Dr Gerry Ramogida

Dr. Gerry Ramogida B.Sc., D.C.

Dr. Gerry Ramogida is a chiropractor who utilizes a combination of manual techniques (Active Release Techniques (ART), osteopathic joint pumping and fascial release, Contemporary Medical Acupuncture (where licensed), and chiropractic joint manipulation), in combination with biomechanical evaluation of athlete movement in an effort to return individuals from injury, reduce injury frequency, and improve athletic performance. He works with individuals at all levels of activity, whether returning to exercise to improve health, or a professional athlete returning from injury or looking to maximize performance. Dr. Gerry Ramogida is currently a consultant with many Olympic and professional athletes (MLB, NHL, NFL, EPL). He has been the Seattle Seahawks team Chiropractor and performance therapist since 2002. He has worked as a member of the Canadian medical staff at the World Track and Field Championships in Edmonton (2001), Paris (2003), Helsinki (2005), and Osaka (2007), as well as the Olympic Summer Games in Athens (2004), and Beijing (2008). In the January of 2010, Dr. Ramogida was hired by United Kingdom Athletics to bring his methods of “Trackside/Performance Therapy” (the integration of manual therapies into athlete training sessions for the purposes of improving performance and reducing injury frequency) to the UK to help in the nations efforts to meet high expectations at the 2012 London Summer Olympic Games (see list below of team appointments).

Consultant Chiropractor to the Vancouver Canucks
Contemporary medical acupuncture McMaster University
Consulting Chiropractor Seattle Seahawks
Consultant Chiropractor and Performance Therapist UK Athletics
Director of Chiropractic Services at the Fortius Institute
Consultant Chiropractor to EPL Teams
Active Release Techniques Provider and Instructor
Medical director for Altis

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Dr. Gerry RamogidaB.Sc., D.C

Using a knee model to explain the findings observed on the diagnostic ultrasound screen which is showing tendinopathic changes within the patients patellar tendon (area visualized as color on the monitor). Diagnostic Ultrasound is a modality which can be used to help in evaluating an area of concern enabling the visualization of acute or chronic tissue changes.

Consultant to UK Athletics – Trackside/Performance Therapy – London, UK

London 2012 Olympic Summer Games

Provide daily injury management, therapeutic and performance based inputs in coordination with athlete workouts. Regularly evaluate athlete mechanics and utilize various techniques to assist in the effort of technique/performance improvement.

2012 UK Warm Weather Training Camp – Stellenbosch, South Africa
2012 IAAF World Indoor Championships – Istanbul, Turkey.
2012 UK Warm Weather Training Camp – Los Angeles, CA.
2012 UKA National Championships – Birmingham, UK.
2012 UK Athletics Olympic Holding Camp – Monte Gordo, Portugal.
2012 Summer Olympic Games – London, UK.

2011

2011 UKA Warm Weather Training Camp – Stellenbosch, South Africa.
2011 UK Indoor National Championships – Sheffield, UK.
2011 European Indoor Championships – Paris, France.
2011 European Teams Competition – Stockholm, Sweden.
2011 UKA National Championships – Burmingham, UK.
2011 World Championships Training Camp – Ulsan, Korea.
2011 IAAF World Championships – Deagu, Korea.

2010

2010 UK Indoor National Championships – Sheffield, UK.
2010 UKA Warm Weather Training Camp – San Diego, CA.
2010 Spar European Teams Competition – Bergen, Norway.
2010 UKA National Championships – Birmingham, UK.
2010 European Championships Preparation Camp – Monte Gordo, Portugal.
2010 European Championships – Barcelona, Spain.
2010 World Cup – Represented UK on the European Team Medical Staff , Split,Croatia.

Upon a successful completion of the London 2012 Olympic Summer Games (highest medal count since the last boycott games, as well as a reduction in injury frequency), Dr. Ramogida has returned back to Vancouver. It his goal to bring the lessons and techniques he has learned throughout his career experiences to help athletes of all levels recover from injury, reduce injury occurrence, and improve performance.