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Specialty
Sports Injury Chiropractic Care
Specialist-level care, here in Miami Beach
Miami Beach, FL
Chiropractic care for sports injuries
When it comes to sports injuries, you're not seeing a general practitioner who occasionally treats athletes. You're seeing Dr. Todd Narson — DACBSP®, ICSC — one of only a handful of board-certified chiropractic sports medicine specialists in the country.
Dr. Todd Narson, DC
DACBSP® · ICSC · ICSD — FICS
Three Credentials That Matter
These three credentials describe a small number of chiropractors in the world. Together, they
describe one in Miami-Dade County.
Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians — the highest board certification available in chiropractic sports medicine. Earned through rigorous post-doctoral training, extensive field hours, and a comprehensive written & practical exam.
Only two Diplomates of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians practice in the entire county. You don't have to leave Miami Beach to see one — Dr. Narson has been here since 1990.
International Chiropractic Sports Science Diploma from the Fédération Internationale de Chiropratique du Sport — the world governing body for chiropractic sports medicine. Dr. Narson is the only chiropractor in South Florida who holds it.
. . .
Dr. Narson has served as team chiropractor for Team USA Triathlon at the ITU World
Multisport Championships, worked on the sports medicine team at the U.S. Olympic &
Paralympic Rowing Trials, and treated athletes at the Pan American Games in
Guadalajara, Mexico.
He has worked with competitive athletes from over 50 countries across virtually every
sport. When he evaluates your knee, shoulder, or lower back, he's drawing on decades of on-
field, sideline, and clinical experience that most practitioners simply don't have.
We're committed to providing personalized, high-quality care that helps our patients thrive — for decades, not just a few visits.
Countries of competitive athletes treated
Years in practice since 1990
& Paralympic sports-medicine team experience
Triathlon chiropractor, ITU World Championships
Sport-Specific Diagnosis
Sports injuries aren't generic — and shouldn't be treated that way. Each sport creates its own biomechanical signature. Dr. Narson is trained to evaluate how your body moves under the demands of your sport — and to identify the root cause, not just the symptom.
Sports injuries aren't generic — and shouldn't be treated that way. Each sport creates its own biomechanical signature. Dr. Narson is trained to evaluate how your body moves under the demands of your sport — and to identify the root cause, not just the symptom.
Swimming
Repetitive overhead stroke mechanics stress the rotator cuff and impingement zone. Often traces back to scapular control and thoracic mobility — not just the shoulder itself.
Root-Cause Focus
Running
Lateral knee pain that flares during long runs. Rarely an IT band problem alone — usually hip abductor weakness, gait asymmetry, or foot-strike mechanics upstream.
Root-Cause Focus
Cycling
Hours in hip flexion on a sustained angle. Lumbar fatigue points to core endurance, bike-fit issues, or limited hip mobility — all of which respond to targeted treatment.
Root-Cause Focus
And of course — tennis elbow, pitcher's shoulder, jumper's knee, CrossFit wrist, triathlete's hip, tennis player's oblique, golfer's rib, surfer's lumbar. If the pattern exists, we've seen it.
The Treatment Toolkit
Treatment at our Miami Beach office may include any of the following — all customized to get
you back to your sport as efficiently and safely as possible.
Most cases combine 3–5 of these per visit — what works depends on what the exam reveals, not
what's fashionable this year.
Who We ARE
It can sideline an athlete, steal energy from a parent, or turn simple tasks into daily struggles. That's why we care for everyone — from serious competitors to people who just want to enjoy a pain-free walk on the beach.
i.
The competitive triathlete
Training blocks, race calendar, a nagging hip flexor that's starting to cost you minutes.
ii.
The weekend tennis player
Doubles on Saturday mornings. An elbow that's outstayed its welcome and a shoulder you don't want to follow.
iii.
The CrossFit athlete
WODs, PRs, and a wrist or low back that's started reminding you it exists every time you snatch.
iv.
The refuses-to-sit type
Not a "competitor" by title — but you train, you move, and you'd rather be treated by a specialist than told to rest.
Get Started
Schedule a visit today and take the first step toward feeling your
best. Walk-ins welcome during office hours.