Welcome to X-Factor Sports Medicine—where pain relief meets peak performance.
We specialize in Neuromuscular Activation—a breakthrough technique that identifies and reactivates muscles that have neurologically “shut down” due to injury, overuse, or faulty movement patterns. This phenomenon, called Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition (AMI), is often the missing link in cases where traditional treatments fall short—and reversing it might be the X-Factor you've been searching for.
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If you’ve tried chiropractic or physical therapy without lasting results, feel stuck in pain, or want to unlock your body’s full potential, then it's time to activate healing and amplify performance.
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How do we find inhibited muscles?
Through precise, hands-on muscle testing of every muscle in the area of concern—as well as surrounding regions. This process pinpoints exactly which muscles aren’t firing properly, and our work isn’t done until every inhibited muscle is reactivated.
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Each session is 100% customized to your needs. With over 500 muscles in the body, even one inhibited muscle can cause pain, weakness, and instability—but it’s often more than just one. By restoring proper function at the neurological level, we help your body move the way it was designed to: strong, stable, and pain-free.
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What is AMI?
Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition (AMI) is the body’s protective response to joint injury, where the nervous system reduces a muscle’s ability to contract fully to prevent further damage. While helpful short-term, if left untreated, AMI can cause lasting muscle dysfunction, joint instability, and pain.
Why X-Factor?
Performance Care
Unleash your true potential with our transformative approach, taking your performance to the next level.
Injury Care
Don't let pain or discomfort keep you from your passions – our advanced methodology of neuromuscular activation, chiropractic adjustments and soft tissue work will get you back to them in no time.
Testimonials
"My son sprained his ankle playing soccer and I was desperate to see what we could find to help him quickly. He wanted to play in his final game his senior year. We came in to see Dr. Dan one time... my son came in wearing a boot and on crutches and he walked out without either one. We couldn't believe it!" -Peter N.