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691 871 763 Scott Oliver grew up in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada. He has always had a great love for sports and the outdoors. Throughout his youth he played many sports including hockey, baseball, swimming, and beach volleyball, while in high school he concentrated on track (200m & 400m) and American football. Many weekends were spent camping and bouldering. |
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GSM: 661 861 846 Linda is born in Giessen, Germany. Growing up in a medical family, she felt at an early age the interest towards medicine and wanted to become a healthcare practitioner. The day she discovered Chiropractic in the USA, she felt inspired by the holistical approach regarding the body, the idea of looking for the cause of pain & symptoms and the natural way of restoring health. So she decided to move to France to study Chiropractic at IFEC -one of the 3 chiropractic colleges in Europe that time. |
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621 599 844 Hi my name is Brad Mole, an Australian born and trained massage therapist. I studied at The College of Natural Medicine, Brisbane where the focus is to find the true cause of disease. A lot of western medicine focuses on treating symptoms mainly through the use of pharmaceuticals. I believe real healing comes through awareness and a willingness to improve your health. |
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Derrek Taber BScKin, M.A.T.S. |
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621 366 961 Derrek Taber graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago in 2001 with a B.S. in Kinesiology. Soon after graduation he started working as a personal trainer while obtain certifications from the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Academy of Sports Medicine. In 2004, after 3 years of personal training in the U.S. and Japan, Derrek discovered MAT (muscle activation techniques) which was a new alternative wellness technique that addresses muscular weakness rather than tightness to treat muscle imbalances which can allow clients to have a healthy and most importantly a pain-free lifestyle. Currently Derrek is the only person practicing MAT in Luxembourg, and there are only 3 in all of Europe. |
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