Dr. Torrance has always been drawn to the biological sciences and fitness, especially anatomy and physiology. He graduated with distinction from the Biology Department of the University of Western Ontario. He graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2006 and was active as a class rep for Student’s Council and for the fourth year Clinic Committee. After completing his Chiropractic diploma, Dr. Torrance was selected to participate in the post-graduate program in the Chiropractic Clinical Department of Graduate Education and Research at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. The program provided advanced knowledge in musculoskeletal medicine, clinical education and research with the opportunity to work alongside various health providers such as medical doctors, pain specialists, and orthopedic surgeons in multidisciplinary settings. He became a member of the Fellowship of Chiropractic Clinical Sciences in 2011. David has also been a personal trainer since 2005 and has developed an expertise in athletic functional movement screens to assess the balance, strength and coordination of the musculoskeletal system during athletic movements. Dr. Torrance has always been drawn to the biological sciences and fitness, especially anatomy and physiology. He graduated with distinction from the Biology Department of the University of Western Ontario. … He became a member of the Fellowship of Chiropractic Clinical Sciences in 2011.  balancedbodyahc.com