“In 2020 I was really worried about the compressed schedule of games and I was almost certain I would have to play injured when it counted the most. Luckily for me, I got to work with Murray and learned to move properly while still competing hard. When it came to the big day, the Stanley Cup Finals, I was able to play pain free and at my best.”

“I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Dr Murray Heber for many years now, both as an athlete and as a (chiropractic / healthcare / wellness) practitioner & professional. I so appreciate the work he has done directly on my body as well as many other Olympic and professional athletes. Alongside the traditional needs to bring the best physical and mental self to perform and excel, Murray is also very knowledgeable about aligning these components together, where one has the chance to experience a Flow State where mind and body meet - that is when one has the opportunity for excellence. Murray brings this very unique perspective to the achievement of High Performance.”

“When I first met Murray I thought I’d given part of my body to hockey. I accepted the idea that in retirement there would be things I just couldn’t physically do such as running. Murray quickly pointed out that I didn’t have any physical reasons why I couldn’t run, I just had to learn how to break my bad habits of movement I picked up over my hockey career. Almost immediately I went from not running at all, to understanding how to use my muscles and joints properly, and I rapidly built up to running 5 miles pain free. Murray gave me a totally different perspective on my body and empowered my entire mindset.”

“Murray recognized when I had a lot on my mind one summer practice session and I wasn’t performing at my best. He observed that when the creativity or intensity of my efforts on the ice increased, my performance increased dramatically and helped me focus on, and only on, the task at hand. I still think of that to this day and when I find myself with a busy mind heading into a game or practice, I ask myself ‘what can I do in my warm-up that is creative or of high intensity to help me find focus and flow’? That still works for me every time.”