I just put up a new video on Youtube called “What is a Sports Chiropractor?”
What is Sports Chiropractic and what makes it different from other types of chiropractic care?
Oakland Sports Chiropractor Dr. Sandy Baird explains what sports chiropractic is and why there might actually be a better name for it. Have you ever been suffering from a painful knee or achy heel and you’ve tried all the home remedies you can think of like ice, stretching, and foam rolling, but you still aren’t getting relief? Well your next step may be to do a Google search for “Sports Chiropractor near me”. But that’s assuming that you are familiar with chiropractic terminology and treatment styles. Runners knee and plantar fasciitis are commonly issues that plague runners, but you don’t have to be an athlete to benefit from sports chiropractic.
You might type into the search “doctor for foot pain” or “chiropractor that treats plantar fasciitis” and that would be a good start. But after watching this video about what sports chiropractic is, next time you find yourself with a similar injury, you can save yourself some time by searching specifically for a sports chiropractor. In this video, I’m going to teach you what a sports chiropractor does, the three things that makes it different from traditional chiropractic, and why “sports chiropractic” should really go by a different name.
Timestamps: 0:42 What does a sports chiropractor do? 0:55 The three differences between a sports chiropractor and a traditional chiropractor 5:29 Why I think sports chiropractic should be called physiotherapy chiropractic 6:32 Mention of scope overlap of sports chiropractor and physical therapist
