Gabriel Courtois
Physiotherapist, Expertise in Bike Fitting
Gabriel is a physical therapist passionate about treating musculoskeletal injuries and helping patients return to sports. He has a particular interest in movement assessment, training load management, and supporting individuals who wish to regain optimal function in sports, work, or daily activities.
His practice is based on a personalized, evidence-based approach tailored to each patient’s goals. He seeks to understand the factors contributing to pain and limitations in order to propose concrete, progressive, and sustainable interventions.
Having competed in several sports himself, including American football and rowing, Gabriel has a deep understanding of the unique demands faced by active individuals. Today, he primarily engages in trail running, rock climbing, and road cycling—disciplines that fuel his clinical interest in endurance and outdoor sports, running-related injuries, and movement optimization. He is also interested in the unique realities of each sport, whether conventional or less common.
He also has expertise in cycling positioning, enabling him to help cyclists improve their comfort, efficiency, and training tolerance, both in terms of performance and injury prevention.
Clinical Interests
- Musculoskeletal Injuries
- Return to Sport and Load Management
- Road Running and Trail Running
- Endurance Sports and Outdoor Sports
- Cycling Positioning
- Lower Back and Lower Limb Pain
Academic Training
- Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in physiotherapy, Université de Montréal
Main Postgraduate Courses
- Advanced cyclist positioning training, PhysioVélo
- The cyclist’s hip, PhysioVélo
- Running Injuries (The Running Clinic)
