About Us

Marc Leduc

Marc is a graduate of the International Academy of Massage and is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia (CMTBC).

As a former university athlete, he has accumulated many injuries and massage therapy played a big role in getting him healthy and allowing him to train and stay active. This is what led him to becoming a Registered Massage Therapist.

Additional Certifications:
-Active Release Techniques (ART) – full body 2019
-Functional Range Conditioning – 2022
-Functional Range Release (Upper Body) – 2023
-Functional Range Assessment – 2023

These types of therapies can help with many different conditions, including: tension headaches, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis/golfer’s elbow, sciatic nerve issues, back pain, plantar fasciitis, shin splints and shoulder pain to name a few. They can be done separately from regular massage, or can be combined in the same treatment. 

When not at work, Marc enjoys spending time with his wife and three daughters, working out, and watching football.

Paul Leduc

Paul holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree from the University of Ottawa as well as a diploma in Paramedicine from Cambrian College. He graduated from the International Academy of Massage in Registered Massage Therapy and is registered with the College of Complimentary Health Professionals of BC (CCHPBC). 

Paul has had the privilege of learning from some of the best practitioners and coaches in the business – whom he credits for sharpening his clinical skills. On top of maintaining a private practice at Okanagan Sports Therapy, he is also highly sought for injury and performance consulting among athletes at the amateur and professional level. Not afraid to push the boundaries of treatment, patients often book with him because they are tired of not getting the results they are looking for. 

An entrepreneur at heart, Paul has owned and operated a number of small businesses and non-profit organization, including Absolute Sport Science and Lineman Special Strength.

When not in the clinic, Paul can be found enjoying all the Okanagan has to offer with his wife and three kids.