Rob Erhart

I come to Massage Therapy after time spent as a National Team Athlete and Olympic Coach. These experiences have given me a deep, personal understanding of the body’s potential—both in recovery and in performance. For me, massage therapy is more than just treatment; it’s a bridge between healing and thriving.

I spent 7 years representing Team Canada in the sport of Skeleton (yes, that one where you slide headfirst down an iced waterslide at 140 km/hr on a glorified lunch tray) and then another 7 years coaching internationally (including at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics). Over the past 19 years, my life has revolved around anatomy, movement, training, and injury—from the perspectives of athlete, coach, trainer and now as an RMT.

After retiring from sport, I initially began pursuing physiotherapy but found myself wanting a more hands-on approach. That led me—happily—to massage therapy, where I can work more closely with people and really take the time to listen and support their needs.

In my practice, I’ve worked with people of all ages and activity levels—from the weekend warriors to Olympians. My focus is to treat the body as an interconnected system and look beyond symptoms to understand what’s really affecting movement, function, and well-being. My goal is simple: to help you feel better, move more freely, and get back to doing what you love.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll find me behind a camera, playing board games, exploring the forests and trails around Vancouver, or battling it out in retro video games (NES/SNES/N64 for life).

I currently see clients at both locations! Feel free to reach out or book during the hours that work best for you.

-Rob

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