Corine Travaglini is a Kinesiologist (BCAK) and Exercise Physiologist (ESSA AEP).
Corine is a Clinical Exercise Physiologist (CSEP-CEP) and Kinesiologist (BCAK) with a degree in Human Kinetics from UBC and over 15 years of experience in clinical rehabilitation, chronic disease management, and injury prevention. She has worked across both Canada and Australia, supporting individuals with a wide range of abilities to move better, feel stronger, and live healthier lives.
Corine is especially passionate about helping people improve muscle mass and bone density—whether men or women—through safe, effective resistance training. She has a strong interest in supporting better aging, empowering clients to maintain strength, independence, and confidence throughout their lives. Her approach combines functional movement assessment, strength and conditioning, clinical Pilates, and exercise prescription to deliver personalized, evidence-based care.
At Elysian Health, Corine provides functional movement assessments, corrective exercises, strength training, and cardiac stress testing, and also leads resistance training classes. She believes in using exercise as medicine to prevent and manage injury, chronic conditions, and disease.
Outside the clinic, Corine enjoys staying active in the outdoors—hiking, trail running, swimming, and fishing with her partner and their German shorthaired pointer, Tele. Fun fact: she’s a longtime car enthusiast who took mechanics class in high school and once dreamed of becoming a rally car racer. She still has a soft spot for classic Porsche models. She also has amazing parallel parking skills.