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Through the research and development conducted by Toronto Chiropractor Lyman Johnson and with the help of Mechanical Engineers from Magna International Inc., Thumper® designed and patented the Vibrotoner, the first deep muscle percussion massager, in 1974. This first percussive massager was designed specifically to release muscle tension on a patient before a chiropractic adjustment. With years of product development and continuous improvement, this first massager has developed into our Maxi Pro Massager, the model most widely used by chiropractors on their patients around the world. In 2019, we launched the Lithium8 – the first battery-powered Thumper and the only percussive massager of its kind.
Thumper® designs manufacture and distributes professional quality massage equipment. Each product is ingeniously designed and meticulously built in Canada. Whether it is the Thumper Lithium8, Thumper Maxi Pro, Thumper Mini Pro, Thumper Sport, Thumper Versa Pro, Thumper Equine Pro, or the Thumper Verve, we have something to suit everyone’s needs. Over 1 million satisfied users use Thumper Massagers in treating muscle aches and tension. All Thumper products fit perfectly into the health and wellness-conscious lifestyles of today.
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Dr. Greenstein is the CEO of the Kaizo Health Companies – Kaizo Health, a multi-location, multidisciplinary, evidence-based practice in the Washington DC Metro region; KaizoX, state-of-the-art health, and fitness facility; the Kaizo Clinical Research Institute, a 501-c3 dedicated to high quality, clinical research; Kaizenovation® Consulting which coaches businesses on Six Sigma, human capital management and the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS); and Kaizenovation Tech, which builds technology solutions to solve the biggest issues in healthcare for providers and patients.
Dr. Greenstein has professional board positions at the state level as the President of the East Coast Associations’ Independent Physician Network, the national level as Chair for the Council for Chiropractic Guidelines and Practice Parameters (CCGPP) and at the International level as Chair of the World Olympic Scholarship commission for the Federation of International Chiropractic Sport (FICS).
Dr. Greenstein was Chiropractor of the Year for both the Maryland and Virginia Chiropractic Association’s in 2010 and won the Smart CEO Volt Award for Technology Implementer for the small business category. He was recently selected to the state of Maryland’s Governor’s Office of Health Care Reform to serve on the Essential Health Benefits Committee. Dr. Greenstein sits on multiple community and business advisory boards in healthcare, banking, and information technology.
Sanna graduated 2016 from Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia. After spending 5 years and a bit in Australia she moved back home to the west coast of Sweden where she now works. She has been involved with FICS since 2014, and her first mission with the organization was to help set up a Student Commission. Now she is the current Chair of the newly formed Marketing Commission. When she is not at the clinic with patients or in front of her computer, she is spending a lot of time with her family, playing padel tennis and stand up paddleboarding. Sports has always been a big passion of hers, and she has volunteered at many sporting events throughout both her student years and after. During her studies, she was the Student President for Sports Chiropractic Australia. When asked, her favorite sports chiropractic memory is without a doubt World Games 2017 in Poland.
Sanna served as chair of the communication and then marketing commission from 2016 – 2020 and in July 2020, stepped into Vice-Chair of the marketing commission to support the incoming chair Mika Janhunen and Paul Timko, Head of Marketing.
Dr. Mika Janhunen D.C., M(Chiro), ICCSP, MRCC, MFICS, MUCA qualified from AECC (Bournemouth, UK) in 2007 and has been in private practice Shepperton, UK since then.
Mika’s sporting background is from Golf, Soccer, and Ice-hockey, nowadays he busies himself with Ironman Triathlon and Mountaineering. Mika has been involved with professional Rugby and Triathlon, as well as treating numerous athletes across the spectrum of sport from grassroots to world champion level. He is passionate about helping the athletes reach their maximal potential and enhancing their performance. Mika joined FICS in 2014 as a member of the Finance Commission and served as the Chair of the Finance Commission from 2018 – July 2020.
Mika enjoys the “marketing” side of FICS, and his Sports Chiropractic Chat Show, which was an initiative he started in March 2020 to promote the FICS name and spread the enthusiasm and passion of FICS presented an opportunity for him to move to marketing commission to support Sanna Svensson and her team. With Mika and Sanna pairing up, supported by the head of marketing and FICS admin, you can expect some exciting things on the horizon.
Dr. Christine Foss has a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine from Old Dominion University, a Doctorate in Chiropractic from New York Chiropractic College, and a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Health Sciences. She is a certified athletic trainer, Diplomate American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians as well as International Certificate in Sports Chiropractic.
Her publications are on the topics of physical rehabilitation and strength and conditioning. His current research efforts are directed towards Human Performance and Rehabilitation and addressing specifically recovery, injury prevention, and performance enhancement.
Dr. Foss has had many experiences treating and rehabilitating athletes as well as non-athletes. Co-owning and establishing Advanced Sports Medicine & Physical Therapy Center as well as Kid’s Therapy Center has been a passion. She worked in the Sports Medicine Department at the University of Notre Dame as well as volunteering at the Olympic Training Camps multiple times and locations. She has worked the World Games in Poland and the bobsleigh World Championships both for FICS. She additionally traveled with TEAMUSATF this past summer to Mexico as part of the medical staff. She has additionally worked alongside prominent surgeons in the care and rehabilitation of athletic injuries
Dr. Foss finds special interest in difficult cases and those patients that have had little success with conventional care as well as lecturing on a variety of aspects of sports injuries. She is currently the director and lead instructor of the New York Chiropractic College “Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician” program.
Simon graduated in 1999 from Technikon Witwatersrand, South Africa with an MTech Chiropractic. He completed his ICCSP and joined FICS shortly after his graduation. Being eager to learn more he moved to the UK where he worked in a number of different practices ranging from small family Chiropractic practices to large multi-discipline sports injury and orthopaedic clinics. He completed his MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine at Nottingham University in 2005, whilst working as the Chiropractor for the British Masters Athletics Federation, Derbyshire County Cricket Club, and Nottingham University’s Hockey Club. He consulted with the English Cricket Board and UK Athletics. He has been a member of the FICS team of Chiropractors at 3 World Games.
He returned to South Africa in 2005 where he was a senior lecturer to the Master Chiropractic students at the University of Johannesburg for 9 years. He currently works in Johannesburg at the Morningside Chiropractic and Sports Injury Centre and the Wanderers Sports Medicine Centre; both, state of the art, elite, high-performance facilities, with a strong emphasis on functional training, rehabilitation, nutrition, and athlete care.
He has served two terms as President of the Chiropractic Association of South Africa, is a Past-President and the founding member of Chirosport SA (South Africa’s NCSC for FICS), and the Chair of the FICS International Sporting Federations Commission.
He has a passion for sport both as an international competitor and a practitioner and has played international level hockey and represented South Africa at Triathlon.
Dr. Nat Akmens resides in Adelaide, Australia, and has been a chiropractor since 2010 after graduating from Murdoch University in Perth, Australia. Sport has been an integral part of Nat’s life and chiropractic career with an ongoing interest in cricket, surfing, and Australian rules football. He has completed his ICCSP in 2017 and looks forward to representing FICS at future international games and events.
