Sports Injury Chiropractor in Round Rock.

What You Get

What Sports Care Includes.

Sports injuries don't live in one joint. A shoulder injury almost always has a scapular and thoracic component. An ankle sprain changes how you walk, which stresses your knee and hip. Good sports chiropractic treats the whole chain, not just the painful spot.

• Functional movement assessment. We watch you squat, lunge, hinge, and move through sport-specific patterns to identify the actual breakdown.
• Spinal and extremity adjustments. Shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles, feet - every joint that moves.
• Soft-tissue therapy. Myofascial release, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), trigger-point work to break down adhesions and restore tissue quality.
• Taping and support. RockTape / kinesiology taping for support and proprioception when you're returning to activity.
• Rehab progression. Specific strengthening and movement drills to progress you from rehab to full training.

Why Athletes Choose This Approach.

Athletes don't want "come back in six months when it stops hurting." They want a timeline, a plan, and someone who understands the sport well enough to modify training instead of stopping it entirely.

• We don't just say "rest." We work with you to modify loading so tissue can heal while you keep training in some capacity.
• We treat root cause. That chronic hamstring tweak? It's almost never a hamstring problem. We look at pelvis, lumbar spine, and muscle balance.
• We coordinate with your coaches. If you have a trainer, a PT, or a sport coach, we'll loop them in.

Our Process.

1. Consult and exam. Injury history, sport demands, functional movement screen.
2. Plan. Clear return-to-play timeline.
3. Active care. 2–3x per week in the acute phase, tapering as you recover.
4. Return-to-sport testing. We don't clear you until you can hit sport-specific movement standards without compensation.
5. Maintenance (optional). Monthly or bi-monthly sessions to prevent recurrence.

Pricing.

Free consultation. New-patient exam $60–$120. Injury care plans typically run 6–12 visits over 4–8 weeks depending on severity. Cash-pay athlete pricing available for those without coverage.