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PRESENTATION: Bike Ready – Expert tips on performance & injury reduction

Expert Education Series with the Banff Sport Medicine Clinic

We are pleased to host this free and in-person event.

Join experts from the Banff Sport Medicine Clinic in this hands-on interactive session and learn about common bike-related injuries, how to prepare your body for the upcoming season, and how to reduce your risk of injury.

REGISTER NOW FOR THIS FREE EVENT

Presented by:

Dr. Michaela Kopka, Orthopaedic Surgeon

Dr. Matt McIsaac, Sport Medicine Physician

Jacob Carter, Physiotherapist 

When 

Tuesday May 9th from 6 – 7:30 pm 

Where 

Banff Sport Medicine Clinic

213 – 300 Old Canmore Road

The Shops of Canmore

Cost: Free

This is a free event, however, please register to RSVP as space is limited.

If you decide to provide a donation, thank you!

Please know that your donation will go directly towards future injury prevention education initiatives.

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