Nat has served within Membership Commission since its re-establishment in 2014 alongside inaugural Chair Dr. Martin Isaksson and member Dr. Mateusz Nowacki. As the commission grew over the years Nat took on the role of Vice-Chair in support of Martin, and in 2017 he was honored to become the Chair as Martin’s term finished. In addition to FICS, Nat serves as Vice-Chair on the South Australian branch of Sports Chiropractic Australia. Clinically he practices as a sports chiropractor with a special interest in sports performance and injury prevention.
Dr. Perle earned his D.C. from Texas Chiropractic College in 1983 and his M.S. in exercise sciences from Southern Connecticut State University in 2002. He’s been involved in sports medicine since becoming his high school’s first athletic trainer in 1972. He is the first faculty member appointed to the full-time faculty of the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic where he works as a Professor of Clinical Sciences.
He is an associate editor for the journal Chiropractic & Manual Therapies. For the past 8 years.
Dr. Isaksson, who works out of 2 multidisciplinary private practices in Sweden, received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Murdoch University in Australia in 2013 and his ICCSP in 2015. He founded the Swedish Chiropractic Sports Council 2014 and served as its President until October 2016.
At Murdoch University he was a student leader both in the student council and in sports chiropractic and was awarded the Chiropractic Association of Australia’s National Chiropractic Graduate of the Year and Miriam Minty Award in 2013. He served as Chair of the FICS Membership Commission (2014-16) prior to being elected to the FICS ExCo as a European representative for 2017-20.
Dr. Isaksson has worked at multiple FICS, NCSC, and other games events and served in the polyclinic at the RIO 2016 Olympic Games. He sees a range of Olympic and other elite athletes in his practice and has strong relationships with other health professionals in sports. He is currently the medical adviser for RockTape Scandinavia.
Dr. Mustafa H. Agaoglu is a 1997 Life University graduate with a doctor of chiropractic degree. Prior to his chiropractic education, he attained a bachelor’s degree in science from the City University of New York. He practiced for one year in Lima, Peru. After receiving his Florida license he practiced in Florida until April 2004.
He has a medical office with his medical doctor wife in Izmir, Turkey, and has been practicing there since September 2004. He was the founding president of the Turkish Chiropractic Association. Dr. Agaoglu worked with Turkish Physically Challenged Parabadminton nationals and attended numerous tournaments with the national team. Currently, he is the 1st vice president of the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East Chiropractic Federation. He has been the Eastern Mediterranean regional representative to FICS in the executive council since 2009. He has served FICS in communications commission and continues to serve in the education commission.
Dr. Agaoglu also has been part of the World Federation of Chiropractic Public Health Committee since 2015. He helped commence the master’s in chiropractic sciences education program at the Bahçesehir University of Istanbul, Turkey in 2015 and coordinator assisted and lectured up until June of 2019. He is a member of the international congresses organizing science commission of the Turkish traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine department and continues to serve chiropractic internationally through chiropractic federations and nationally in Turkey.
Dr. Nat Akmens resides in Adelaide, Australia, and has been a chiropractor since 2010 after graduating from Murdoch University in Perth, Australia. Sport has been an integral part of Nat’s life and chiropractic career with an ongoing interest in cricket, surfing, and Australian rules football. He has completed his ICCSP in 2017 and looks forward to representing FICS at future international games and events.
Nat has served within Membership Commission since its re-establishment in 2014 alongside inaugural Chair Dr Martin Isaksson and member Dr Mateusz Nowacki. As the commission grew over the years Nat took on the role of Vice-Chair in support of Martin, and in 2017 he was honored to become the Chair as Martin’s term finished. In addition to FICS, Nat serves as Vice-Chair on the South Australian branch of Sports Chiropractic Australia. Clinically he practices as a sports chiropractor with a special interest in sports performance and injury prevention.
Dr. Mercedes D’Acosta Montaño attended UNEVE in Mexico, graduating in 2008 and then she attended Parker college for a “faculty development” course She has been involved for 8 years with FMQD (Mexican Federation of sports chiropractic) She has attended national and international events such as the world games international and the rugby Caribbean and Central American qualification games locally.
She is the immediate/past President of the Mexican sports chiropractic federation 2015-2018. She has created alliances with the national football league of Mexico, and in 2017 she took care of bringing the ICCSP to Mexico for the first time in more than 20 years.
She is involved directly with docs as the representative of Latin America, and a partner in her own chiropractic office. She is a dedicated member who looks for new alliances with sports federations, such as automobile formula 1, soccer, rugby and many others. She also has promoted the profession in radio and television on dozens of programs.
Dr. Perle earned his D.C. from Texas Chiropractic College in 1983 and his M.S. in exercise sciences from Southern Connecticut State University in 2002. He’s been involved in sports medicine since becoming his high school’s first athletic trainer in 1972. He is the first faculty member appointed to the full-time faculty of the University of Bridgeport College of Chiropractic where he works as a Professor of Clinical Sciences.
He is an associate editor for the journal Chiropractic & Manual Therapies. For the past 8 years, Dr. Perle has been the Chair of the FICS Research Commission.
Dr. Martin Camara is recognized as a leader in the chiropractic profession both internationally and nationally with an extensive history in Sports Chiropractic. From 2005-2018 he served as the Co-Chair of the Medical Commission of the Philippine Olympic Committee providing sports medicine and chiropractic care for thousands of athletes around the world. He has been accredited as a SC in 3 Olympic Games, 7 Asian Games and 5 South East Asian Games. He is currently the Medical Director of the Penchat Silat Association of the Philippines and Sports Chiropractor for elite athletes preparing for Tokyo 2020 qualifications. He is currently working with the following amateur sport associations – Golf, Jujitsu, Triathlon, Athletics, swimming and Mountain biking.
Dr. Camara is the current president of the Association of Professional Chiropractors of the Philippines, a Board of Trustees member of the PITAHC, Department of Health of the Philippines and CEO of Intercare Healthcare Centers, a multidisciplinary clinic with 5 locations in Metro Manila Philippines.
Dr. Yngve Rogstadkjærnet practices in Svolvaer in the beautiful Lofoten islands in northern Norway where he runs a multidisciplinary sports injury clinic. He graduated from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia in 2012. He also holds a diploma in sports science from the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences (2006).
Yngve is passionate about sports and long-distance and endurance sports in particular. He has worked at several international events, including the Norseman Xtreme Triathlon, a number of Ironman events, orienteering world championship as well as a many national and regional events.
As well as serving as a FICS regional representative for Europe, he also serves as a board member for the Norwegian National Sports Council (KIRO) and a regional representative for the Norwegian Chiropractic Association (northern Norway).
Dr. Brian Nook (Northwestern College of Chiropractic, 1983) practiced in Schaller and Holstein, Iowa then took leave to teach at the Technikon Natal Department of Chiropractic in Durban, South Africa from 1996 to 1999.
