Clairpointe Family Chiropractic

🎉Big News! We are excited to announce that Foot Levelers Custome-Fitted Orthotics has created a new XP3® Sports Collection. Within this collection is an orthotic called XP3® Golf Custom Orthotic, specifically for golfers. Your feet are the foundation of your body and affect the mechanical aspects of your joints and muscles, ultimately affecting your sports performance. XP3® Golf Custom Orthotic is ideal for golfers at all levels; it enhances precision drives and promotes optimal body alignment while reducing fatigue. These orthotics are uniquely built to your feet to receive ultimate results.  🏌️‍♂️ We are offering $25 off one pair or $50 off two pairs of XP3® Golf Custom Orthotics until May 17th, 2024. Ask the doctors about these orthotics during your next visit, and check out the flyer below for more details. 📞Not a patient, but would like to get fitted for Foot Levelers  XP3® Golf Custom Orthotics? Request an appointment at  https://www.clairpointe.com/appointment or call our of

  ⛳Whether you're teeing off in a league or enjoying a casual round with friends, did you know that golf offers unique health benefits when walking the course? This low-impact aerobic exercise not only boosts heart health, blood circulation, and cardiovascular fitness but also aids in lowering blood pressure, reducing the risk of heart disease, and enhancing the body's oxygen utilization. These health benefits are specific to golf, making it a sport that not only entertains but also improves overall well-being. 🤕When enjoying sports, sometimes injuries can happen. Physical activities like golf can significantly strain your spinal column and joints. At Clairpointe Family Chiropractic, we specialize in working with athletes and preventing injuries through chiropractic adjustments. We may also recommend stretching, strengthening, and supplements to improve your game. Common injuries in golfers are back pain, tendonitis, knee pain, rotator cuff, and wrist injuries. While injuries

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Plantar Fasciitis typically causes a stabbing pain in the bottom of your foot near the heel and is caused by inflammation or tears to the long, flat ligament along the bottom of the foot, called the plantar fascia, and also in the Achilles tendon just above the heel.           T here are certain risk factors associated with this condition, most likely occurring for individuals between the ages of 40-60. If ignored, it can lead to more serious long-term problems than just foot pain, such as chronic pain and possible knee, hip, or back issues, and worse yet, a torn Achilles tendon. One of the problems with Plantar Fasciitis is that it causes the ligaments and tendons in the foot to be inflamed and shortened. As you rest at night, your body heals, and if your foot is flexed down like it normally is, those soft tissues start to heal in the shortened length. When you stand up in the morning, you re-tear those tissues, and they cannot heal completely. The doctors at Clairpointe Family Chirop