Built for people who train
Whether you're a high school athlete, a runner training for a race or a weekend pickleball player, your body needs care that keeps up. Sports chiropractic focuses on how you move under load, not just where it hurts.
What to expect
- Movement screens to spot problems before they become injuries
- Adjustments and soft tissue work for tight, overworked areas
- Return-to-sport exercises
- Direct access to SROSM's sports medicine physicians and physical therapists
When to see an orthopaedic specialist instead
A sprain that won't bear weight, a joint that gives way, or pain after a collision should see a sports medicine physician first. They're in the same practice. How to tell
Common questions
Do you work with young athletes?
Yes. Dr. Broome sees teens and young athletes, and works alongside SROSM's youth sports rehab team.
Can I keep training while I'm being treated?
Often, yes, with changes. Dr. Broome will tell you what's safe.
Medically reviewed by Keith W.V. Johnson, MD, FAAOS · Updated September 28, 2026