Athletes

Being physically active is one of the most important and best things you can do for the human body. Athletes strive to achieve their body’s maximum performance by participating in numerous training regiments consisting of strenuous exercises and physical activity and making sure they meet all of their body’s nutritional requirements. To master a specific sport, proper fitness, nutrition, and conditioning are required.  Our training programs are designed for athletes that look to gain a competitive edge in their sport.

We provide sport-specific services to help increase an athlete’s performance through mobility, strength, and endurance. However, some athletes who do not take the correct amount of rest or push their body too far can suffer injuries, inflammation, or underlying joint conditions. Dr. Alex Jimenez’s chronicle of articles for athletes displays in detail the many forms of complications affecting these professionals while focusing on the possible solutions and treatments, including health coaching, to follow to achieve overall well-being.

Sports Exercise Medicine: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

Sports exercise medicine – SEM addresses and treats physical activity/sports-related injuries using chiropractic care, physical therapy, therapeutic massage, functional nutrition, and targeted rehabilitation exercises. Sports…

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Spinal Stenosis Walking Issues: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

Spinal Stenosis Walking Issues: Stenosis means a narrowing. Spinal stenosis can happen in any spine region, but the neck and lower back are the most…

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Wobble Cushions: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

Wobble cushions are small round inflatable support pillows made of a flexible material that can be used to stand and sit on. The cushion creates…

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Sports Injury Prevention: EP’s Health Coach Clinic

Any form of physical sports activity puts the body at risk for injury. Chiropractic care can prevent injury for all athletes, weekend warriors, and fitness…

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Joint Flexibility Health: EP Health Coach Clinic

Flexibility is the ability of joint/s to move through an unrestricted range of motion. To maintain joint health, the cartilage and structures within the joint…

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Field Hockey Conditioning: Health Coach Clinic

Field hockey is one of the world’s oldest team sports, dating back to the classical Greek era. It also is recognized as one of the…

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High Blood Pressure and Physical Activity: Health Coach Clinic

High Blood Pressure and Physical Activity: Blood pressure flows throughout the body to meet metabolic demands. During periods of physiological stress like physical activity, exercise,…

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Maintain Flexibility with a Nutrient-Rich Diet

Having and maintaining flexibility in the joints depends on the connective tissues surrounding the muscles. Proper lubrication in the connective tissues enables the fibers to…

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Rodeo Training: EP Health Coach Clinic

Rodeo Training: Rodeo has become a sport that is now open to anyone, and there are even programs for weekend warriors. Like all sports, it…

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Stretching Objective: EP Health Coach Clinic

Stretching Objective: The body needs to be flexible to maintain a full range of motion. Stretching keeps the muscles supple, strong, and healthy; without it,…

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Leg Adjustments: EP Health Coach Clinic

The legs are important for standing and motion. Various problems can affect any part, including the bones, tendons, joints, blood vessels, and connective tissues of…

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Table Tennis Health Benefits: EP Health Coach Clinic

Table tennis is a sport that individuals of all ages and abilities can play. The small scale and reduced movement make it more accessible. It…

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