About Action Sports Clinic

Dr. Rennick is a chiropractor and the owner and founder of Action Sports Clinic. He obtained his Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto. Since then he has completed additional professional training in Active Release Technique®, acupuncture, physical rehabilitation, and advanced analysis and treatment of biomechanical foot problems.

A lifelong athlete with a deep passion for motocross, mountain biking, and a whole variety of outdoor sports, Dr. Rennick brings a genuine understanding of what it means to be active and what it takes to get back to your sport. He built Action Sports Clinic in 1999 around the belief that athletes deserve care from people who truly understand their world.

On the weekends, you can usually find Dr. Rennick ripping around the woods on his dirt bike in the summer, or conquering mountains on his snowmobile and ski touring in the winter.

Dr. Menta is a Sports Specialist Chiropractor holding a Fellowship of the Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences (Canada), known as FRCCSS(C), along with advanced training in acupuncture and injury rehabilitation focused on getting athletes back to their sport.

With more than 10 years of clinical experience, Dr. Menta earned his Bachelor of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary and his Doctor of Chiropractic at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, followed by a postdoctoral fellowship in sports sciences.

Dr. Menta doesn't just treat athletes. He is one. His extensive competitive background in IRONMAN triathlons, road cycling, and professional soccer gives him a firsthand understanding of the demands placed on the body, and that dual perspective as both practitioner and competitor shapes the personalized treatment plans he builds for every patient.

Dr. Menta looks at the whole picture, from movement patterns and strength to training demands and personal goals. His care can include joint manipulation, soft tissue therapy, dry needling and acupuncture, Functional Range Systems mobility work and rehab exercises.

Carlie completed her Masters of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia after obtaining her Bachelor of Human Kinetics. She has a comprehensive athletic background which includes playing for the UBC Varsity Women's Ice Hockey team and instructing ice hockey camps.

Carlie has 9 years of experience working in private practice settings in Vancouver and Sherwood Park and joined the Action Sports Clinic team in February 2020. She uses a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription, and IMS to help athletes return to sport safely and efficiently, with a particular focus on knee rehabilitation, running assessments, and ACL recovery.

In her spare time, she can probably be found either running a marathon or training for one. Carlie is also an avid snowboarder, hockey player, hiker and cyclist. She is happiest outdoors, whether that means hitting the trails or paddle boarding with her dog.

Darla is the warm, welcoming face of Action Sports Clinic. As Office Manager and Patient Care Coordinator, she ensures every patient experience, from your very first phone call to your final follow-up, is smooth, friendly, and completely stress-free.

Whether you're navigating insurance paperwork, booking a last-minute appointment, or simply need a familiar smile at the front desk, Darla makes the clinic feel like home. She manages direct billing, MVA claim processing, and keeps the entire clinic running like clockwork so the clinical team can focus on what they do best.

Away from the front desk, Darla is an avid nature enjoyer who loves a variety of outdoor activities, whether it's hiking, long walks, cross country skiing or paddling.