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Majorie Lauzon

Your Physical Intelligence Expert

What truly distinguishes Majo is her incredible attention to detail, along with her high level of demand and determination, to make you work harder and ensure you attain your absolute best results.

Majo earned her B.Sc. in Physical Education & Exercise Sciences in 1996 from the University of Montreal, and has over 30 years of experience in the fitness & sport industries: her diversified background give her a well-rounded understanding of the mechanics of the human body. 

While growing up in Quebec, Majo competed provincially in artistic gymnastics, and then served the sport coaching young elite talent and judging competitions.  In the following, Majo built up an extensive background in the fitness industry, from personal training to leading a panoply of group fitness classes.  She has trained thousands of fitness enthusiasts over the years in Quebec, British Columbia and as far as Morroco.

Majo has been an alpine ski instructor in Quebec (Mont Saint-Sauveur), British Columbia (Silver Star and Whistler-Blackcomb), Australia (Thredbo) and New Zealand (The Remarkables).  Her dedication paid off well, in 2010, when she achieved the top Canadian ski instructor certification, i.e. the Canadian Ski Instructor Alliance (CSIA) level 4.  

Since 2009, Majo has been training in different hands-on therapy techniques, such as Myofascial Release, Acive Isolated Stretching, Soft Tissue Release, Fascial Stretch Therapy™, Kinesiology Taping and NeuroKinetic Therapy™ to help her clients obtain optimum muscle and fascia health, flexibility & strength.

From 2007 to 2011, Majo has been working primarily at a physical rehabilitation clinic in Vernon, in British Columbia, serving individuals recovering from motor vehicle accidents. Today, Majo dedicates primarily her time to helping and coaching athletes of all levels toward their physical and sport specific conditioning goals.

From 2012 to 2019, Majo offered her services in Pemberton, Squamish and Whistler, while she was still residing in British Columbia: she has since moved back to her home province of Québec, after 21 years of absence, in Mont-Tremblant, where she hopes pursuing her business as before with her new clients. To better serve her clientele, Majo continued her education in 2022 to also become a Registered Massage Therapist here in Quebec.

Personally, Majo strives to stay fit practicing her favourite sports of cross-country mountain biking, road cycling, hiking, cross-country skiing and alpine skiing.  Throughout her passion and expertise in human movement efficiency and in the reeducation of muscle imbalances, she hopes she can help you obtain your athletic goals, by keeping your chronic muskuloskeletal pain and neuromuscular weaknesses away, so to keep practicing your sports feeling strong and in control of your body.

Ten years of elite racing in ultra-endurance competitions and three years of pushing through chronic Achilles tendonitis issue has recently forced a full step back from running until I return to health and pain free movement.  In order to get through the Leadville 100 mile ultra marathon this past August 2012, I was fortunate to come across the services offered by Majorie Lauzon.  I believe weekly combined treatments of Myofascial Release (MFR), Soft Tissue Release (STR) and Fascial Stretch Therapy™ (FST™) have contributed to improvements in both overall flexibility and the decrease in acute pain at the Achilles attachment site.

Like many athletes, I lack good range of movement and have extremely tight muscles.  I've changed my movement patterns to compensate for the inability to move properly and continued to worsen things when I didn't stop running when I initially hurt my Achilles.  I feel as though my entire body from my feet up, even through the chest area, is locked up, stiff, inflexible, as I've struggled to keep training and racing.

Up until that race in August, I was in "maintenance" mode as Majo worked to just keep me moving. I had instant pain relief from the treatments she was giving me.  As such, I would feel better and have some point specific Achilles relief so what would I go and do?  Run.  And this would return me to square one, aggravating my Achilles, making it sore and painful to walk and stiff to get out of bed in the morning. It was a cyclical pattern due to my own personal drive to run and not rest.

I feel that one of the most effective aspects of the therapy has been the MFR and STR.  It has been great for releasing the tight muscles and fascia around my calves and hence, providing relief to the Achilles, but I understand the release come a lot from addressing the body as a whole as FST™ as done so well, lengthening all parts of my body interconnecting together.  I always feel great directly after receiving the combination of treatments and again the following day.  The pain would return though during or after my training sessions.  With regular treatments, I can comment to the fact that I was able to get through some of my longer training runs up to approximately the 2 hour mark, before the Achilles pain would really set in, as of before starting the treatments the pain would occur right at the start.

I am on rest now and am not training or racing until I am pain free.  With continued MFR, STR and FST™ treatments, I believe my forward progress toward healthy Achilles tendons will be much faster.

Jen Segger Jen Segger, Professional Endurance Athlete, Founder of Challenge by Choice Performance Coaching

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Kinesiology with Majo's location:
Mont-Tremblant, Québec

(819)430-6423