Dean Clark

Whilst completing my economics degree at the University of Victoria, I became a runner. As a summer job in 2002 I began life as a rickshaw driver in Victoria’s downtown. Riding for eight hours a day pulling 400lbs of tourist “love” led to a quads imbalance. My running started to deteriorate and my distance grew shorter and shorter as I would have worse and worse knee pain. I resigned myself as out of the game; if your knees hurt your body must be telling you something, I thought, and mine was telling me I was not a runner anymore. Knowing nothing of the human body at the time I enlisted the