Kim Hutton

Kim Hutton

Registered Massage Therapist

About

Kim graduated with a 2200 hr diploma from Foothills College of Massage Therapy in 2001, and Mount Royal College in 1999 with a Diploma in Athletic Therapy, Kim has built a strong foundation in sports rehabilitation, injury prevention, and wellness care.

Since becoming an RMT in 2001, Kim has specialized in a variety of therapeutic techniques, including, deep tissue, myofascial release, and trigger point therapy. Additionally, she has expanded her skill set through continuing education in Myofascial Pump Cupping and Fire cupping, KT Taping 1&2, RAPID in both upper and lower body, and Acupressure Massage.

Beyond the clinic, Kim has been a part of the Calgary Buffalo Hockey Association for the past 25 years, serving as a team trainer. In this role Kim has provides on-site care for athletes, managing injuries, offering rehabilitation support. She also is co-coordinator for the CBHA where she help manages a set of trainers for the Association. Kim has also had the privilege of being part of the massage team for the Canadian Women’s National Olympic Hockey Team during their centralization programs in Calgary in 2006, 2010, and 2014, and has also worked with Luge and Skeleton athletes for the 2014 Olympics.

Languages

  • English

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