Kris McCrea
- Functional movement assessment for sport and daily tasks.
- Biomechanical analysis to improve movement efficiency and reduce injury.
- Exercise prescription for rehabilitation and performance progression.
- Active rehabilitation and progressive return-to-activity planning.
- Injury prevention and movement re-education for athletes and enthusiasts.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Strive Health and Performance - Coquitlam
1032 Austin Avenue, Unit 102, Coquitlam, BC, V3K 3P3
Kris was born in Comox on Vancouver Island but raised in the Tri-Cities where he competed in a number of sports including volleyball, soccer, basketball, hockey, baseball and swimming. He eventually narrowed his focus to beach and indoor volleyball. This led him to representing Canada at the 19U Beach Volleyball World Championships in Portugal, and obtaining an athletic scholarship to play indoor volleyball at UBC Okanagan while completing his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology. Kris retired from varsity volleyball mid-way through his degree and transferred over to UBC to finish the remainder of his Bachelor in Kinesiology. Through his degree, Kris cultivated an immense interest in the biomechanics of human movement as well as a passion for coaching. From that, a desire emerged to help others achieve their rehabilitation and training goals. Outside the clinic, Kris enjoys playing volleyball, coaching volleyball, and nerding out on the Canucks.
This is for non-ICBC patients, if your visit is related to an ICBC claim please select "Initial ICBC Active Rehab" visit When booking this appointment we recommend you book a minimum of 1-2 subsequent (follow up) appointments a week for 4-6 weeks to avoid a waitlist and ensure your desired time slots. Please try to book with the same therapist for these follow up sessions. Your therapist will recommend any changes at the end of your initial assessment. -Thank you