Sports Chiropractic

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Sports Chiropractic Care in Bozeman, Montana for Increased Performance and Injury Prevention

Helping Athletes Achieve

Pursue your passions and feel like your best self — healthier, stronger, more mobile, and free from pain.

Gallatin Valley is an active community! Everywhere we turn, from the track to the ski slopes, the yoga studio to the trails — it’s easy to see we all love our sports. Wherever you train, and whatever your goals, a passion for movement connects us all. And while those hours spent playing sports and crushing exercise programs increase our overall health, they can also bring the risk of injury.

Our team serves with Olympians and professional athletes, as well as lifetime Bridger Bowl skiers and weekend warrior climbers. Pro Chiropractic is just as proud to help you run your first pain-free 5k as we are to work with elite athletes. We believe every athlete at every level deserves the best in sports chiropractic care.

Why Sports Chiropractic Care?

Pro Chiropractic specializes in properly diagnosing and expertly treating sports injuries. We address the underlying cause of issues, allowing you to regain peak performance. The certified sports chiropractors of Pro Chiropractic have dedicated their professional careers to helping athletes of all ages, abilities, and pursuits achieve at their highest level. Our work is to empower you to perform in your element!

We work with dedicated athletes and active individuals to problem-solve issues and support your training goals.

Less pain. More PRs. 

Skiing

Biking

Cycling

Football

Cross-Fit

Soccer

Rock Climbing

Running

Yoga

Basketball

Baseball

Hockey

Tennis

Learn More about Sports Chiropractic Care

A sports chiropractor is a highly-specialized chiropractic provider who has undergone years of postgraduate training beyond their chiropractic degree.

Pro Chiropractic’s team of experts have studied and practiced through years of postgraduate training, earning CCSP, DACBSP, and ICSC certifications to ensure our sports chiropractic patients receive the most advanced and effective treatment options.

CCSP, DACBSP, and ICSC certifications include expertise in the following areas:

  • Exercise
  • Injury prevention
  • Emergency
  • proceduresRehabilitation of sports injuries
  • Sports-specific evaluation and diagnosis

Sports Chiropractors use a wide array of advanced manual therapies, the latest sports taping approaches, and active therapeutic exercises to help athletes train, perform, and achieve. We are also experts in assessing functional movement, taking a whole body, system-wide approach to biomechanical movement and function.

ProChirporactic serves athletes from Bozeman, Belgrade, and beyond with the top sports chiropractic treatments in Montana.

Our team of sports chiropractors works with individuals who participate in a variety of sports and physical activity, including, but not limited to those listed.

Learn More about Sports Chiropractic Care

A sports chiropractor is a highly-specialized chiropractic provider who has undergone years of postgraduate training beyond their chiropractic degree.

Pro Chiropractic’s team of experts have studied and practiced through years of postgraduate training, earning CCSP, DACBSP, and ICSC certifications to ensure our sports chiropractic patients receive the most advanced and effective treatment options.

CCSP, DACBSP, and ICSC certifications include expertise in the following areas:

  • Exercise
  • Injury prevention
  • Emergency
  • proceduresRehabilitation of sports injuries
  • Sports-specific evaluation and diagnosis

Sports Chiropractors use a wide array of advanced manual therapies, the latest sports taping approaches, and active therapeutic exercises to help athletes train, perform, and achieve. We are also experts in assessing functional movement, taking a whole body, system-wide approach to biomechanical movement and function.

ProChirporactic serves athletes from Bozeman, Belgrade, and beyond with the top sports chiropractic treatments in Montana.

Our team of sports chiropractors works with individuals who participate in a variety of sports and physical activity, including, but not limited to those listed.

Who uses Sports Chiropractic care?

 

Olympians, College Football Players
Amateur Runners, Skiers

Many professional and Olympic athletes have a secret weapon at their disposal — a sports chiropractor. Transcending traditional chiropractic care, sports chiropractors take a multidisciplinary approach to treating their patients with an extensive knowledge of sports and sports-related injuries.

Contrary to popular belief, professional athletes aren’t the only ones utilizing the services of sports chiropractors. As knowledge of the effectiveness of sports chiropractic care grows, aspiring athletes are utilizing these treatments’ benefits.

Our lives are very active, with endless possibilities stretched out before us, and the uncertainties that come with it. We all desire to move and feel our best, and be physically ready for anything that comes our way. Whether your goal is to optimize athletic performance, get rid of pain, get an accurate diagnosis, prevent an injury, rehabilitate an injury, avoid invasive surgery, or just be able to keep up with your children, our team is highly qualified and ready to assist you.

Sports chiropractic is not just for those who are currently injured. This type of therapy also benefits athletes who want to prevent injuries and improve function and mobility. By focusing on posture and muscle imbalances and treating overused areas, a sports chiropractor can help athletes optimize and enhance their performance.

Understanding the Key Differences
between sports chiropractic care, regular chiropractic care, and physical therapy

What is the difference between a sports chiropractor, regular chiropractor, and physical therapist?

If you are an aspiring athlete or weekend warrior, you might be wondering what the difference is between a sports chiropractor, a regular chiropractor and physical therapist. On the surface, the differences may not be obvious. However, learning a little more about each practice can help you confidently make a decision about which one to choose in your moment of need.

A sports chiropractor (CCSP, DACBSP, ICSC)

A sports chiropractor is a highly-specialized chiropractic provider who has undergone years of postgraduate training beyond their chiropractic degree. This additional education typically includes subjects specific to exercise, injury prevention, emergency procedures, rehabilitation of injuries, and sports-specific evaluation and diagnosis. Initials that follow a properly trained practitioner’s name are: CCSP, DACBSP, and ICSC. These indicate advanced training and can help you find a true sports chiropractic specialist.  Sports Chiropractors use manipulations, a wide array of advanced manual therapies, the latest sports taping approaches, and active therapeutic exercises to help athletes achieve.  These experts can assess functional movement with a comprehensive understanding of the body’s biomechanics and systems.

A regular chiropractor (DC)

A traditional chiropractor is a healthcare professional who focuses on diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal disorders, mostly of the neck and back. A traditional chiropractor’s overall goal is to reduce pain and restore function to the nervous system by manually adjusting or manipulating the spine.  Regular chiropractors are an excellent choice for spinal injuries, postural issues, scoliosis, spinal arthritis, and family wellness care.

A physical therapist (MPT, DPT)

A physical therapist is concerned with treating many types of movement impairment or disorder. As part of their practice, physical therapists will use passive and active stretching, ice, heat, manual therapies, therapeutic activities, and home exercise for patients.  The length of schooling for a physical therapist is shorter than for a chiropractor, with physical therapists receiving less training in diagnosis, advanced imaging, and manual treatments/manipulation.

The most significant difference between a physical therapist and a chiropractor is in the approach to treating movement disorders. While chiropractors and physical therapists are both concerned with the muscles, tendons, joints, and ligaments, chiropractors are also concerned with how misalignments of the spine may affect the entire body. Specifically, chiropractors work to correct subluxations, which may impede proper nerve signals and lead to a whole host of other medical issues.

Our Team of Sports Chiropractors

The sports chiropractors at Pro Chiropractic are highly-skilled, caring clinicians with excellent skills in effective, safe, pain-free adjustments. We look forward to serving you and your family.

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