Sharni Hargraves
- Sports injury prevention and management.
- Strength and conditioning for athletes.
- Pilates for movement and function.
- Dry needling for pain relief.
- Manipulative therapy, soft tissue release.
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Peak Performance Physiotherapy & Massage Therapy
11-4154 Village Green, Whistler, BC, V8E 1H1
Sharni Hargraves B.Sci, M.Phty Sharni graduated from The University of Sydney with a Master of Physiotherapy in 2018. She then went on to work in a busy sports based clinic in Sydney, Australia. During her time there Sharni worked as a physiotherapist for a Men’s premier league football (soccer) team and an AFL (Australian Rules Football) juniors club. With these clubs Sharni provided pre- season injury screening, pre-season strength & conditioning, and on-field acute injury diagnosis and management. Sharni is a firm believer of preventing injuries and re-injruies before they happen using evidence based testing, and sport specific strength and conditioning. Sharni is also an APPI trained clinical pilates instructor and has completed post-graduate courses and training in pilates/exercise re-hab, dry-needling (APA) and Sports Physiotherapy level 1 (APA). Sharni was a dancer for over 20 years and has her Diploma in Dance and Elite Performance. Through dancing and pilates Sharni has developed a deep understanding of human movement. She utilises pilates to correct abnormal biomechanics and movement patterns, to optimise her client’s function and to help them achieve their goals. Sharni moved to Whistler in 2020 from Australia and loves all the activities Whistler has to offer. In her spare time, you’ll find her at the gym, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, paddle boarding and running. Skills: Manipulative therapy, Soft tissue release, taping, dry needling, pilates and exercise rehabilitation
Initial assessment and treatment - For patients who have not been in for over 3 months, have a new area to be assessed, or are seeing a new Physiotherapist.