Arbind Bhangu

Arbind is a RMT graduate from Sutherland-Chan College of Massage Therapy in Toronto. Prior to this he graduated with his Bachelor in Kinesiology from UBC. He has lived in South Vancouver for most of his life, but has recently moved into Richmond.

Arbind has a broad sports background. He played ball hockey for many years including competing in men’s national and provincial level tournaments. He has given back to the ball hockey community by volunteering as a coach and working as a referee. Before ball hockey was his biggest passion, Arbind played ice hockey with Vancouver Thunderbirds as well as basketball and soccer for Sir Winston Churchill Secondary.

Arbind believes that there is no such thing as a ‘one size fits all’ approach to massage therapy. Being able to tailor the best approach for his patients is something that Arbind strives for and has learned to provide after years of coaching and working as a personal trainer.

At UBC school of Kinesiology, his favorite course was biomechanics. His understanding of biomechanics is something that helps him understand and to educate patients in their movement habits. Arbind continues to expand his treatment skills and has completed extra training in manual lymph drainage and fascial stretch therapy and other treatment modalities along the way.

In his spare time, Arbind volunteers as a landscaper at Mayfair Lakes golf course. His 9 iron is effective for those pesky shrubs.