As a former football player for the University of South Florida and bobsledder for Team USA’s development team, Dr. Justin has always looked for a way to gain an edge on his competition. He has the unique perspective of a high-level athlete and clinician.

His father suffered from debilitating back pain and dependence on opioids so he went to see a chiropractor. Dr. Justin was involved in many youth sports and began to go as well because the chiropractor told his father how he could help. The chiropractor explained to Dr. Justin that he would not just help get him out of pain, but also help prevent injury, keeping him on the field and taking his athletics to another level. It was a pivotal moment in Dr. Justin’s life when he learned what being truly healthy meant. He had a new paradigm for performance. Chiropractic helped get him to the next level, without sacrificing his body to do so.

Before attending chiropractic college, Dr. Justin worked at The Athletes Compound at Saddle Brook and B3 Medical as a strength and conditioning coach and physical therapy tech. At that time, he gained experience with the Tampa Bay Lightning, professional athletes, and those looking to be more active and pain-free without drugs or surgery. As a student, he served as a member of the medical support staff for the 2015 USA Track and Field Championships in Eugene, OR. Dr. Justin went on to be a chiropractor at B3 Medical the official chiropractic provider for the Tampa Lightning. After which, he served as the primary treating chiropractor at a SquareOne Health in Fort Collins, CO a Chiropractic Biophysics clinic specialized in treating patients with scoliosis. Through these experiences, he saw the great results that these athletes were getting with proper chiropractic care, nutrition, and exercise.

Dr. Justin has a passion to impact people’s lives and help anyone who wants to resolve pain, prevent injury, and optimize performance.

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