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InMotion Clinic
Sports Medicine Services
Whether you are recovering from a sports related injury and wanting to
return to health or simply trying to improve upon your current
performance, InMotion has a many services to help you meet your
athletic goals.
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allows athletes to recover from injuries and reach their athletic goals.
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Kim Christensen, DC
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Kim Christensen, DC, has over 27 years experience and is board certified in
chiropractic rehabilitation. Dr. Christensen is certified in sports medicine,
and is a strength and conditioning specialist. He is a past team physician for several
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The services we currently provide at KHS include:
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Athletic Training and Sports Rehabilitation
Prevention, recognition, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries for athletes. We work to
minimize the amount of time athletes are kept out of participation.
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Speed and Agility Training
We provide the athlete with a program designed to help improve their speed, strength, and agility.
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Strength and Conditioning Training
We provide teams and individual athletes with programs that will enhance
their strength and speed to compete in a sport, as well as increase their
cardiovascular fitness.
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Sports Nutrition
A Registered Dietician will put together quality nutrition plans that are
designed to meet athletic goals such as weight control, increased endurance
and improved recovery between events and practices.
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Sports Massage
Licensed Massage Therapist works with Physical Therapist and other
providers to support the injury recovery and prevention process.
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Video Analysis
We use a video camera to analyze the movement of the athlete and recommend
changes to improve the athletes performance in their sport.
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Health Psychology
Counselors and therapists help athletes with goal setting, visualization,
and mental preparedness to help enhance athletic performance.
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Chiropractic Care/Physical Therapy
Chiropractic techniques are used in conjunction with physical therapy to
reduce pain and increase the athlete’s functional ability.
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