Kulwinder is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who completed his studies in Massage Therapy at Humber College, in addition to earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and Health Science from York University. As a practitioner, Kulwinder believes in taking both an active and supportive role in each patient’s wellness journey. His approach goes beyond simply alleviating pain through manual therapy—he empowers patients to take control of their recovery with education, self-care strategies, and remedial exercises, promoting lasting results and preventing future injury. Using range of motion and orthopedic assessments, Kulwinder aims to identify the root causes of pain and develops personalized treatment plans for his patients. He has experience treating conditions such as chronic pain, musculoskeletal injuries, and postural imbalances. Kulwinder is skilled in deep tissue, sports, and relaxation massage, and utilizes techniques like trigger point therapy, PNF stretching, joint mobilizations, myofascial release, and Swedish massage. Having worked in neurological, palliative, and sports rehabilitation settings, Kulwinder values a holistic, patient-centered approach and is committed to staying current with the latest advancements in injury treatment and recovery.

Lee is a Registered Massage Therapist and Humber College Instructor. He is skilled in a variety of treatments such as deep tissue massage, electro-acupuncture (MPS Therapy), Cupping Therapy, Sports Therapy, and Low-Level Lazer Therapy. He has devoted countless hours to educating himself on solving common injuries and educating his patients on injury prevention.

Jonathan Grandchamp is an ISSA Certified Personal Trainer, Strength and Conditioning Coach, and certified Stretch Coach here at RMT Movement, with over 6 years of coaching experience. In that time he’s worked with clients at every level, from complete beginners to competitive athletes, including plenty who needed training built carefully around an injury history. As a former athlete, he has experience in football, soccer, basketball, and track and field. Competing across those sports is where he learned firsthand how compound movements and proper training transfer strength and speed to your sport, and how an athlete is built over time. He’s since developed interests in other areas of movement — martial arts, gymnastics, and calisthenics — and incorporates aspects of those fields into his own training methods, with some very successful results. As a coach, his goal is to get you moving and feeling your best. He prides himself on making sure his clients understand the purpose of the movements they’re doing, whether at the gym or at home. He also believes that everyone can train like an athlete given the proper training and instruction. Whether you haven’t played a sport at all, haven’t in years, or you’re an athlete looking to increase your overall athleticism, he’s here to tell you that it’s possible — and he’d be more than happy to help you get there and have fun along the way.