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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 organisation of sports chiropractic in the country.
I have always been a keen sports woman 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 optimise their performance. I believe that athletes should be proactive about their health and I thoroughly enjoy helping athletes to perform at their best!
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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 degree in science from 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 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 masters in chiropractic sciences education program at 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.
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 to 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 honoured 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. 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. Dr. Mikas sporting background is from Golf, Soccer and Ice-hockey, nowadays he busies himself with Ironman Triathlon and Mountaineering. Dr. Mika has been involved with professional Rugby and Triathlon, as well as treating numerous athletes across the spectrum of sport from grass roots to world champion level. Dr. Mika is passionate about helping the athletes reach their maximal potential and enhancing their performance. Dr. Mika joined FICS in 2014 as a mem ber of Financial Commission and took over the job as the chair in 2018.
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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 organisation 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 paddle boarding. 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 favourite sports chiropractic memory is without a doubt World Games 2017 in Poland.
Dr. Greenstein is the CEO of the Kaizo Health Companies – Kaizo Health, a multi-location, multidisciplinary, evidenced-based practice in the Washington DC Metro region; KaizoX, a 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.
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 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 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 honoured 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. Timothy Stark, MPhil, MBA, DC, DACBSP, ICCSP, CSCS, EMT, FICC originally from North Dakota, completed a bachelor’s degree in 1990 at North Dakota State University in Exercise Physiology and then went on to Northwestern College of Chiropractic where he completed his DC degree and subsequently pioneered an American residency in the specialty of Sports Injuries and Rehabilitation. He practiced in West Fargo, North Dakota for almost ten years before moving his family to Australia to assist with the development of a new chiropractic program at Murdoch University which provided opportunities to instruct Physical Rehabilitation, Clinical Orthopedics, Clinical Neurology, Physio Therapeutics and Applied Clinical Nutrition courses. Dr. Stark was also the Chair of the post-graduate and graduate programs including the Masters of Sports Science. While in Australia, he contributed to the development of a ‘sister’ program in Japan.
His 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.
In the last eight years, he has transitioned from being a full time lecturer & Chair of the Clinical Sciences Department at National University of Health Sciences, to the Dean of the College of Chiropractic at Northwestern Health Sciences University and now more recently, the Director of the Human Performance Center at NWHSU. He has coordinated the post-graduate educational programs for NWHSU for the specialties of Sports Chiropractic and Physical Rehabilitation for the past twenty years. He is also completing his tenth year as the Chair of the Education Commission for the Federation of International Sports Chiropractic (FICS).
Dr. Stark was recently recognized by the American Chiropractic Association and awarded the 2017 Academician of the Year. Also, in 2017, the American Chiropractic Association Sports Council Awarded him the Sports Chiropractor of the Year.
Dr Isa (Cleveland Chiropractic College, LA, 2005) was a national calibre swimmer in Japan, competing for a national title 15 times. To work in sports medicine, and on scholarship in the USA, he first gained a degree in kinesiology and athletic training at the California State University at Northridge (CSUN). He then decided on a career in chiropractic and, after graduating from Cleveland, earned a CCSP as well as an ATC.
Kaz, who returned to Japan to practice in Tokyo and his hometown of Urayasu, has served on the FICS ExCo as the Asian representative for the past 4 years and is a member of the Education and Games Commissions. From 2007 he was a lecturer at the Murdoch University International Study Centre in Tokyo until its closure, and he was the FICS Administrator for the recent ICCSP program and exam in Japan.
His extensive sports chiropractic experience includes working with men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, soccer and track and field athletes, and with Japanese professional wrestlers, professional golfers and collegiate level swimmers. Internationally, he has served at various games events, most recently in the polyclinic for the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Paralympic Games.
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. 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.
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.
Yngve 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. 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 and2014, 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. 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).
Martin 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. 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 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.
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 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 private practice, as well as serves as President of MSK+, an educational opportunities company, in Toronto, Canada.
Mercedes D’Acosta Montaño attended UNEVE in Mexico, graduate 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.