He was later the Dean, School of Chiropractic and Sports Science, Murdoch University, Western Australia (2003-13) where he had the opportunity to be the initial team to start the Chiropractic degree program at the University. He then went onto be Dean and Head of College at the Australian College of Physical Education in Sydney Olympic Park (2014-16). His current position is Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at Palmer College of Chiropractic, West Campus in San Jose.
He has advanced degrees including the Federations International de Chiropractic du Sports (FICS) sports diploma and has been involved in Sports Chiropractic for over 35 years. Brian has been a member of FICS since 1987. He has served as the First Vice-President and on several commissions. Currently, he serves on the Education and International Federations Commissions and is the FICS Liaison to the International World Games Association (IWGA). He has been a team physician and Chef de Mission at many sporting events throughout the world. He has served as a team chiropractor at four Olympic Games (Barcelona, Atlanta, Sydney, and Salt Lake City), three All Africa Games and three World Games.
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Highly valuing training, scientific innovation, a taste for entrepreneurship, and professional success, UQTR relies on the dynamism of its students and the expertise of its faculty. Avant-garde university, living environment on a human scale, UQTR offers a unique learning experience, in an environment conducive to all development.
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Royal College of Chiropractors Sport Faculty
CEO: Robert Finch – [email protected]
President: Nick Metcalfe – [email protected]
Website: https://rcc-uk.org/
The RCCSF is a specialist faculty for chiropractors involved in sports care provision and is run by the Royal College of Chiropractors. We have 4 levels of membership starting with affiliate, licentiate, member, and fellow.
Progression through the faculty is done via postgraduate learning, portfolio, and application.
The RCC is a registered charity promoting quality, safety, and professionalism in chiropractic. We are an apolitical professional membership body of over 2800 members. The organization promotes and supports high standards of education, practice, and research, enabling chiropractors to provide and to be recognized for providing, high-quality care for patients. You can learn about the RCC on our about page.
American Chiropractic Association Sports Council
President: Shea Stark
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://acasc.org/
We are a professional and educational non-profit organization for active chiropractors who are committed to improving and promoting chiropractic treatment of athletes. We work closely with athletic organizations and allied health professionals to foster a better understanding of the value of chiropractic care in sports medicine and treatment.
Our mission is to advance the ethical practice of chiropractic sports medicine and exercise science to enhance athletic performance and promote physical fitness. We advocate for and educate others about the sports chiropractic practice.
Vietnam Independent Sports Chiropractors
Regional Contact: Dr. Wade Brackenbury
Contact Email: [email protected]
The Vietnamese Independent Chiropractors are independent sports chiropractors who are committed to improving and promoting chiropractic treatment of athletes.
The Australian Chiropractors Association (ACA) is the peak body representing chiropractors in Australia
With over 3,000 members, the ACA provides a strong, unified voice for all chiropractors. Whether it’s through leadership, advocacy, member service, research, public engagement, or governance, the ACA is active on all fronts in supporting chiropractors and enhancing health. ACA continues to grow, evolve and adapt to build a better understanding of the value of chiropractic care and ensure that the profession reaches its full potential Australian Chiropractic Association
Contact email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.chiro.org.au/
Bahrain Chiropractic Association
We are a small region doing great things to support athletes.
Contact Email: [email protected]
President: Amy Bowzaylo
Email: [email protected]
Photo: Dec 2018, InTouch provided rink side assessment and care for a GCC ice skating competition.
Chiropractors help ease Canadians’ pain, enabling them to live the healthy, active lives they want. Since 1953, the CCA has been the national voice for chiropractors, Canada’s trusted professionals for the spine, muscle, and nervous system health. We do that by promoting the unique value and expertise chiropractors offer.
We work with other healthcare professional associations, governments, and private health insurers to make chiropractic care accessible to all Canadians who want it within a robust healthcare system that emphasizes care through integrated healthcare professional teams.
Canadian Chiropractic Association
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.chiropractic.ca/
The Danish Chiropractors’ Association (DCA) is a professional association organizing chiropractors and chiropractic students. DCA seeks to ensure that chiropractic is practiced under well-organized and regulated conditions.
The Danish Chiropractors’ Association (DCA) was established in 1925 and is the representative body ensuring chiropractors in and around the Danish healthcare system.
Today the association represents more than 1000 members either working as chiropractors or studying Clinical Biomechanics to become chiropractors.
Danish Chiropractors Association
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.danskkiropraktorforening.dk/
The Association Francaise de Chiropraxie (AFC) gathers and federates more than 700 chiropractors practicing in France. A profession internationally unified, chiropractic is the first health profession to have obtained the European standard CEN (European Committee for Standardization).
The chiropractic profession is also very interested in the work of the World Health Organization, which it shares a common vision of health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being”.
Association Francaise de Chiropraxie
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.chiropraxie.com/
Swedish Chiropractic Association
President: Fredrik Lange, DC
Contact Email: [email protected]
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rch shows that exercise plays a vital role in protection and recovery from injury and disease. Dynamic Tape helps you manage load, movement, and function so you get the right exercise at the right time. Build a better you with Dynamic Tape.
After several years of development to address the limitations of existing taping products, Dynamic Tape was launched commercially in 2010. It is an adjunctive clinical tool in the management of muscle strains and ligament sprains, overuse and biomechanical injuries like achilles and patellar tendinopathy, plantar fasciitis, rotator cuff pathology, tennis elbow, shin splints etc. but also equally applicable in Paediatrics, Neurology, Hand Therapy and even in Respiratory care.
Website: https://dynamictape.com.
Snedden Hall and Gallop is the oldest independent law firm in Canberra, Australia. We have provided legal services in the Canberra region for almost 60 years. Our services range from corporate and commercial, including commercial litigation, through to private client services, such as wills and estate planning, conveyancing, and personal injury claims. We approach our clients as colleagues. We don’t work for you, but with you. Your business is our business.
We listen intently to our clients before offering solutions that best match their needs. Whether you’re an individual, a company or government, we deliver responsive and practical advice. You can trust us to help you solve your legal problems and minimize your risk. We look forward to working with you!
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Southern California University of Health Sciences (SCU) has been a leader in educating students to be competent and caring integrative healthcare practitioners for over 100 years. SCU has a history of providing the highest levels of patient care and has gained a reputation for excellence in an evidence-informed curriculum. SCU is the best place to prepare for a successful, significant, and rewarding career.
Website:https://www.scuhs.edu
Boiron, a world leader in homeopathic medicines, is best known for its popular Arnicare® line of pain relievers and Oscillococcinum® flu reliever. Founded in 1932 by Jean and Henri Boiron, the company provides a full line of low-risk options to benefit patients and health care professionals in more than 50 countries. As a pharmaceutical company, Boiron maintains the highest standards in manufacturing, complying with U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulations, the <em> Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States, and drug Good Manufacturing Practices.
