Sports Chiropractic & Athlete Care
in Rochester Hills
Whether you’re logging miles on pavement, hitting the gym, or chasing a ball on the field, athletic movement comes with a price.
Sports Chiropractic That Works With Your Goals
Dr. Adeela Peer brings both clinical skill and personal insight to athlete care. Each evaluation includes a complete assessment, movement review, and a care plan that matches your training schedule and goals. Using precise, low-force adjustments (including Activator® and Thompson Drop Table), she helps restore joint alignment and range of motion. Dr. Peer also offers myofascial release for tight muscles, gait correction to improve stride and balance, and Erchonia laser sessions (an FDA-cleared, noninvasive modality) to reduce inflammation, accelerate healing, and support optimal performance without drugs or downtime.
Overcoming Injuries and Speeding Recovery
Our sports-focused chiropractic sessions are ideal for:
- Knee pain from running or squats
- Foot and bunion pain, including dancer’s stress fractures
- Plantar fasciitis or Achilles discomfort
- Muscle strains, overuse soreness, or spasms
- Hip tightness, low back pain, or shoulder tension
- Neck pain from contact sports or repetitive impact
- Ankle sprains or unstable joints
Custom taping, orthotic guidance, and sport-specific recommendations are part of what makes this approach different. Dr. Peer helps you feel better now while building long-term durability.
Beyond Injury: Preventative Care for Long-Term Results
Athlete care isn’t just about bouncing back; it’s about staying ahead of injury and improving performance. With proper alignment, better posture, and targeted recovery strategies, your muscles work more efficiently and your movements become smoother. Many patients notice improved flexibility, quicker warm-ups, and better post-workout recovery within a few sessions.
Stay in Motion and Stay in Control
Ready to train, compete, or move without setbacks? Book a sports chiropractic evaluation with Peer Chiropractic Wellness Center in Rochester Hills today.