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3 Ways to Keep Your Good Habits Through the Holidays

November 30, 2019Ashli LinkhornExercise, FoodNo comments

We all know how the holidays can influence our decision making. We have all fallen victim to the savory meals and the sweets that follow. During the holidays it can be easy to give in and indulge in these things….

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Graston Technique Helped Him Throw His Best Game Ever

June 3, 2019Ashli LinkhornExerciseNo commentsbaseball, Graston Technique, increase velocity, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, softball, therapeutic exercise, throw faster

As he walked off the mound after his longest and strongest outing of the year, in the biggest game of his college season, we locked eyes and he mouthed the words “Thank You.” In the grand scheme of the athlete…

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5 exercises that are missing in your off-ice warmup

May 11, 2019Ashli LinkhornExerciseNo commentscore activation, crawling, deadbug, dynamic warm up, hockey, ice hockey, inner core, monster walks, off ice warm up, outer core, shoulder activation, side plank, stir the pot, USA hockey, warm up

As the hockey season progresses, players, parents, and the coaches daily schedules start to become extremely busy. It’s easy to let the “small stuff” slip and veer away from the good habits that make athletes excel and dominate. However, the “small…

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Five Exercises to Include for Healthy Shoulders

April 6, 2019Ashli LinkhornExerciseNo commentsbaseball, crab crawling, crawling, crossfit, farmer carry, grocery haul, half kneeling, hip hinge, hip mobility, hkc, kettlebells, lunge, mobility, overhead athlete, overhead carry, reverse lunge, rkc, shoulder health, shoulder strength, side planks, softball, tennis, thoracic extension, thoracic mobility, thoracic rotation, turkish get up, volleyball

Did you know 4.5 million people visit their Healthcare provider for shoulder pain each year? We’ve seen numerous patients with shoulder pain as a result of a gym injury, an overuse injury from a sport, or just shoulder pain that…

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4 Things to Do if You’re Suffering From Elbow Pain

March 9, 2019Ashli LinkhornExerciseNo comments

Are you a tennis player suffering with Elbow pain? According to the Cleveland clinic, anywhere from 10-50% of tennis players will suffer from tennis elbow in their career. Tennis elbow if left untreated can develop into a larger problem that…

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Habits to reach your fitness goal

January 20, 2019Ashli LinkhornExercise, FoodNo commentsgoals, habits

Have you recently decided to make a change in your life by starting a health regiment? Great! Whatever your reasoning, whether it’s weight loss, improved performance or overall health, it is imperative that you establish some key habits to support…

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What’s in YOUR athlete’s gym bag?

November 3, 2018Ashli LinkhornExerciseNo commentsadvil, aleve, athletes, faster, gym bags, ibuprofen, injury, return to play, scholarships, stronger, student athletes

Advil shouldn’t be a staple in our student athlete’s gym back. (Honestly, it shouldn’t be a staple for any gym bag.) Seeing Advil, Aleve, and Ibuprofen in the backpack of local high school athletes is a problem. 54% of student…

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Tennis Player with Shoulder Pain?

September 29, 2018Ashli LinkhornExerciseNo commentsALTA, Serving, shoulder pain, Sports, tennis

Are you a tennis playing who is having shoulder pain? Tennis is a very physically demanding sport that requires a lot of movement in all sorts of different directions. This being said, a lot of tennis players commonly complain of…

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Youth sports physicals

August 18, 2018Ashli LinkhornExerciseNo commentsFMS, functional movement screen, sports physical, youth sports

30-42 million kids play organized sports each year. Some of those, like school related sports, may require a sports physical. Did you take your child for a sports physical this year? If so, you’re not alone. There are approximately 7…

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Dealing With Tendon Pain?

July 7, 2018Ashli LinkhornExercise, GeneralNo commentsChiropractor, Graston, Graston Technique, tendinitis, Tendinopathy, tendinosis

Have you or someone you know recently been diagnosed with a “tendonitis” or a “Tendinosis?” In the office we see a lot of folks with Achilles, Patellar, & Supraspinatus (think shoulder) tendinopathies. We have a secret weapon when it comes…

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Hayley MalliakisHayley Malliakis
23:02 06 Feb 23
Last year, a friend referred me to Dr. Linkhorn's office in Smyrna. I have now visited their office for two different mobility issues and cannot say enough about how their method of treatment has changed how I see chiropractic/mobility care. I have experience with two other practices that have "maintenance plans" and did not find ongoing relief in the years that I was on the plans. Dr. Linkhorn is not about that life. If you do the homework, there will not be the need for constant visits. Her team provided me with exercises to strengthen weak areas. I always left empowered to do the work to ensure that I am stronger on the other side of the injury. Her whole team is amazing. If you have a mobility issue or pain and want to finally kick it to the curb, visit them! You will not regret it. :)
amanda justusamanda justus
00:46 29 Nov 22
Dr. Linkhorn and staff are wonderful! Not only do they use a variety of techniques and tools they suggested books to help me understand the root causes. Never insisted on a plan or multiple trips like other places. Highly recommend!
Andrea NaccaratoAndrea Naccarato
10:42 31 Oct 22
I am so happy I tried Sports Chiropractic Institute. This is the first time I have gone to a chiropractor, I was always a bit nervous. They listened to me, I had soreness in my lower back, after 4 visits with Dr. Linkhorn and doing the exercises she showed me, my back is so much better!! I continue to do the exercises to keep it that way.I just took my first kettleball class, set to my current ability level. Focused on form and learning the right movements. Will go back for more classes.
Denise FrederickDenise Frederick
11:09 30 Oct 22
I have been seeing Dr Linkhorn for the last year. What started my search was for prevention of injury as I was starting the journey to a 70.3 IronMan. I really liked that this team really listened to me and what I needed. I have been lucky and when I come in for treatment, it usually takes less than 5 visits along with at home exercises for improvement or complete elimination of pain. I also use the massage services and just started some kettlebell classes. This place has it all!!
Joe EnglishJoe English
16:03 28 Feb 22
Dr. Linkhorn and her team of specialists are amazing. They work so hard to help their patients get well. Unlike a lot of doctors the goal here is to minimize the number of follow up visits and get you healthy as quickly as possible. That should be true everywhere, but you will certainly feel it here.
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