Website: www.boironusa.com/
FICS is a proud partner and supporter of WFC. The WFC’s strength comes from its partnerships with and support from the national and international organizations representing all aspects of the profession – education, accreditation, research, examining and licensing boards, and specialty areas of practice such as orthopedics, radiology, and sports chiropractic. WFC Vision: A world where people may enjoy universal access to chiropractic so that populations may thrive and reach their full potential.
Website: https://www.wfc.org
GAISF is the Global Association of International Sports Federations, an umbrella body composed of autonomous and independent International Sports Federations and other international sport and event-related organizations. Founded in 1967, GAISF is a key pillar of the greater sports movement and acts as the voice for its 95 Members, which include both Olympic and non-Olympic sports bodies.
Website: https://gaisf.sport
ICSSPE is the world’s largest network of organizations and institutions concerned with sport, sport science, and physical education, accounting for millions of people. Among others, the Council belongs to the associated bodies of UNESCO and co-operates with the sport movement. By fostering sport, exercise, education, and health, ICSSPE contributes to the development of human society.
Website: http://www.icsspe.org
The principal aim of the IWGA is to develop the popularity of the sports governed by its Member Federations, to improve their prominence through excellent sporting achievements, and to conserve all the traditional values of sport through The World Games. Since its establishment on May 21, 1980, IWGA membership has increased from 12 to 37 Member Federations.
Website: https://theworldgames2021.com
CSIT has its roots in the Workers’ Sports Movement and is based on the historic ideas of the international labor movement: equality and solidarity in sports. The CSIT has been founded in Ghent/Belgium on May 10th, 1913 and after theWorld Wars CSIT re-established, first in Luzern/Switzerland (September 14th, 1920) and second in Brussels/Belgium (May 30th, 1946) with the name “Comité Sportif International du Travail”. Since 1973 CSIT is a member of SportAccord (formerly GAIFS) and has been recognized by the IOC on October 31st, 1986 as you can read in the following.
The CSIT World Sports Games are an international major event (up to 8000 participants) every two years full of competitive and non-competitive sports, cultural exchange, and fun. These games are not multisports games for top athletes, but for all amateurs – young & old, men & women – from different countries and cultures all over the world.
Website: https://www.csit.tv.
The representation of athletes in all processes of the International Ju-Jitsu is an important issue for JJIF. The statues are granting two positions (female and male) in the JJIF board for athletes representation with full rights to vote. The Athlete Committee represents the Athletes within the JJIF. It is elected by all active Athletes every 4 years. On this page, you can find the current members and their contact information.
Website: http://www.jjif.info
The International Federation of American Football (IFAF) is the international governing body for the sport of American football and is responsible for all regulatory, competition, performance, and development aspects of the game on a global level.
Website: https://www.ifaf.org
After the passage of the initial stages of its life and at the dawn of an exciting new century, IFMA had grown to 130 member countries worldwide with 5 continental federations, together with existing under a single, unified regulatory body. IFMA accepts and recognizes the mission and role of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). IFMA will always conform and respect the Olympic charter, adopt the code of ethics based on the principles of the IOC.
Website: http://www.ifmamuaythai.org.
Tug of War International Federation: As an International Federation, our mission is to provide the structure and good governance necessary for the well-being and development of the sport of Tug of War throughout the world. Our Primary Objective is to attain a sufficiently high level of excellence and universality to expedite our acceptance by the International Olympic Committee as a sport within the program of the Olympic Games, a status held by our sport in the early years of the 20th century.
Website: https://tugofwar-twif.org
The International Waterski and Wakeboard Federation (IWWF) is the world governing body for all towed water sports and has 90+ affiliated member Federations worldwide. It was founded in Geneva, Switzerland in 1946 and is recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as the sole authority governing all towed water sports.
Website: http://iwwf.sport
The International Fitball Association is the world governing body for all Fistball sports being responsible for the Promotion and Development of Fistball around the world. The IFA is responsible for the approval of all sporting regulations in Fistball and the sanctioning of any kind of World Championships and World Cups.
Website: https://www.ifa-fistball.com
The International Sepaktakraw Federation, commonly known as ISTAF, is the international governing body for the sport of sepaktakraw. It was formed in 1988 and its main goal currently is to spread Sepaktakraw into 75 different countries and ultimately make it an Olympic sport.
More information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Sepaktakraw_Federation
Kurash is a very ancient sport with roots going back to more than three millenniums. It started in Asia but today it is a truly international sport with federations in more than 100 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and Pan America. Our aim is to make Kurash as popular as possible, to share its ancient values and philosophy with people from around the world, most importantly with the growing generation.
Website: http://kurash-ika.org
Kickboxing is a modern contact fighting sport created on the basis of many traditional combat sports and martial arts. Kickboxing is a unique Western response to many Eastern martial arts. It can be practiced on the competitive or recreational levels depending on the aspirations of the kickboxer, but for sure it is a sport designed to improve your overall health, strength, and endurance.
Today WAKO counts on 129 affiliated nations in the 5 continents, of which over 90 are officially recognized by either National Olympic Committee or relevant National Government Sports Authority.
Website: http://www.wakoweb.com
The International Powerlifting Federation continues to grow from strength to strength as an acclaimed international sporting federation. In all areas of our endeavor; anti-doping, ethics, equality, and access for all, coaching, rules and standards, media coverage, event management – we have advanced forward for the betterment of our athletes, the progress of our sport, and the achievement of our goals.
Website: https://www.powerlifting.sport
The first organization to promote rope skipping as a sport was the “International Rope Skipping Organisation” (IRSO) founded by Richard Cendali which was essentially an American organization with two non-Americans on the Board of Directors who were elected by the US members.
This organization split in the early 1990’s with a new organization, the “World Rope Skipping Federation” (WRSF) being formed in competition to the IRSO.
Website: http://www.fisac-irsf.org.
Dr. Greenstein is the CEO of the Kaizo Health Companies – Kaizo Health, a multi-location, multi-disciplinary, evidence-based practice in the Washington DC Metro region; KaizoX, state-of-the-art health, and fitness facility; the Kaizo Clinical Research Institute, a 501-c3 dedicated to high quality, clinical research; Kaizenovation® Consulting which coaches businesses on Six Sigma, human capital management and the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS); and Kaizenovation Tech, which builds technology solutions to solve the biggest issues in healthcare for providers and patients. Dr. Greenstein has professional board positions at the state level as the President of the East Coast Associations’ Independent Physician Network, the national level as Chair for the Council for Chiropractic Guidelines and Practice Parameters (CCGPP) and at the International level as Chair of the World Olympic Scholarship commission for the Federation of International Chiropractic Sport (FICS). Dr. Greenstein was Chiropractor of the Year for both the Maryland and Virginia Chiropractic Association’s in 2010 and won the Smart CEO Volt Award for Technology Implementer for the small business category. He was recently selected to the state of Maryland’s Governor’s Office of Health Care Reform to serve on the Essential Health Benefits Committee. Dr. Greenstein sits on multiple communities and business advisory boards in healthcare, banking, and information technology.
