Isaac Fritz-Tate

Isaac is a Certified athletic therapist originally from St. John’s Newfoundland. His passion for
helping people move better began while working with individuals with physical disabilities while
he was living in Montréal. During this time, he witnessed how even the smallest improvements
in movement, an extra degree of motion, a smoother step, a bit more independence, could
profoundly enhance a person’s confidence and overall quality of life. This experience inspired
him to pursue Athletic Therapy at Concordia University and shaped his commitment to
patient-centered care.

No matter someone’s background, whether a high-performance athlete or an individual simply
wanting to move without pain, Isaac is passionate about helping people feel and perform their
best. He performs thorough musculoskeletal assessments and uses a combination of manual
treatment and targeted exercise prescription to address each person’s specific needs, ensuring
every treatment plan is tailored, effective, and goal oriented.

Throughout his studies, Isaac gained extensive field and clinical experience in both varsity
environments and clinics aimed at treating the general population. This allowed him to work with
a diverse range of individuals, treating acute and chronic injuries and supporting patients
through both pre-operative preparation and post-operative recovery.

Isaac moved from Montreal to Edmonton and has enjoyed exploring
Alberta’s outdoor lifestyle. Outside the clinic, he loves hiking, cycling, paddling, and bouldering,
activities that fuel his appreciation for human movement.