Taping, bracing, custom orthotics, and shockwave therapy adjuncts.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Collegiate Sports Medicine
5121 - 47 Street, Red Deer, AB, T4N 1R8
Able to treat most areas, head to toe, Rob has great experience & sees the greatest results treating low back & pelvic issues. Many of Rob’s clients are drawn to him as he makes therapy & treatment enjoyable, fun & educational. He looks forward to helping anyone in their pursuit to getting back to the activities they love. Rob has been providing clinical care since 2003 & has a wide range of skills to offer over & above helping everyday musculoskeletal pains including Concussion Treatment, Custom Orthotics, Shockwave Therapy & Vestibular Rehab. He also has a speciality soft tissue release certification called Active Release Techniques (ART). Rob’s in-field experiences span over 30 years, specializing in hockey but also working football, soccer, rugby, volleyball, basketball, baseball, rodeo & lacrosse. His career has spanned through some amazing organizations including being the head therapist for the WHL Champion Medicine Hat Tigers as well as working in the Alberta Junior Hockey League & the head therapist for the Sylvan Lake Gulls. He also has professional sports experience working with the Pro Rodeo Sports Medicine Team for 3 years as well as spending time with the Edmonton Eskimos & Edmonton Drillers. Originally from Leduc, Rob is a Red Deer College alumna & received his Bachelor of Physical Education in Athletic Therapy from the University of Alberta before becoming a Certified Athletic Therapist. When Rob isn’t at the clinic treating, he spends time with his family at sporting events, camping & discovering new skills with kayaking in Central Alberta. Rob Manca joined the Collegiate in June 2005.