(Webinar 60:25) Working at Olympics Games Rio 2016Dr. Martin Isaksson and Dr. Christine Foss take you on a journey on what it was like to work at the Rio Olympics, giving you an insight into the Olympic Village, polyclinic, different professions, and presenting a nice case study of one of the athletes.
(Webinar: 53:13) Dr. Thomas Hyde explores and talks about Soft Tissue and Fascia.Dr. Tom Hyde, DC (Author of Conservative Management of Sports Injuries) explores a new way of looking at the knee, noting some research studies, athlete case studies, and great additional reading resources for you to expand your knowledge.
Dr. Hyde provides a nice update on Soft Tissue and Fascia Treatment.
(Webinar: 60:05) Immunology and Viral load updates for the sports chIropractor.Without question, this has taken the world by storm in 2020 and has an understanding of the athlete’s immune system.
You can’t control the virus, but you can control the host and the environment.
This is a fantastic webinar that takes a look at all angles of Immunology and Viral load.
(Webinar: 52:52) The breath of life and the breadth of sport.This class presented by Dr. Mika Janhunen takes us on an overview of basic breathing and physiology with application to sport. The word breath and spirit are the same in many languages.
Historically the “strength of one’s breath” has been a measure of one’s vitality. The breath has a direct and indirect influence on pretty much all bodily functions.
GOOD BREATH IMPROVES HEALTH, SPORTS PERFORMANCE, AND RECOVERY.
Jakki has held the top finance position in three Colleges, as well as a variety of non-profit organizations and, has worked extensively with top management and Board governance in identifying, developing, implementing, and evaluating financial policies and modeling that supports the strategic objectives of these organizations.
Throughout her career, she has been responsible for all financial activities, strategic planning, facilities management, information technology, safety and security, risk management, and auxiliary services.
She notes her greatest strengths are in the areas of strategic planning and analysis, ensuring progress is made towards the identified goals; identifying operational efficiencies; budgeting, forecast and variance analysis and, building, leading, and motivating a team to excel. She has worked extensively with various Boards and Finance Committees and is able to effectively convey complex financial data in an easy to understand format.
In her time at Northwestern Health Sciences University she has been extremely impressed by the chiropractic faculty, practitioners, and students and their passion for a profession that not only heals people but also works to enhance athletes’ performance and growth.
InReach’s founder, Paul Timko, began his career in medical device sales and marketing over 15 years ago as a commercially-focused financial analyst at Radiometer America.
His experience then led to multiple roles ranging from strategic planning to sales management to class III medical device product launches.
Most recently, Paul led the growth and expansion of two leading clinical brands, TheraBand and Biofreeze, during his tenure at Performance Health. He has developed a network of leading clinical influencers and distribution partners across the hands-on health care markets.
His experiences have allowed him to work with all sizes of companies from small, medium, and large medical device companies to startups to private equity to Fortune 500.
With a B.B.A. in Finance from Ohio University and an MBA from Kent State University, Paul continues to stay abreast of the latest trends, strategies, and innovations in the hands-on health market segments by surrounding himself with leaders in the industry.
Today, Paul’s focus and passion lies with assisting companies like yours to not only succeed but to grow profitably.
Qualifications: BSc, Grad Dip Chiro, Grad Dip App Sc, M Sport Sc, PhD, CSSD, FICC, FAICE (2019)
Employment:
– Sports & Exercise Chiropractor (AICE 2019): Private practice, Cronulla NSW, Australia
– Independent Chiropractic Consultant, WorkCover NSW, Australia
– Head, Australasian Institute of Chiropractic Education (AICE). A business unit of the Australian Chiropractors Association (ACA).
– Adjunct Professor, School of Medical and Applied Sciences. CQUniversity, Australia
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web: www.sportschiro.com.au
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/henry.pollard1
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/drhenrypollard
H Index: 26
Researchgate Rating: 35.28
ORCID ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0269-5697
Dr. Pollard is a practicing Sports & Exercise Chiropractor and clinical scientist based in Sydney, Australia. He is the owner and director of a chiropractic clinic located in the Southern Sydney beachside suburb of Cronulla and has a special interest in Sports Chiropractic. He is also Head, Australasian Institute of Chiropractic Education (AICE), a business unit of the Australian Chiropractors Association (ACA). Prof Pollard has been in private clinical practice for the last 34 years, has been an Independent Chiropractic Consultant (IME) for State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) (Formerly known as WorkCover Authority of NSW) for 18 years and has taught for 30+ years in the areas of orthopedics, sports medicine, clinical management and research at several universities. He currently holds an Adjunct professorial position at CQUniversity. He has lectured at numerous conferences nationally and internationally in the fields of Chiropractic, Sports Medicine, and Research and has published 130 peer-reviewed manuscripts in medical and chiropractic peer-reviewed journals.
His research interests include clinical & sports chiropractic, epidemiology of injury, sports medicine, and psychosocial factors in chronic pain. He has had 9 PhD and 3 MSc research student completions. He currently has 2 MSc and 2 PhD student supervisions. Additionally, he has helped raise over $1 million dollars for chiropractic research. In a career that has spanned nearly 35 years and three distinct phases: 1. clinical / working with teams (collision and non-collision sports), 2. academic/research and 3. clinical/regulatory. Interestingly, some of the biggest changes have occurred in the clinical realm. The initial approach taught in the mid 80’s was a very statically oriented approach to assessment and treatment whereas in the last 10-15 years management has become far more dynamic in nature with assessment and management being much more movement-based. Whilst management has always contained some form of exercise therapy, management in the third phase typically contains a quick progression to functional exercise to aid the recovery of patients.
Importantly, our research efforts need to reflect these newer ways of managing our patients. In order to achieve this newer approach I went back to school to complete several important courses including, certification in the following:
I believe these (amongst other management strategies) to be critically important for the modern Sports Chiropractor. Also, it is equally important for the researcher to investigate modern chiropractic multimodal management approaches. I will be looking to establish a Research-Based Practice Network to investigate the methods used by modern Sports Chiropractors to manage their patients. The research committee will soon establish key areas of research focus and distribute these to the schools internationally to support and focus the research effort of the Sports Chiropractic community. As a profession, we need to communicate and document through research publication who we are, what are our educational standards, what we treat (scope of practice) and how we treat (methods) in order to assist in the recognition of Sports Chiropractic by government regulators, medical and allied health groups and the greater public that we serve.
Alex Eatly is the owner and principle chiropractor for a chain of chiropractic clinics across Liverpool in the North West of England, UK.
Born and raised in South Wales, Alex is a keen sportsman having represented Wales in Rugby and Athletics.
Following the completion of a BSc in Sports Science, he pursued a career in chiropractic completing his studies at the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic.
He is registered with the General Chiropractic Council, British Chiropractic Association and Royal College of Chiropractors.
