MOTION AND PERFORMANCE

The Voice of Health with Dr. Robert Prather

Chiropractic Care is not only helpful for injury recovery, but for preventing future injury and improving performance. This week, we're joined by Holistic Integration's own Dr. Dodge to talk about how Chiropractic care can help you maximize motion and performance in work and at play. In this episode, you'll learn:
—Why Structure-Function Care is necessary for Homeostasis and Homeostasis is the definition of both health and performance.
—The reason Dr. Prather compares Structure-Function Care to an IndyCar team trying to achieve a race car's fullest potential.
—The use of Structure-Function Care treatments like Chiropractic, Cupping, and Kinesio-tape by Olympic athletes.
—How Holistic Integration utilizes a Chiropractic adjusting philosophy that looks for precise alignment and looks at lab tests differently by looking for optimal health ranges instead of the average ranges of lab reports.
—The role of Chiropractic in helping to prevent repetitive motion injuries (or lack of motion or unusual motions) from your work and get you to peak performance.
—How the ProMotion technology at Holistic Integration has research-proven protocols designed specifically for 18 different Sports like Baseball, Swimming, Tennis, Pickleball, Golf, and Yoga.
—The three most common Sports played by adults (Running/Walking, Pickleball, and Golf) and how Chiropractic can help with injury prevention and improved performance. And the quick balance test that 75-80% of people cannot pass, including those who think they have good balance.
—How superstar athletes such as Michael Phelps, Tiger Woods, Tom Brady, Michael Jordan, and Venus Williams considered Chiropractic care as an essential part of their performance.
—Why your child or grandchild is probably using their school backpack incorrectly. And the maximum weight they SHOULD be carrying as a percentage of their body weight.
—Plus, you'll hear from Chayoung, a patient at Holistic Integration, and how she "doesn't know where she would be" without Dr. Prather and his staff.
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