Kevin Frudd is a registered physiotherapist who has been practicing since 2006. He works with patients to better understand what is contributing to their pain, how their body is moving, and what options they have for improving strength, function, and confidence.
Kevin has a particular strength in dry needling and in explaining anatomy in a way that is relevant to the person in front of him. His approach is direct, practical, and built around helping patients understand why they are feeling what they are feeling. From there, he uses targeted exercise and treatment strategies to address the problems that are present.
Kevin is a good fit for people who like direct explanations and a plan that makes sense. He takes concerns seriously, connects symptoms back to anatomy and movement, and builds care strategies that patients can understand and use.
Kevin brings a steady, experienced presence to the clinic, along with a healthy dose of humour. His colleagues describe him as positive, low maintenance, and a fast talker—which tracks well with someone who likes to explain, problem-solve, and keep things moving.
Areas of focus
- Dry needling
- Manual therapy
- Strength-based rehabilitation
- Anatomy education
- Exercise therapy
- Sports and activity-related injuries
Qualifications
- Fellows of the Canadian Academy of Manual and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists (FCAMPT)
- Certified Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (CGIMS)
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Approach to care
Kevin starts by helping patients understand what is going on. He explains the anatomy involved, connects it to the symptoms or limitations they are experiencing, and uses exercise to address the problems that are present.
His advice is often simple, but not simplistic: get stronger, smartly. That means building strength in a way that fits the person, the injury, and the goal, rather than chasing a one-size-fits-all routine.
Kevin also understands that people need options. Whether someone is managing pain, trying to improve strength, or working back toward a sport or daily activity, he focuses on giving them a practical path forward.
Quick tip
Get stronger, smartly. Strength work does not need to be complicated, but it should be matched to your body, your goals, and what you are trying to improve.
Outside the clinic
Outside work, Kevin enjoys trail running, biking, and learning how to build with wood. He is also a proud sports parent: up for anything, happy to offer helpful tips, and not the one yelling from the sidelines.
His own description of himself as a slow-moving zone 2 dinosaur is probably best left as proof that his sense of humour is intact.