Sports Chiro Australia President: Luke Nelson
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.sportschiroaustralia.com.au
Sports Chiro Australia (SCA) is Australia’s national organisation for sports chiropractic and is a not-for-profit, clinical interest group of the Australian Chiropractors Association. SCA coordinates sports chiropractic care at community, state, and national level sporting events. It also provides support to members who work with sporting teams.
Members of SCA have a special interest in working with athletes and promote best practice principles in the management of athletes in an evidence-informed manner through science and research. SCA provides regular education and seminars to provide its members with the most up-to-date knowledge and skills in sports care.
SCA is supported by their National organization ACA and has regular communications with other national sports chiropractic councils and is a member of the International Sports Chiropractic Federation (FICS).
New York Chiropractic College is home to a number of health programs with one shared goal: to bolster a deep and daily dedication to health and a greater understanding of the human body — through the insatiable pursuit of academic excellence, leadership, and professional best practices.
Advanced degrees that take a natural, conservative approach to healing — combining hundreds of years of tradition with the always-advancing application of diagnostic, technique, and technology. We are among the best academic institutions in the country at providing natural health sciences and education programs, in one of the most beautiful locations in the Northeast.
Website: https://www.nycc.edu/
Parker students are ambitious, compassionate, energetic, and prepared. Prepared for their career, and to become industry leaders. Prepared with techniques and knowledge gained with real-world experience.
Website: https://www.parker.edu/
The Doctor of Chiropractic degree program at Palmer College of chiropractic’s main campus in Davenport, Iowa; Palmer College of Chiropractic Florida, in Port Orange, Fla.; and Palmer College of Chiropractic West, in San Jose, California.
Website: http://www.palmer.edu/
Since 1904, University of Western States has been a nonprofit, regionally accredited, private university comprising a diverse student body and offering highly focused and renowned programs in the areas of chiropractic, functional medicine, nutrition, sports medicine, sport and performance psychology, clinical mental health counseling and diagnostic imaging.
We are known for our evidence-informed approach to whole-person care that combines research, strong academics and the inclusion of the practitioner’s knowledge and the patient’s or client’s personal experience in pursuing courses of treatment and evolving the way health care is administered.
This is underscored by our network of clinics, in which professionals and interns serve the local community. We are located in Portland, Oregon, in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, and we offer our doctoral and master’s programs both on campus and online.
Website: https://www.uws.edu/
Advances innovative models of integrative care to lead people to live happier, healthier lives. Whether you’re a student considering a career in health sciences, a practitioner looking to enhance your skills, or an individual seeking care at one of our multidisciplinary clinics, Northwestern Health Sciences University welcomes you to experience our community of healers. Our goal is to transform health care through patient-centered, evidence-based, care that optimizes health and well-being.
Website: https://www.nwhealth.edu/
Providing students superior training, giving them the confidence to be the health care leaders of tomorrow. Since 1935, Logan has remained grounded in chiropractic education, while continuously enriching academic options with degree offerings in health sciences. Logan graduates employ a holistic approach to health and wellness to meet the demand for less-invasive, lower-cost treatments, and comprehensive care and lead the integrated health care industry.
Website: https://www.logan.edu.
Home to a diverse community of learners, teachers, hard workers, and innovators looking to make a positive difference in our communities, nation, and world. That’s why we’re known as the not-so-little University that is changing the world. We believe that all people are interconnected and that we serve a community larger than ourselves. In fact, it’s the principle that our institution was founded upon, Lasting Purpose, that gives us this sense of responsibility and charges us To Give, To Do, To Love, To Serve — Out of a Sense of Abundance.
Website: https://www.life.edu/
I am thrilled to accept this award and the position on the FICS Marketing Commission. As a recently graduated sports chiropractor, it makes me so proud to have my student involvement in sports and sports chiropractic recognized on an international platform through FICS. I am truly so grateful for the opportunity to have applied for the award and to work with sports chiropractors and students in an international setting through my new position on the FICS Marketing Commission.
I love being a part of the sports chiropractic community and can’t wait to see what great things we can do together.
Firstly I would like to say a massive thank you for the support from FICS as an organization and for the opportunity to be a part of the FICS Education Commission. This scholarship provides me with a platform to further my networking opportunities within sports chiropractic. It provides me with an opportunity to gain experience working within the commission which gives me insight and access to potentially further my involvement within the sports chiropractic field upon completion of my studies.
From a financial standpoint, the scholarship will relieve some of the financial pressures in purchasing my ticket for next year, SCA sports symposium to be hosted in Melbourne. I am very humbled and honored for this opportunity provided to me and I look forward to being a valuable member of the commission for what I hope is many years to come.
Being awarded this scholarship is a massive achievement for myself and for the University of Johannesburg. I have always strived to be the best that I can be, whether it be in life, in the treatment room or in my studies. This scholarship means that I can take a step forward in furthering my education and bettering myself as a chiropractor. I am incredibly grateful for this kindness and that I will be able to actively contribute to the world of sports chiropractic through a position on the FICS Student Commission.
I would like to say thank you to all the parties involved in providing me with this incredible opportunity and for creating the avenue for my future in sports chiropractic. I am eager to begin my work with the commission and to contribute to the essential progression of the chiropractic profession into the world of sports. Once again, thank you very much for this opportunity and for all that you do for the chiropractic profession.
I’m very proud to be one of four chiropractic students worldwide to accept FICS student scholarship. Receiving this scholarship gives me confidence and motivation to continue to work towards my goal of clinical excellence in sports chiropractic while also representing a personal stepping-stone. The ongoing integration of chiropractic in professional and amateur sports will continue to produce leaders of our profession and I am honored to have the opportunity to contribute to this.
Thank you to Logan University for the generous sponsorship of this award. Additional thanks go to my family, friends, and mentors for their continued support. Without the educational and professional opportunities you have provided me, this achievement would not have been possible!
I graduated from Durban University of Technology with a M.Tech (Chiro) in 2008.After Graduating I started practice in Durban Westville where I practiced for 1 year before moving to Potchefstroom where I’m currently practicing since 2009.
I completed my ICSSP in 2016 and currently serve on the Chirosport South Africa council as Past Chair and the Vice Chair of the FICS Membership commission since 2018.
I’ve been involved in various sporting codes over the years as team Chiropractor for the National Action Netball teams (2010/2011), National Woman Soccer team (2012) and currently treat various Olympic track and field athletes when they are based in Potchefstroom on training camps.
I believe in accurate diagnosis and management of sports injuries, through Chiropractic care to enhance performance and athletic ability.
I graduated from the University of Johannesburg with a MTech Chiropractic in 2016. Prior to this, I completed a Bachelor of Science in physiology and human biology, at the University of Witwatersrand in 2009.
Since graduating, I have continued my education and I qualified as an Internationally Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner (ICCSP) through FICS in 2017. I currently serve as an executive member of Chirosport South Africa, the national organization of sports chiropractic in the country.
