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Stay in the Game
Sports Injury and Performance Care for Montclair Village and Oakland
You have performance goals: nail that mile time, ride that century, travel the world and never slow down. We have a goal too: to keep you living better, longer. Whether you're recovering from a sports injury or working to prevent one, routine chiropractic care keeps you at the top of your game, before you get sidelined by pain.
Common Sports Injuries We Treat
We regularly treat strains, sprains, overuse injuries, and joint pain in runners, cyclists, and weekend athletes across every sport. Active Release Technique targets the tight, overworked muscle and connective tissue that's often at the root of sports related pain, helping you recover faster and move more freely.
We all know that routine dental visits keep teeth healthy, and routine oil changes keep a car on the road. Routine chiropractic care works the same way for your body, a mechanical system made up of moving parts. By keeping those parts in proper alignment, we help you perform at your best before pain ever has the chance to slow you down.
We see student athletes and weekend warriors from Montclair Village, Piedmont, and all across Oakland.
A lot of our sports injury patients are also dealing with runner's knee or a plantar fasciitis flare up, so that page is worth a look if either sounds familiar. Much of your care here will also draw on Active Release Technique.
Routine Care for Peak Performance
Do you treat sports injuries, or only ongoing wellness care?
Both. Whether you're recovering from a sports injury or want to stay ahead of one, Dr. Green builds a plan around your goals, from acute care to ongoing performance support.
I'm training for a race. Can chiropractic care help my performance?
Yes. Routine care helps keep your joints and soft tissue working the way they should, which can make a real difference as you push your training.
What sports injuries do you commonly treat?
We regularly treat strains, sprains, overuse injuries, and joint pain in runners, cyclists, and weekend athletes across every sport.
Do I need to wait until something hurts to come in?
No. Many patients come in before pain shows up, simply to keep their bodies working well and catch small issues before they become bigger ones.
How is Active Release Technique used for sports injuries?
A.R.T. targets tight, overworked muscle and connective tissue, which is often at the root of sports related pain, helping you recover faster and move more freely.
Do you work with athletes from Montclair Village and Piedmont?
Yes, we see student athletes and weekend warriors from all across Oakland.
