Gaudet Rehab

Gaudet Rehab • Bringing the care of professional sport to the private sector 📈
• Owner,
• High Performance Rehab Consultant | Educator | Speaker

Travis graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in Halifax, N.S. in 2013 as well as a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, NB in 2011. He received his Diploma of Advanced Manual and Manipulative Therapy from the Orthopaedic Division in 2018. He is a Fellow with the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapists (FCAMPT) and a mentor with the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Travis also received his Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS) through the University of British Columbia, Acupuncture Certification through the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada, and Diagnostic Imaging Certification through University of Alberta which allows him to order Xrays, MSK Ultrasounds and MRI’s when appropriate. Originally from Charlottetown, PEI, he is on Physiotherapy Alberta’s restricted activity roster for both spinal manipulation and dry needing. He holds secondary certifications in Stretch to Win - Fascial Stretch Therapy®, Mobilisation of the Myofascial System (MMS) / Structural Myofascial Therapy (SFMT®), Mulligan Concepts, Neurological Proprioceptive Kinesio-Taping, and Custom Knee Bracing. His clinical philosophy is not only rooted in rehabilitation, but also in future injury prevention, by combining manual therapy, needling techniques, myofascial mobilisations, neural container mobility, and motor control; correlating it with analysis of obtained objective data, all with the ultimate goal of empowering the patient with knowledge to continue to assist them on a road to functional and pain-free lifestyle.

February Round Up. In person and Online clients putting in work, mad quad gainz, and a quick rip to Redbull in LA. It’s ...
03/05/2026

February Round Up.

In person and Online clients putting in work, mad quad gainz, and a quick rip to Redbull in LA.

It’s good to be back on the tools 🛠️🪛⚔️

Most jump metrics aren’t independent.Some fluctuate within a session.Some settle longitudinally.Some are just different ...
02/19/2026

Most jump metrics aren’t independent.

Some fluctuate within a session.
Some settle longitudinally.
Some are just different expressions of the same quality.

Before chasing change, ask:

Is it reliable?
Is it valid?
Is it outside the noise?

Quality Data > More Data.

Month 5.With improvements in eccentric peak velocity, countermovement depth, contraction time, and reduced asymmetry on ...
02/11/2026

Month 5.

With improvements in eccentric peak velocity, countermovement depth, contraction time, and reduced asymmetry on the CMJ, we typically look to progress the exercise menu to further target the athlete’s key buckets of need.

Although concentric asymmetries remain most visible, the primary focus continues to be yielding, braking and eccentric deceleration — as established in the initial reverse-engineering process, as these underpinning qualities can be the linchpin to an over reliance on concentric impulse to achieve output.

A bit of an ACL series off the tail of Summit. In ACL-R Mid-Stage 1, we’re looking for the rate-limiters hiding inside t...
02/09/2026

A bit of an ACL series off the tail of Summit.

In ACL-R Mid-Stage 1, we’re looking for the rate-limiters hiding inside the task itself —
not just whether the athlete can jump, but how they decelerate, unweight, and brake, and what strategy underpins the movement solution they choose for the task or test that we give. 

Testing guides the plan.
Monitoring refines it.
Targeted exercise removes the bottleneck.

If you don’t know what’s limiting progress,
you’re likely guessing with your chosen solutions. 

Next up: Month 5 ⏳

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02/06/2026

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02/05/2026

Islanders getting in that Thursday Work 🤝🏽

After a chaotic 2025…Cross country moves. Finishing the ORKA YEG build-out.Consulting on second opinion/complex cases on...
01/30/2026

After a chaotic 2025…

Cross country moves. 
Finishing the ORKA YEG build-out.
Consulting on second opinion/complex cases only.

I’ve finally been back on the table consistently for the last 30 days, and I’ve loved every minute of it.

Over the last month, I’ve been back on the table.
And it brought something back into sharp focus.

Preparation isn’t extra. It’s the standard.

When you remove friction before the session, you buy presence during it.

Better conversations.
Better decisions.
Better care.

High-value outcomes demand high-value standards.

Some musings from being back in the room 👆

After a chaotic 2025…Cross country moves. Finishing the ORKA YEG build-out.Consulting on second opinion/complex cases on...
01/30/2026

After a chaotic 2025…

Cross country moves.
Finishing the ORKA YEG build-out.
Consulting on second opinion/complex cases only.

I’ve finally been back on the table consistently for the last 30 days, and I’ve loved every minute of it.

Over the last month, I’ve been back on the table.
And it brought something back into sharp focus.

Preparation isn’t extra. It’s the standard.

When you remove friction before the session, you buy presence during it.

Better conversations.
Better decisions.
Better care.

High-value outcomes demand high-value standards.

Some musings from being back in the room 👆

It started as The ACL Experience back in 2023. An 8-week online course. 2-hour Zoom intensives. Two exceptional cohorts ...
01/23/2026

It started as The ACL Experience back in 2023. An 8-week online course. 2-hour Zoom intensives. Two exceptional cohorts of practitioners.

Traveling around throughout the last 3 years for courses and conferences, one things always shined through to me, online can’t replace what happens in the room.

Human interaction.
Energy.
Live practical debate.
Post-course socials.
The informal conversations are where the real learning lives.

Our toxic trait? We refine. We iterate. We try to constantly over-deliver.

So bringing Fearghal Kerin and Matt Jordan in to kick-start what became one of the most meaningful weekends since ØRKA’s inception just made sense.

40 practitioners.
Our biggest live event to date.

Egos left at the door.
Knowledge shared freely.
Wins discussed openly.
Losses discussed honestly.

Represented:🇧🇪 🇮🇪🇵🇱🇨🇦🇺🇸

All aligned around one goal: pushing the needle forward and resetting the standard for ACL care in private practice.

When the dust settles on a career, weekends like this are the ones you remember.

To the newest members of the ORKA family, Never Hunt Aløne.🫡

There’s a moment that hits a lot of practitioners about 8–10 years into their career.A realization that despite navigati...
01/07/2026

There’s a moment that hits a lot of practitioners about 8–10 years into their career.

A realization that despite navigating all the CPD Canada has to offer, they’re still blindspots. 

You’ve done the Orthopaedic levels.
You’ve earned the FCAMPT letters.
You’ve climbed the mountain you thought was the peak.

And then you realise how unprepared you actually are to take an athlete all the way back to sport and performance.

That’s where I was in the years leading into the pandemic.

“You don’t know what you don’t know” sounds cliché — until it isn’t.
Until your eyes are opened to what an athlete truly needs beyond symptom resolution.

Is there a place for joint manipulations and mobilisations?
Absolutely.

Is high-level clinical reasoning non-negotiable?
It’s imperative.

But something changes when you arm a therapist with:
• Advanced reasoning and critical thinking
• A deep understanding of primary tissue healing and movement
• Mid-stage principles that actually connect rehab to sport

You stop creating protocol followers.
You create practitioners who build n = 1 solutions — from Day 1 to return-to-sport.

That’s the practitioner we’re building at ØRKA Performance Charlottetown.

If you’re a physiotherapist or strength coach who’s had that lightbulb moment — and wants an environment that supports the next evolution of your practice — we should talk. 

PS. There’s some of the nicest beaches and golf courses you’ll ever see. 

📍 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
⏱ Part-time & full-time roles available

💬 Comment “CAREERS” and we’ll send you the details.

Never Hunt Aløne.

12/30/2025

2025 through film 🎥 📸

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Unit 160, 11358 Barlow Trail NE
Calgary, AB
T3J3T9

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Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
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