I have always been a keen sportswoman and was a member of the South African Cheerleading team from 2007 to 2014. I represented South Africa at two World Cheerleading Championships as part of the co-ed team as well as the all-girl stunts group. I have since changed my focus to strength sports and currently compete in powerlifting and weightlifting.
I am the team chiropractor for the South African Cheerleading Team and the Performance Purist Powerlifting and Weightlifting team. I have also worked at various sports events throughout the country including the Cape Epic mountain bike stage race, IPF World Powerlifting Championship, IPF World Bench Press Championship, IPF University Powerlifting World Cup, and World Masters Squash Championship, to name a few.
After qualifying, I worked as an associate chiropractor at Hyde Park Family Chiropractic for 2 years. In March 2018 I opened my own practice, Strength in Motion Sports and Family Chiropractic. I am incredibly passionate about treating and educating athletes, of all skill levels, on ways to reduce their risk of injury as well as optimize their performance. I believe that athletes should be proactive about their health and I thoroughly enjoy helping athletes to perform at their best!
Dr. Salcedo (Life University, 1998) practices in Washington, DC a few blocks from The White House. She is presently the Washington, DC Delegate of the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) and is a Past President of the District of Columbia Chiropractic Association (DCCA). She was ACA Sports Councils 2008 Sports Chiropractor of the Year.
Angela serves on the FICS ExCo as a member at large, is Chair of the World Olympians Scholarship Program Commission, and a member of the International Federations Commission and the Games Commission with special authority and responsibilities in Latin America.
In addition to treating business professionals, foreign diplomats, federal and local government employees in her Washington DC clinic, she also has worked with elite and Olympic athletes nationally and internationally at many professional games and events including the 2007 Miami Gold Cup, 2007 Penn Relays, 2007 Rio Pan American Games, 2008 Beijing Olympics, 2011 Pan American Games and 2012 London Olympics. She is bilingual in English and Spanish.
Dr. Sandler practices at the Bryanston Chiropractic and Sports Injury Clinic in Johannesburg, South Africa, and graduated with a Master’s Degree in Chiropractic from the University of Johannesburg in 2006. He obtained his ICCSP in 2009 and is a fully accredited sports chiropractor through the South African Sports Medicine Association.
Dr. Sandler is the current 1st Vice President and African Regional Representative on the FICS Executive Council. He is the former treasurer of Chirosport South Africa having served on the Chirosport Exco for 10 years. He was a chiropractic faculty member and lecturer at the University of Johannesburg. As a sports chiropractor, he has worked in his community nationally and internationally. He most recently worked at the Paralympics in Rio 2016 and has served on the FICS team at the World Games in Koahsiung, Taiwan (2009) and Cali, Colombia (2013).
Dr. Glen M. Harris is the Past President of the Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences (Canada) and served on their Executive Board from 2002 to 2016. Doctor Harris is a graduate of the University of Waterloo Kinesiology program, the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College undergraduate and graduate studies (Sports Sciences) programs.
He is an Assistant Clinical Professor at CMCC where he supervises in the Internship placement clinics. Doctor Harris has participated in Host Medical Services at the 2010 Vancouver Paralympic Games as well as Toronto 2015 Pan and ParaPan American Games. He has been a member of the FICS Executive Council, representing North America since 2012. Doctor Harris maintains a private practice, as well as serves as President of MSK+, an educational opportunities company, in Toronto, Canada.
Swedish Chiropractic Sports Council (IKS)
President: Dr. Martin Isaksson
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.lkr.se/
IKS was founded in 2014 by Dr. Martin Isaksson, since then it has matured into a strong FICS NCSC. Its members serve on both FICS commissions and the Executive council. It has established strong bonds with sports federations within the country and is often seen on big sporting events in Sweden.
ICSC Holders
Performance Health is a leader in consumer healthcare and the largest global manufacturer and distributor of products to the rehabilitation and sports medicine markets. The company’s products are sold to leading healthcare facilities and practitioners such as physical therapists, athletic trainers, and chiropractors, as well as direct to consumers.
Website: https://www.performancehealth.com
ICSC Holders
ICSC Holders
ICSC Holders
Turkish Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Mustafa Agaoglu
Contact Email: [email protected]
Turkish Chiropractic Sports Council is a national organization. It promotes health, wellness, and evidenced-based sports injury care models. It tries to network and organize educational presentations to interested parties and connect with amateur and professional national and local teams, events, and organizations.
Namibian Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Elg Drews
Contact details: [email protected]
Vice president: Daryl Oehley
Contact details: [email protected]
The Namibian Chiropractic Sports Council forms part of the Namibian Chiropractic Association and consists of two members. Besides attending to athletes of all types of sports in a private capacity in our practices we attend to athletes’ needs at events when this is requested by individual clubs or the national sports federations.
Irish Sports Chiropractic Council
President: Dr. Greg Tollefson
Email: [email protected]
A small group of sports-minded chiropractors focusing on understanding the mechanics of the sport and utilizing evidence-informed care and clinically relevant experience to optimize athletic performance. Our main goal is to promote Chiropractic through the treatment and rehabilitation of amateur and elite sportspeople.
German Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Tino Bos
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.sportchiropraktik.de/
The German Sports Chiropractic Council (DGSC) was founded in Brunswick in 2004. The goal and purpose of the DGSC is the preservation, implementation, and establishment of sports chiropractic in Germany as well as to protect the interests of the chiropractors involved. The DGSC promotes the maintenance and improvement of the athlete’s performance capability through qualified chiropractic interventions and supports comprehensive access to academic information regarding sports chiropractic
Japanese Federation of Chiropractic Sportive
President: Dr. Takehiko Miwa
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://jfocs.org/
J-FOCS was established in 2001. We provide the best chiropractic treatment for all athletes and aim to contribute to society based on the spirit of volunteerism.
Italian Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Gino Rocco Campanelli
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://chiropratica.it/
The Italian Chiropractic Sports Council is a committee of the Association of Italian Chiropractors and the recognized national representative for FICS. We strive to promote and provide the highest standard of sports chiropractic in Italy. Our members are encouraged to pursue post-graduate education, participate in mentored learning experiences, and to foster cooperation within a sports healthcare team oriented toward a patient-centered approach to care.
The overall objective is to help athletes and physically active Italians to optimize their recovery, prevention, and performance in order to achieve their individual goals.
Swiss Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Jean-Pierre Cordey
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://chirosport.ch/
The Swiss Chiropractic Sports Council unites the sports chiropractors of Switzerland. By their adhesion they further the goals of promoting excellence in education and provide chiropractic services at sporting events. In addition to the educational and participative mission, the Swiss sports council organizes social and leisure activities to foster intraprofessional contacts.
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Chirosport SA
President: Dr Jason Fyfer
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.chirosport.co.za/
Chirosport SA is the national organization for sports chiropractic in South Africa. Chirosport SA is an educational and coordinating organization for chiropractors with special interest and qualifications in sports chiropractic. Chirosport SA serves to equip chiropractors with the knowledge and tools to provide sports specific care to physically active South Africans.
