Matty Christopherson is an ultra endurance athlete, entrepreneur, and founder of OPS RUN. Known for establishing the fastest known time (FKT) on the Vancouver-to-Whistler route as a sanctioned road ultramarathon, the former Canadian National Team athlete is passionate about inspiring others through performance, movement, and community.

I don't wait until something hurts. Myo is a key part of my preventative care routine, helping me move better, recover faster, and perform at my best.

Mel is the Founder of Melrose Training, Toronto's top-rated women's personal training company. A former full-time Registered Nurse turned entrepreneur, she's passionate about helping women build strength, confidence, and sustainable wellness habits. She loves fitness, fashion, motherhood, community-building, and sharing a realistic approach to healthy living.

As a personal trainer, business owner, and new mom, I prioritize taking care of my body so I can show up fully for my clients, team, family, and community. Myo is a key part of my recovery routine, helping me move well, stay active, and train pain-free.

Noah is a community-oriented, accessibility-driven boxing coach and mental health advocate. He loves the sport of boxing because it was a vehicle of his own wellness journey recovering from BPD (borderline personality disorder) and MDD (major depressive disorder).

He's inspired to take a sport he's known to be "traditional" or "scary" and make it as accessible and malleable to as many people as he possibly can by bending and breaking its norms to fit any and every person's needs.

His mantra is that boxing is for everyone, and it's a TEAM sport.

I strive to help my community make lifelong choices to improve their wellness, and whether you're training with me or I'm the one training, recovery and preventative bodily care are imperative to the principles I use to guide my program.

Shirley is passionate about helping people take ownership of their health through fitness, nutrition, and lifestyle habits. She believes many chronic health conditions can be influenced by the choices we make every day. Her philosophy is simple: build muscle, nourish your body with quality food, stay active, and focus on long-term habits that support health, vitality, and independence as we age.

I incorporate Myo into my lifestyle through regular physiotherapy and RMT. As a personal coach, I believe in leading by example. Understanding the value of recovery and proactive care firsthand helps me better support my clients.

Coach Frazier is a tennis coach, community builder, founder of Swing Out, and President of Aces4Kids Sports Explorer, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Inspired by the power of movement and connection, he helps people of all backgrounds build confidence, improve their health, and create meaningful relationships through tennis, wellness, and community experiences.

As a tennis coach and active athlete, I use Myo to support recovery, improve movement, and stay healthy so I can perform my best for my clients, events, and community.

Kate is a former professional volleyball athlete, strength and conditioning coach, and founder of DDKT, a women’s strength and wellness company in NYC offering personal training, small-group training, and education. Her work centers on evidence-based strength training and helping women feel strong, capable, and supported.

I see my MYO PT twice a month for proactive care, to rehab an old volleyball shoulder injury, and to stay strong for my own training and the clients I support.

The most important things to know about Gabby are: nothing makes her happier than the warm sun on her skin, she loves Movement, finding the magic in the most mundane moments, and her life's work is to support you in building your relationship with Movement. She runs an app where those things get to co-exist alongside each other, and she loves it more than anything.

To me, Movement success is all in the details and how I show up for myself in daily ways that contribute to the bigger picture. Training to futureproof my body is built on the same ethos. It's all part of a proactive approach to taking care of myself and a commitment to stay in it for the longevity of my life, training, and wellbeing.