DR.  DEVIN CHOHAN utilizes the latest in clinical and bio-mechanical research through Integrated Therapeutics (IT)™ to help athletes reach their potential, manage and prevent injuries. He has a special focus on Athletic Performance & Functional Movement. Dr. Chohan holds an Honours B.A. from the University of Ottawa, Doctor of Chiropractic degree, complete with Dean's list and Clinical Honours, from CMCC, as well as a certificate in Neurofunctional Medical Acupuncture from McMaster University's department of Anaesthesiology. Dr. Chohan has been trained in several other disciplines, including: Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Complete Concussion Management,  Active Release Technique, Graston Technique, Titleist Performance Institute (TPI), and Integrated Therapeutics.
Dr. Chohan currently consults with athletes of all sports and skill levels at Performance Sports Therapy in Ottawa. He has extensive ties in the Ottawa community throughout his years of playing competitive sports including basketball, soccer, table tennis, track-and-field, and golf. Dr. Chohan was also a winner of the Jim McDonald Citizenship Award in Ottawa and selected as a National Technical Official for Canada Basketball at the Pan-Am/Para Pan-Am games in 2015.

​​​​​JOHN HAIME is a world-class specialist in the area of performance and one of the world’s leading authorities in Emotional Intelligence as it relates to performance in sport. He personally coaches top executives, executive teams, athletes and artists in a variety of performance areas. He is a sought after speaker by corporate and sports groups around the world.
In January 2010, New Edge Performance (www.newedgeperformance.org) was created to service a growing demand in the athlete market. Through “New Edge” John Haime works with some of the world’s leading professional and amateur athletes on mental/emotional development.
John himself has been mentored by some of the top industry leaders in leadership and high performance.

BRUCE BONNER has a Master’s degree in Nutrition from the Edison Institute of Nutrition and a Sociology degree from the University of Prince Edward Island. In addition to being a Nutritional Consultant, Bruce is a Certified Biofeedback Technician (CBT), NLP Master Practitioner and a Level 1 Metabolic Typing Advisor. He has been a member in good standing of the International Organization of Nutritional Consultants, Academy of Naturopaths and Naturotherapists and of the Canadian Examining Board of Healthcare Practitioners for the past 17 years.
Bruce has a keen interest in sports and played professional hockey in Germany for five years. Helping amateur and professional athletes from many different sports is one of his passions. A sought after lecturer, Bruce speaks on a variety of topics and has done hundreds of seminars in front of various sports teams and organizations in the past decade.
Bruce’s passion for helping others is fueled by his desire to live a healthy lifestyle and his  life-long study of alternative medicine. Using his seventeen years of clinical experience Bruce  specializes in digestive problems, sports nutrition, allergies, food sensitivities, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) (Bruce did his thesis in IBS), hormonal change balances, fatigue, stress, anxiety, and weight-loss programs.

Adam is a former Team USA athlete, accredited teacher and American Council of Exercise (ACE) Coach.
A Strength Coach with 12 years experience in the US and Canada working predominantly with power athletes in football, track, bobsled, baseball, basketball, and volleyball, as well as preparing various law enforcement officers, firefighters, SWAT members, and military academy candidates.
Adam is a former Team USA Bobsled push athlete (2011-2012) competing in North America's Cup and World Cup tours, as well as a collegiate football player and multi-sport track athlete. Now a proud husband and new father.
Currently:
Regional Strength Coach (Bobsled Skeleton Canada)
Strength and Push Coach (Ontario Bobsled Assoc.)
Driving force for CANAM's performance programming and offering