Sports Chiropractic focuses on providing care in the conservative management, rehabilitation and performance optimization of the neuromusculoskeletal system for athletes, and participate in a multi-disciplinary sports injury care environment.
Belgium Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Roland Claes
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://rolandclaes.be
ESP Elite Sport performance
Botswana Association of Chiropractors – Sports Council
President: Dr. Michelle Scott
Contact Email: [email protected]
BAC-Sports council is the national organisation for sports chiropractors in Botswana. BAC- Sports Council is still new and young to the country but hopes to be educational and serve to equip chiropractors with knowledge to be able to provide sports specific treatment to the sports community of Botswana. Simultaneously educating the sports community about sports chiropractic.
Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences
President: Dr. Scott Howitt
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.rccssc.ca/
The Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences (Canada) is the national governing organization for sports chiropractic in Canada. Chartered as a Specialty College of the Chiropractic profession in 1984, the RCCSS(C) is an educational and coordinating organization that acts as the Regulatory College for Chiropractic Sports Specialists in Canada.
French Council of Sport Chiropractic
President: Dr. Audrey Yargui
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.cfcs.fr/
The French Sports Chiropractic Council (CFCS) represents French chiropractors whose main objective is the care of athletes. The CFCS website is intended for athletes of all levels, clubs, federations, coaches. It aims to demonstrate the action of chiropractic in the field of sport.
Nederlandse Vereniging Sport Chiropractie
President: Dr. Bob Bonnemayers
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.sportchiropractie.nl/
The NVSC is the official association of sports chiropractors in The Netherlands. Our association is part of the Netherlands Chiropractic Association (NCA), all NVSC members must be members of the NCA.
The NVSC is a non-profit organization for active chiropractors who are committed to improving and promoting chiropractic treatment of athletes.
Members of the NVSC have provided chiropractic care to elite competitive athletes at the Paralympics, Tour de France, Giro d’Italia, Dakar Rally, and other regional competitions.
Sports Chiropractic New Zealand
President: Robert Moore
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.chiropractic.org.nz/cmd/sports-chiropractic-scnz/
The SCNZ (Sports Chiropractic New Zealand) is a formal subcommittee of the New Zealand Chiropractors’ Association Inc. (NZCA). The SCNZ has many aims and objectives including:
Norwegian Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Andreas Thoen Johansen
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://idrettskiropraktikk.no/
KIRO is an organization for chiropractors with a special interest in the treatment and functional rehabilitation of athletes at different levels in various sports. Our vision is to make chiropractic a natural part of the diverse treatment team offered to athletes.
Asociación Española de Quiropráctica Deportiva
President: Dr. Sara Pancorbo Martinez
Contact Email: [email protected]
The Asociación Española de Quiropráctica Deportiva, AEQd, aims to support Sports Chiropractic in Spain at all levels. The AEQd seeks to promote Chiropractic among different Spanish Sports Federations, to provide high-quality chiropractic care to athletes at local events and to encourage national chiropractors to undertake formal training in Sports Chiropractic.
Philippines Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Martin Camara
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.chirophilippines.co
The PSCC is a committee on sports chiropractic of the Association of Professional Chiropractors of the Philippines. We currently have relationships with the organizers of all Ironman branded events in the Philippines providing sports chiropractic care in the 5 major triathlon races they run each year. We also have relationships with national sports associations to care for elite-level amateur athletes preparing for international competitions such as the World / Asian Championships, SEA Games, Asian Games, and Olympics. We are working with Penchat Silat, Golf, Jujitsu, Triathlon, Athletics, Swimming, and Mountain Biking.
Federacion Mexicana de Quiropractica Deportiva
President: Jorge Segall Bessudo
Contact Email: [email protected]
Facebook Group: Federación Mexicana de Quiropráctica Deportiva
Israeli Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Roy Sery
Contact Email: [email protected]
Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/IsraelChiropracticSportsCouncil/
The Israeli chiropractic sports council was founded officially in 2007 by Dr. Gilon Gobrin and the late Dr. Richard Gakner. The greatest efforts of the ICSC have been mainly in the Maccabiah Games (what is considered the Jewish Olympics) in 2005, 2009 and 2013.
Dr. Roy Sery took over as President of the ICSC from Dr. Gobrin in 2015.
Sports Chiropractic Council of Hong Kong China
(Known as SCCHK, 中國香港運動脊醫委員會)
President: Dr. Eric Chu
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://sportschirohk.wordpress.com/
A professional and educational association for Chiropractors with a special interest in Chiropractic treatments of athletes.
Hellenic Chiropractic Sports Council
President: Dr. Nikos Kalogeropoulos
Contact Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.chiropractic.gr/
The Hellenic Chiropractic Sports Council was set up with the aim of promoting chiropractic to the sports world in Greece. A small country with a small community but with a surprisingly large number of sportsmen, professionals. Through the Association and the Sports Council, Chiropractic has grown in this country slowly but steadily.
ICSC Holders
ICSC Holders
ICSC Holders
ICSC Holders
Cesar Humberto Reynoso Pineda, ICSC000156, Completed: 14/03/2020
Alan Ceballos Echeagaray, Email: [email protected], ICSC000157, Completed: 14/03/2020
Adrian Zarco-Corona, Email: [email protected], ICSC000158, Completed: 14/03/2020
Bernardo R Sañudo Díez , Email: [email protected], ICSC000159, Completed: 14/03/2020
Emanuel Ortiz Cárdenas, Email: [email protected], ICSC000160, Completed: 14/03/2020
Diana Arreguín, Email: [email protected], ICSC000161, Completed: 14/03/2020
Guillermo Huerta Rodriguez, Email: [email protected], ICSC000162, Completed: 14/03/2020
Julieta Escobar-Zimbron, Email: [email protected], ICSC000163, Completed: 14/03/2020
Jorge Santos Barro Medrano, Email: [email protected], ICSC000180, Completed: 14/03/2020
Maria Mercedes D’Acosta Montaño, Email: [email protected], ICSC000164, Completed: 14/03/2020
Maria Mercedes Montaño Benet, Email: [email protected], ICSC000165, Completed: 14/03/2020
Vianey Ana Raizha Salto Elizalde, Email: [email protected], ICSC000166, Completed: 14/03/2020
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ICSC Holders
Dr John Downes (Life University, 1986) is currently the longest-serving member of the FICS ExCo and is Second Vice-President. Formerly he represented the US Sports Chiropractic Federation on the ExCo, presently he is a member at large.
For the past ten years he has been Director of International Programs at Life University in Marietta, Georgia, where his faculty positions since 1991 have included Head, Technique Department and Director of Sports Chiropractic. He continues to teach in the Sports Health Science Master’s program.
John has over 35 years of sports chiropractic practice experience. Since 1996 he has served the Costa Rican Olympic Team at the national, Central American Games and Olympic levels. He is in demand internationally as a lecturer and technique instructor. He is a board member of the Council on Extremity Adjusting and a manuscript reviewer for the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapy.
