Shavaiz Malik
- Orthopaedic rehabilitation.
- Acute pain management.
- Strength and conditioning.
- Manual therapy techniques.
- Shockwave therapy.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
InStride
67 Yonge St, 501, Toronto, ON, M5E 1J8
Shavaiz Malik is a Registered Physiotherapist who earned his Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto, a leading physiotherapy program in Canada. He has over 6 years of clinical experience, specializing in orthopaedic rehabilitation across multiple clinics. He is highly skilled in assessments, treatments, and modalities for musculoskeletal pathologies across all demographics and excels in working collaboratively with interdisciplinary healthcare teams. Shavaiz has extensive clinical expertise, including acute pain management, strength and conditioning protocols, manual therapy techniques (soft tissue release, PROM, manual stretching, cupping, fascial stretching, dry needling), and modalities such as shockwave therapy. Outside of his professional practice, Shavaiz is an accomplished athlete. He actively participates in local Toronto running events and has a competitive history in powerlifting, giving him unique insight into performance optimization, injury prevention, and personalized training. His combination of clinical expertise and athletic experience allows him to provide holistic care that supports both rehabilitation and peak performance.
Book this is you are new to our clinic or dealing with a new injury. Our physiotherapy assessment is a comprehensive 45 minute appointment designed to identify the root cause of your pain, injury, or movement limitation. During your visit, your physiotherapist will: Review your medical history and current concerns Perform a detailed movement and strength assessment Explain your diagnosis in clear, simple terms Begin hands-on treatment (if appropriate) Develop a personalized treatment and exercise plan to help you recover and prevent re-injury This appointment is ideal for new injuries, chronic pain, or if you’re seeking to improve performance or mobility.