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What is the TPI Program?

The Golf Assessment was established at Group23 in partnership with the Titleist Performance Institute to help identify problem areas that may be compromising your golf swing and make improvements to produce a more powerful, repeatable, and efficient swing. For more information on TPI, Click Here.

What is a TPI Golf Assessment?

This is a full-body evaluation that will highlight specific limitations in mobility, flexibility, strength and stability that have been directly correlated to common swing characteristics that may negatively affect your performance. Corrections will be done through physiotherapy as well as prescribed exercises. The assessment can be used by TPI-certified golf professionals to better explain the swing characteristics that you demonstrate and build a more individualized swing pattern for you. This will also prevent them from prescribing corrections to your swing that your body may not be able to perform, which could result in injury or frustration.

Golf Resources

Download or access warm-up mobility exercises HERE!

Check out our physiotherapy-backed warm-up mobility exercises designed specifically for golfers.

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We Offer Tailored, Patient-Centric Plans to Help Individuals Rise Above Their Injuries

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I access the program?

Amy is a Level 1 TPI Certified Professional and Registered Physiotherapist. Appointments can be scheduled online through our online booking page or by calling our main line at 403-284-4040.

No. You can access the Golf Assessment without a formal referral from your family doctor.
Yes. Physiotherapy appointments are not covered by Alberta Health Care but may be covered by extended health benefit plans.
No need to bring any golf equipment, just wear comfortable clothing.

Locations

Winsport
Chinook
Shea Quilichini

Physiotherapist
BSc, MScPT, CGIMS

Born and raised in Calgary, Shea’s interest in physiotherapy began after completing his undergraduate degree in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. After working for several years as a kinesiologist, he went on to earn his Master’s in Physiotherapy from McMaster University.
 
Since graduating, Shea has gained clinical experience in sport medicine and orthopaedic settings, including the McMaster Sport Medicine Clinic, the University of Calgary, and a specialized hip and hockey clinic in Oakville. He has completed his Certificate in Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (GunnIMS) through the University of British Columbia and his Intermediate Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Therapy through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Shea is registered with the College of Physical Therapists of Alberta and is on both the spinal manipulation and dry needling rosters.
 
Shea treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, with a special focus on low back, hip, knee, neck and nerve pain.  His approach combines hands-on therapy, targeted exercise, and practical education to help patients recover and build lasting resilience. Each treatment plan is individualized, whether the goal is managing a new injury or working through persistent pain.  As a musician himself, Shea also enjoys working with musicians, as well as recreational and competitive athletes, helping them return to their highest level of function with confidence.
 
Outside the clinic, Shea enjoys exploring the Rockies and spending time in the backcountry, staying active year-round. He values time with friends and family,  trying new restaurants around the city, and almost always has a creative project underway – feel free to ask him what he’s building next!
Claire Froese

Physiotherapist
MScPT

Claire graduated with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in Edmonton in 2020. 

 

Much of Claire’s passion for, and interest in, the field of physiotherapy and rehabilitation came from her own personal journey as an athlete in sport. She played soccer at a high level throughout her junior high and high school years and then went on to play CIS university level soccer as well. During those years she was inspired by the difference that a number of physiotherapists and athletic therapists made in her own life, both personally and from a rehabilitation perspective, and this encouraged her to ultimately pursue her own career in Physiotherapy.  

 

Claire is passionate about partnering with and motivating people to reach their highest potential, regardless of age, current activity level or ability. She wants to empower you to move better and feel stronger in your every day life and help you achieve your goals; whether that be returning to play as an athlete or someone looking to get back to their activities of daily living. Claire likes to incorporate education, manual therapy techniques and strength and conditioning principles into her practice in order to treat a variety of different injuries and conditions. 

 

In her free time, Claire can be found spending time with her family and friends. She loves the outdoors and specifically enjoys road biking, running and walking her dog.