What we see
Back pain is one of the most common reasons active people stop training, and one of the most misunderstood. Scans often show changes that have little to do with how you feel. Pain is a protective alarm, and it can be recalibrated.
How we approach it
Find the driver.
A thorough exam to understand what movements and loads provoke your symptoms, and which don’t.
Calm it down.
Manual therapy, spinal manipulation, and dry needling to reduce pain and restore movement quickly.
Build it back.
Progressive strength work so your back can handle deadlifts, long runs, and long days again.
At a glance
Low back pain and flare-ups
Disc-related and sciatic pain
Back pain from lifting or bending
Stiffness from long runs or desk days
Other conditions we treat.
Knee pain
Runner’s knee, patellar tendon pain, meniscus irritation, or recovery after surgery.
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Foot pain
Plantar fasciitis, Achilles pain, ankle sprains, and stress-related foot pain.
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Shoulder pain
Rotator cuff pain, impingement-type symptoms, and instability in climbers, lifters, and throwers.
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Neck pain
Stiff, sore necks, headaches that start at the base of the skull, and pain that radiates into the arm.
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General
Hip pain, elbow and wrist problems, tendon issues, post-surgical rehab, or aches you can’t quite name.
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