Leading Edge Physiotherapy

17/10/2026

This weekend we are talking about prehab, rehab, and tools that help with a quicker recovery after a hip replacement.

In our latest episode of Life Shouldn't Hurt, Grant Fedoruk sits down with his colleague Rob Colling—a Leading Edge Physiotherapist based out of Calgary. Rob isn't just a rehabilitation expert; he's someone who lived through severe hip osteoarthritis himself. From elite sprinting in Australia to slipping on ice in Canada, Rob shares his story of dealing with pain, overcoming denial, preparing for surgery, and getting back to snowboarding, rugby, and playing sports with his kids.

If you or a loved one are dealing with chronic hip pain or preparing for joint replacement, this conversation offers hope, clarity, and practical tools.

📢 Tune in this weekend on the Corus Radio Network across Canada
🔗 Visit our website for more details and listen now
📺 Watch the first segment on Youtube with Grant and Anita

https://leadingedgephysio.com/blog/hip-replacement-prehab-and-recovery-with-rob-colling/

11/10/2026

Got tight, sore muscles or recovering from an injury? Let’s open the door to a recovery by getting some hands on care!

Manual therapy at Leading Edge Physiotherapy uses skilled hands-on techniques that may help mobilize stiff joints, release tight muscles, address adhesions and scar tissue, and support improved mobility — all tailored to your specific needs after a thorough assessment. 

When combined with targeted exercise, these approaches can form part of a plan to help you move better and get back to the activities you enjoy. Results vary based on your condition, goals, and consistency with the plan. We focus on evidence-informed care that supports your recovery process — because life shouldn’t hurt™. 

Available across our clinics in Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Calgary, Kelowna and surrounding areas. No referral needed.
Ready to learn more or book an assessment?
👉 Link in bio
visit leadingedgephysio.com
Call your nearest clinic for availability.

09/10/2026

Anyone seen as resilient never feels resilient in the moment.
If life has changed on you, and you are waiting to feel ready, this is for you.
Life Shouldn’t Hurt. Grant Fedoruk and Anita Cassidy talk with Ollie Thorn, a disability inclusion specialist paralysed from the chest down after a crash that broke more than 40 bones. He sit-skied, finished a 70.3 Ironman, and handcycled to Everest Base Camp. The change is this: confidence comes after the action, not before it.
Resilience is a practice, not a personality.
The first sit-ski day was mostly crashing.
He got up the 25-kilometre climb by borrowing belief from the people beside him.
Watch the first segment on YouTube. Hear the full conversation wherever you get podcasts. The link in bio opens the episode.
https://youtu.be/2oytWqc08Ws
Follow Grant and Anita for more conversations like this, so life doesn’t have to hurt.
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03/10/2026

Grant here... This one is special and close to home for me. Today I’m sharing something that isn’t just professional — it’s personal. As a physiotherapist, a CEO, and someone who has spent decades helping people fight for their health, I’ve seen countless stories of resilience. But prostate cancer is a chapter I lived inside, not just alongside.

My dad was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer at 50. His urologist believed the disease had been quietly growing since his 30s — long before any symptoms appeared, long before any of us knew what was coming. We were fortunate to have 12 meaningful years with him because we understood early enough what we were facing. That experience changed me. It shaped how I see men’s health, how I talk to my patients, and how urgently I believe in early detection.

That’s why this message matters.

At Leading Edge Physiotherapy, I recently published a piece on prostate cancer and early detection — not as a clinical lecture, but as a wake-up call for men who tend to wait, minimize, or ignore the signs until it’s too late. The truth is simple: prostate cancer is often silent, but early detection saves lives. And the cost of waiting is far too high...

👉 Blog post: https://leadingedgephysio.com/blog/prostate-cancer-early-detection-mens-health/

If you’re a man over 45 — or you love someone who is — please read it. Share it. Start the conversation. Encourage the PSA test. Push past the discomfort, the stigma, the “I’m fine” reflex that so many men default to. I lost my dad too early, but I gained a mission: to make sure fewer families have to walk that same road.Life shouldn’t hurt. And sometimes, the most important step is simply getting checked.

What’s one thing you wish more men understood about their health?

Al Hamilton and Jeff Davison discuss prostate cancer, early detection, PSA testing, the Man Van, and shortening Alberta treatment wait times.

01/10/2026

Prostate cancer will affect 1 in 6 men—and it often shows zero symptoms until it’s advanced.
People with prostates, this is your sign to get your PSA tested.

On the latest episode of Life Shouldn't Hurt, we’re joined by Edmonton Oilers legend Al Hamilton and Jeff Davison (CEO of Calgary’s ) to talk about the simple, life-saving test every man needs to know about.

📺 Watch the first segment with Grant and Anita on Youtube now
📣 Listen to the full episode wherever you find your podcasts

https://leadingedgephysio.com/blog/prostate-cancer-early-detection-mens-health/

28/09/2026

We aren’t trying to compete with trainers, yoga studios or Pilates instructors. They all play a role in your health and wellness. When things aren’t going well - we aim to be a part of your team and not to compete with it. If we all lift together - you get results.

Tag your favorite trainer, Pilates instructor or yoga studio - we’d love to work with them! ❤️

26/09/2026

Did you know that September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month?

This weekend on Life Shouldn’t Hurt we are joined by Oilers Legend Al Hamilton, sharing his personal diagnosis and survival story, and CEO of Jeff Davidson. We break down Alberta’s game-changing Man Vans and rapid-access diagnostic system that gets men treated faster than anywhere else in Canada.

📹 Catch the first 10 minutes over on our YouTube channel, Life Shouldn't Hurt.
📻 Listen the full conversation on the Corus Radio Network.

Because Life Shouldn't Hurt—and early detection saves lives. 💙

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yX5IB-oUuA

26/09/2026

Another huge night for us Edmonton Comedy Festival raising needed money and awareness for Shannon Stewart Spinal Cord Injury Alberta Canadian Adaptive Snowsports Edmonton
This year we laughed & combined since we started this event raised more than $130k for charities!

24/09/2026

Friends - comedy night is tomorrow

I found out that our team has early and late show tickets still available for tomorrow night. Our charities are Canadian Adaptive Sport, Basically Babies and Spinal Cord Injury Alberta

Please email [email protected] if you’d like to join - $50 per ticket and it’s a fun night!!!

Help us sell out … please