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Chris Hogg – Professional Soccer – Returned From Complete Knee Reconstruction

Gerry just doesn’t look at the source of the pain he works around the pain correcting anything that could contribute to that specific point being sore. This is what really impressed me with working with him. The precision and his expertise is something I had never experienced before and I had worked with a lot of physios and so called specialists… Read more

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Owain Tudor Jones – Professional Soccer – Returned From Significant Knee Injury

In July 2012 i was heading into a new season with my club Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the Scottish Premiership with more apprehension than excitement. I was suffering with constant pain in my right knee. A pain that was really taking away my enjoyment of playing the game i loved. Through a friend, I was lucky enough to be introduced to Gerry… Read more

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Goldie Sayers – Olympian, British National Record Holder – Javelin

I spent three years working with Gerry in the UK and always felt in good hands. Gerry helped me rehabilitate after two Pretty serious surgeries after which I never had a problem. Gerry has a whole host of techniques, experience and knowledge to refer To so I was always confident that a successful outcome would be reached… Read more.

GerrySmallPicDr. Gerry Ramogida is a chiropractor who utilizes a combination of manual techniques (Active Release Techniques (ART), osteopathic joint pumping and fascial release, Contemporary Medical Acupuncture (where licensed), and chiropractic joint manipulation), in combination with biomechanical evaluation of athlete movement in an effort to return individuals from injury, reduce injury frequency, and improve athletic performance. He works with individuals at all levels of activity, whether returning to exercise to improve health, or a professional athlete returning from injury or looking to maximize performance.
Active Release Tecniques2 - Dr Gerry RamogidaART® is a manual therapy designed to specifically identify and treat (release) myofascial adhesions (areas of fibrotic change – aka scar tissue) within or between layers of soft tissues. Myofascial Adhesions result from the inflammatory process which occurs in acute injuries, repetitive strain or as a result of fibroblast cell (a specialized scar tissue producing white blood cell) activation due to hypoxia (low oxygen concentration) when blood flow is restricted to a muscle under chronic tension… click here to Read More
Since 2010, I have had the opportunity to study under Dr. Guy Voyer, a world renowned MD and Doctor of Osteopathy. This study has enabled me to incorporate a number of osteopathic manual and exercise techniques, including ELDOA, joint and fascial pumping which adds more tools to the proverbial tool box. More than simply learning techniques however, has come a much broader understanding of the complete interconnectedness of the body, not simply from a musculoskeletal standpoint, but in an all encompassing view. The musculoskeletal system is one piece of a complex, dynamic, interrelated system. Simple linear thought processes have lead to separations of systems (circulatory, nervous, skeletal, endocrine, reproductive, digestive…..etc.,etc.) to such an extent that we believe that someone can be treated for a disease of one system and are then surprised when negative side effects occur in another “unrelated” system. Our bodies conform to a set of non-linear, dynamic rules. The human body is not a simple machine, but an amazingly complex chaotic system. In studying with Dr. Voyer, the links based solidly in our anatomy between all of our “systems” have been more greatly appreciated and significantly influenced my approach to working with my valued clients.

Hands on techniques include:

  • Active release techniques (ART)
  • Myofascial Release (MFR)
  • Ostoepathic Joint pumping
  • Fascial pumping
  • ELDOA

Client List

  • Seatle Seahawks
  • Fortius Sport
  • MLB
  • European-Athletics
  • World Athletics Center
  • Canada Soccer