Myles grew up in Gays River, Nova Scotia where he gained a passion for sport and human movement at a young age. In high school, Myles was a multi-sport athlete. He received athlete of the year honors in his graduate year. Myles’s junior softball team won the national championship in 2011 defeating Napanee, Ontario in the final, marking the first time a Nova Scotia softball team had won a junior nationals since 1983. Myles continues to compete at a high level of softball. Myles attended St. Francis Xavier University where he was able to further develop his passion for human movement, diet, fitness and health. Myles graduated in the spring of 2013 and was named to the Dean’s Honours List. After some career exploration and a stint as a Career Coach in Northern Alberta, Myles returned to school as a full time Athletic Therapy student at Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta where he spent most of his time working with the University of Calgary women's basketball team and Mount Royal University men's soccer team. He also worked in both university clinics assessing & treating athletes. Following his work with Mount Royal University Myles took an internship with the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League. Myles has since returned home to Nova Scotia to start his own business, Coldwell Athletic Therapy. He hopes to increase the awareness of the benefits of Athletic Therapy in Nova Scotia. 

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