Justin Warsylewicz is a former Canadian National Team speed skater. His career highlights include winning a Silver Medal in the Team Pursuit at the Turin 2006 Olympic Games, competing in 12 World Championships, and being crowned 2004 Junior World Champion.

Once Justin completed his athletic career, he graduated from the University of Calgary with a Bachelor of Science Degree (Exercise and Health Physiology Major), became a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, and completed the 2200-hour Massage Therapy Diploma program through Mount Royal University.

In addition, Justin is the proud father of two children and spends most of his free time with his family exploring the great outdoors.

Mark completed his Master of Science in physiotherapy in 2011 from the University of Alberta. He also holds certifications in spinal manipulation, anatomical acupuncture, and functional dry needling. Mark is a former long track speed skating national team member. He suffered a significant knee injury during his career and received quality care that allowed him to successfully return to sport. This motivated him to stay involved in high performance sport and help others accomplish their goals while representing Canada.

He began his career working in private practice orthopedics and neurorehabilitation at the Foothills Hospital. In 2014, Mark joined the University of Calgary Sport Medicine Centre and went back to his roots as he joined the speed skating team as a member of the integrated support team. He has provided care to junior and senior speed skaters at numerous World Cups and World Championships. Mark’s expertise includes hip, knee and return to sport rehabilitation as well as manual therapy.

Mark is originally from Saskatoon Saskatchewan and moved to Calgary in 1998 to train at the Olympic Oval. He enjoys spending time with his wife and 2 young boys, skiing, mountain biking, climbing and cooking.