Kinetic Spine & Sports of Waxhaw

Kinetic Spine & Sports of Waxhaw is a chiropractor in Waxhaw, NC, located at 1928 Weddington Rd. The practice offers chiropractic care with a specific focus on the treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries. It serves patients dealing with pain from lifting weights or lifting children, aiming for the relief of pain, restoration of health, and enhancement of human performance. The clinic treats a wide range of issues, including all sport injuries, aches and pains, and problems in the extremities such as shoulders, elbows, hands, knees, and feet. It also addresses spine-related conditions like sciatic pain, disc bulges, herniation, and neck and back pain, as well as headaches, TMJ or jaw pain, and problems arising from automobile or other traumatic accidents.

The practice is led by Dr. Daniel Danieley, who is fully trained and certified in Active Release Technique (ART). ART is a soft tissue massage technique that treats problems related to overused muscles resulting from injury or chronic pain by removing fibrosis adhesions, or muscle knots, that develop from repetitive use. This movement-based technique allows therapists to feel the structure as it moves and effectively treat restricted areas to relieve pain. Dr. Danieley has been certified in the Graston technique since 2007. This method uses six stainless steel instruments to massage and scrape the skin and soft tissues to identify injured areas of fibrotic tissues. The instruments produce small amounts of trauma to the affected area to increase blood flow and promote healing, helping athletes recover from pulled muscles, strained ligaments, and injured tendons. The practice also utilizes other advanced techniques, including Spinal Decompression, Arthrostim, VibraCussor, Flexion-Distraction Therapy, Interferential Electro-Muscle Stimulation, Kinesiotape, Orthotics, Functional Assessment, and Class IV Laser Therapy.

Kinetic Spine & Sports of Waxhaw holds a 5.00 rating based on customer reviews. It stands out in the local chiropractic community for its focus on sports medicine and its use of specific soft-tissue therapies like ART and Graston to restore movement and reduce pain.