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However, I knew that was not the case because I was not the biggest guy in school and had not yet began filling out. I didn’t really hit my growth spurt until 17-21 years of age.   I continued to have unexplained leg cramps, through my Military service and College but I also developed weekly Migraine headaches.

I understand how frustrating it can be to have pain or symptoms.  Many times, I assumed everyone experienced the same pain and headaches.

Until while in undergraduate college, I came across a chiropractic. Which quickly resolved my migraine headaches. To this day, I still rarely if ever have even the mildest headaches.   I thank the Doctor of Chiropractic whom helped me.  He did mention that my right leg was short. But we didn’t take it any further.   I continued with chiropractic care regularly and so I maintained my progress.

Following Chiropractic School, I was competing in Xterra races. While in one race I pulled my right hamstring so hard I finished the race running sideways and backwards.      This is when I decided to have my leg length measured and sure enough one leg is 1” shorter.   In my case it’s a structural short leg. Which is different than a functional short leg.  This turned out to be the reason why in high school I had leg cramps, and also made me vulnerable to the headaches.

Through this experience, I learned invaluable understanding and insight into the compensation of the skeleton, and supporting muscle systems.  Which muscles will be prone to weakness and which muscles will be prone to being too tight.

I   graduated in 2002 from Parker University. I have a Doctor of Chiropractic and an   Anatomy & Physiology (B.S), I have been in practice since 2002.

I have a wife, Eliane and 2 daughter Taylor and Lauren.

I grew up in San Diego California. As most Southern Californians, I love the beach, the mountains,   running and working out. I am more active today and rarely if ever have pain or headaches.

I have learned and use different adjusting techniques that accommodate the different types of conditions and body types.    We have instrument adjusting, ProAdjustor, active muscle release techniques, kenesio taping, rehabilitation exercises, Webster (pre-natal technique) and decompression to name a few.  Each patient will receive the treatment type that best fits the goals and the patient. All the techniques work, we just will find the one that works best for you.