Cyrille Brindamour

Cyrille graduated from McGill University with a B.Sc. in Kinesiology in 2011. He used this knowledge in his work as a kinesiologist and personal trainer for various Montreal-based clinics. Cyrille gained tremendous insight while volunteering as a kinesiologist for Hope and Cope, an organization within the Jewish General Hospital that provides psychosocial support and practical resources to people suffering from cancer. Cyrille continued his education in England and graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy. The experience he garnered at Hope and Cope enabled Cyrille to study the effects of exercise in oncology patients, upon which he based his Master’s thesis. More than 1200 hours of internships as well as extensive training in both Maintland’s mobilization techniques and massotherapy gave him the experience needed to work as a physiotherapist for Oxford United FC, a Skybet League 1 professional soccer team. Cyrille moved back to Quebec in 2014 and recently finished the international equivalency programme from the Professional Physiotherapy Order of Quebec. Cyrille is also a member of the Naturotherapy Association of Quebec. Cyrille is a sports enthusiast. He has played hockey all his life and spends his free time camping or on a kayak.