Waleed Malik

Pure Form Physiotherapy

Walee obtained his Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto after completing his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia. Walee has now returned back to the west coast as the cool air and picturesque landscape of BC are what makes him feel at home! Walee was initially brought to the field of physical therapy when he served as the Head Student Athletic Trainer for the UBC Women’s Hockey team for 3 seasons. He had a very successful experience working with elite athletes and getting them back to play as soon as possible. For his exceptional skill set Walee was honored to receive the Carolyn Dobie Smith award at UBC, given to the Trainer of the Year. Walee also worked with the University of Toronto Varsity Blues Women’s Hockey team during his time in Toronto, in alignment with his passion for sports physical therapy. Throughout his physical therapy journey Walee has also worked with age groups ranging from pediatric to geriatric, as well as neurological and post-op populations. Walee strives to take an individualized approach to each patient by maximizing their strengths and incorporating personal goals. Whether you are a weekend warrior, avid gym go-er, or just enjoy yoga and long walks, Walee believes that everyone has a different vision for what they consider to be an active lifestyle, and he wants to empower his patients to participate in the things they enjoy. Walee prioritizes education, manual therapy and exercise in order to optimize recovery and prevent re-injury. In his spare time, you will find Walee searching up a new recipe, running, going to the gym, and experimenting with new sports (maybe you can give him a suggestion)! Languages spoken: English, Hindi, Urdu