How Sports Chiro Works
Sports chiropractic focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of musculoskeletal injuries related to physical activity.
At Regenerate Chiropractic, our sports chiropractic care is designed to help active people stay active. Whether you’re an elite athlete, weekend warrior or gym enthusiast, our team uses evidence-based techniques to improve movement, prevent injury, and speed up recovery—so you can train harder, recover smarter, and perform at your best.
Sports Chiropractor Shelley
Sports chiropractic is suitable for anyone who leads an active lifestyle or experiences pain and mobility issues related to physical activity. Whether you’re involved in recreational fitness, structured training programs, or team sports, this form of care supports your body’s performance and recovery. It can help improve flexibility, restore joint function, reduce muscle tension, ease post-exercise soreness, enhance recovery, support injury healing, boost overall movement efficiency, and reduce the risk of future injuries.
What Our Sports Chiropractors Treat
Sports chiropractic can support a wide range of injuries and performance concerns, including:
- Muscle strains and ligament sprains
- Tendonitis and repetitive overuse injuries
- Joint pain (shoulders, hips, knees, ankles, wrists)
- Spinal misalignments and back pain
- Shin splints, plantar fasciitis, tennis/golfer’s elbow
- Headaches linked to neck or jaw tension
- Poor mobility and restricted range of motion
- Injury prevention and post-injury recovery
Why Choose Regenerate Chiropractic
At Regenerate Chiropractic, we understand how important it is to stay active and pain-free. Our experienced team is trusted by local athletes and recreational movers alike. We combine chiropractic care with sports-specific knowledge to ensure our patients recover quickly and return to doing what they love.
With a personalised, evidence-based approach, we help you build a more resilient body—one adjustment, stretch, and rep at a time.
Benefits of Sports Chiropractic
Every appointment is tailored to the individual and their activity level. Sports chiropractic care may help:
Improve mobility and flexibility
Restore joint function and alignment
Reduce muscle tension and post-training soreness
Enhance recovery between training sessions
Support faster healing of injuries
Improve overall athletic performance
Reduce injury risk through better biomechanic
Meet The Team
Dr David Hewson
Dr David Hewson works in both Canning Vale and Pingelly. Seeing real results with my patient’s is what I am passionate about. Headaches, chronic low back pain and neck pain and tension are the key conditions that I love working with. Spending the time to accurately diagnose the problem and formulate a treatment plan that get’s a short and long-term result is key.
Using a range of treatments from manual adjusting, needling, and rehabilitation programs, my patients come from Canning Vale, Willetton, Leeming, Bull creek, Southern River, Harrisdale and Piara Waters and beyond.
Find Our Clinic
What’s the difference between a regular chiropractor and a sports chiropractor?
A sports chiropractor can help manage sport related injuries as well as general pain. While both address spinal and joint dysfunction, sports chiropractors also incorporate soft tissue therapies, rehab exercises, and performance-focused techniques.
How soon can I get an appointment?
We often have same-day appointments available for patients from Shelley. Early booking is recommended for peak times.
What conditions do sports chiropractors treat?
Sports chiropractors commonly treat muscle strains, joint pain, ligament sprains, overuse injuries, tendonitis, and mobility restrictions. They also help with injury prevention, postural issues, and optimising movement patterns for athletic performance.
Is sports chiropractic treatment painful?
Most treatments are gentle and tailored to your tolerance. You may feel some pressure during joint adjustments or soft tissue therapy, but care is always taken to ensure comfort and avoid aggravating any injuries.