Injuries we see every week
Each condition has its own page so searchers — and Google — can find the exact problem, not a generic chiropractic homepage.
Shoulder and rotator cuff pain
Throwing, swimming, pickleball, weight training
Overhead athletes lose seasons to shoulders that were never just a “shoulder problem.”
Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
Pickleball, golf, tennis, gripping sports
The elbow is usually the messenger. The shoulder, wrist, and grip are the story.
Runner’s knee
Running, triathlon, court sports
Front-of-knee pain that shows up at mile three is rarely “just the knee.”
IT band syndrome
Running, cycling, hiking
Lateral knee sting that kills the long run is a mechanics problem, not a foam-roller personality test.
Plantar fasciitis and foot pain
Running, walking trails, court sports
First-step pain is a load problem in the calf-foot complex — not a reason to buy a seventh pair of inserts and hope.
Hip pain and tendinitis
Golf, rowing, running, pickleball
Golfers and rowers store power in the hips. When rotation stops, the back and knee file the complaint.
Low back pain in athletes
Golf, rowing, lifting, field sports
Athlete back pain is not desk back pain. The plan has to survive practice, not just the treatment table.
Neck pain
Cycling, swimming, desk-plus-training athletes
Neck pain in athletes is often a position problem — aero bars, breath pattern, or a shoulder that stopped moving.
Sciatica
Golf, lifting, sitting-heavy training weeks
Leg pain from the back needs a real exam — not a viral stretch.
Ankle sprain
High school field and court sports
A “simple sprain” that is still swollen at week three is a season problem. Early, specific care changes that.