Jouen is a physiotherapist and former varsity runner who brings both clinical training and lived experience to her work with runners. She understands the demands of training from the inside and focuses on helping runners stay healthy, train with more control, and arrive at the start line prepared.

During a RunReady Assessment, Jouen looks at how strength, biomechanics, and movement patterns shape performance and injury risk. Her background in strength and conditioning helps her build plans that improve durability, efficiency, and long-term consistency.

If you are preparing for your first race or working toward a new personal best, Jouen brings a steady, practical approach to improving how you train.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find her out on the trails or cooking meals to support her own training.

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Kendra is a physiotherapist with a background in research, a Master’s in Physical Therapy, and a PhD in progress at the University of British Columbia. She brings a strong science foundation to her work and knows how to apply it in ways that change how runners train and recover.

During a RunReady Assessment, Kendra takes a careful, research-driven look at how you move to identify early breakdowns and opportunities to improve how your body handles training. She explains what she sees clearly, connects it back to how you run, and builds a plan that is practical and easy to follow.

If you want a thoughtful, detail-oriented assessment and a clear path forward, Kendra is someone who brings both precision and calm to the process.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find her on a trail with her two border collies or searching for a good coffee.

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Sean is a physiotherapist who understands running from both the clinical and personal side. He has worked with runners of all levels and tested his own approach through years of training, including completing the 2025 Boston Marathon.

During a RunReady Assessment, Sean focuses on building a clear plan forward, whether you are increasing training or trying to stay consistent. He explains what is happening in your body, what matters most, and what to adjust so your running becomes more efficient and controlled.

Before joining RunReady, Sean worked at BC Children’s Hospital, where he built a strong foundation in adapting care to different needs and explaining complex ideas in a simple, practical way.

If you want a steady, thoughtful approach and a clear sense of what to work on, Sean brings both structure and perspective to the process.

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Dani is a physiotherapist who understands what it takes to train through setbacks and work toward specific goals. She studied kinesiology and earned her Master’s in Physiotherapy, and brings a clear, practical approach to connecting what you feel with what is happening in your body.

During a RunReady Assessment, Dani looks closely at how you move, where breakdowns are starting, and what is worth changing so you can train, race, or run with more confidence. She works with everyday runners and competitive athletes, and explains what she sees in a way that is easy to understand and apply.

If you’re working toward a personal best or want a clearer picture of how your body is functioning, Dani brings both precision and perspective to the process.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find her out on a trail or in the middle of a long run.

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Nicole is a physiotherapist who focuses on the small details in how runners move that make a big difference in how they feel. She holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Kinesiology and a Master’s in Physiotherapy from the University of British Columbia, and brings a sharp eye for how the whole body works together when you run.

During an assessment, Nicole looks at how each joint connects to the next and how movement patterns shape comfort, efficiency, and injury risk. Through the RunReady System, she ties footwear directly to your goals in a practical way that changes how you train.

She works especially well with beginners and runners who have had to stop because of injury or pain, helping them improve their movement, rebuild strength, and regain confidence. If you want clear explanations and a plan you can follow, Nicole is someone who makes the process feel simple and doable.

Outside the clinic, you’ll usually find her running or reading a good book.

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Nick is a physiotherapist with more than a decade of clinical experience and a clear focus on helping runners move and train more efficiently. As a co-founder of RunReady, he has played a central role in shaping how we assess runners and build plans that improve performance and reduce injury risk.

During a RunReady Assessment, Nick looks for the root of what is making things feel off. He studies how your body moves, where efficiency is being lost, and what is worth changing to reduce injury risk and improve performance. You leave each session knowing what matters, what to work on, and how it connects to your goals.

If you want a precise assessment and practical direction, Nick is someone who keeps the focus on what will make the biggest difference.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find him out on his early morning run, building what’s next for RunReady, or chasing after his two kids.

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Aren is a licensed physiotherapist and experienced distance runner who brings a strong clinical lens to how runners train and recover. He has worked with runners preparing for everything from 5Ks to marathons, with a focus on improving movement quality, consistency, and control.

During a RunReady Assessment, Aren looks for what is limiting progress and what is worth adjusting to move forward. He combines strength work, movement coaching, and clear strategies that match your goals.

He has completed advanced training through The Running Clinic and Montana Running Lab, with a focus on running-related injuries and long-term movement health.

If you want a thoughtful assessment and practical guidance you can apply in training, Aren brings both experience and precision to the process.

Outside the clinic, he is usually training for his next race, leading Coffee Run with his local run crew, or spending time with his family.

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