Chiropractor Near World Golf Village
Back in Motion Injury and Wellness Center is a chiropractor in the World Golf Village area, at 309 Kingsley Lake Drive in St. Augustine (32092). Dr. Colby Caltrider treats back and neck pain, golf injuries, sciatica and auto accident injuries for patients from World Golf Village, Murabella, SilverLeaf, Shearwater and St. Johns.
Where we are
Back in Motion Injury and Wellness Center
309 Kingsley Lake Drive, Suite 901, St. Augustine, FL 32092
We are in zip code 32092, a short drive from World Golf Village, Murabella, SilverLeaf, Shearwater and St. Johns.
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Hours
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm
- Friday: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Back pain and golf
The golf swing is one of the most rotation-heavy movements in sport. When the hips or upper back do not turn well, the low back makes up the difference, and that is where most golfers feel it.
Common golf injuries we see
- Low back pain from repeated rotation, especially early in the season or after a long round
- Hip stiffness that limits the turn and loads the spine
- Golfer’s and tennis elbow from grip and impact
- Shoulder and rotator cuff pain
- Neck and upper back stiffness that limits the backswing
What we do for golfers
An exam of how your hips, spine and shoulders move, then adjustment and soft-tissue care for what is stiff, corrective exercises for what is weak, and focused shockwave for stubborn elbow and shoulder tendon pain. The goal is to keep you playing.
What is the average cost of a chiropractic adjustment in Florida?
Prices vary by clinic and by what is included. A visit that includes an exam and X-rays costs more than an adjustment alone. At Back in Motion, auto accident care is billed to PIP, eligible veterans are covered through VA Community Care, and self-pay patients get a clear price up front.
See seeing a chiropractor without insurance for what a self-pay visit includes.
What is a red flag in chiropractic?
Warning signs include being adjusted before anyone examines you, being pushed into a long prepaid package on day one, X-rays for everyone whether needed or not, or promises that one visit will fix you. A good first visit is the opposite.
What a good first visit looks like
- An exam before treatment. History, orthopedic and neurologic tests, and a look at how you move.
- X-rays only when indicated, taken on site and reviewed with you the same visit.
- A clear plan and price up front, in plain words, with an honest timeline.
- A referral when you need one. If your case belongs with a medical doctor or specialist, you hear it on day one.
That is how every first visit at Back in Motion works. See your first visit, step by step.
Why don't doctors approve of chiropractors?
Many medical doctors do refer to chiropractors, especially for low back and neck pain. Skepticism usually comes from overclaiming in the profession. We keep our claims to what the evidence supports, and we work alongside medical doctors when a case needs both.
Is golf good for people with back pain?
Often, yes. Golf keeps you walking and moving. But the swing puts a lot of rotation through the low back and hips, so a stiff hip or weak core can push that stress into the spine. Many golfers with back pain can keep playing with the right care and some swing-friendly changes.
Do pro golfers use chiropractors?
Yes. Many professional golfers use chiropractors and other manual therapists as part of their body care, both on tour and at home. The goal is the same as for weekend players: keep the hips, spine and shoulders moving well so the swing does not overload one area.
What patients say
He understands how to get your body back in line and has provided me the ability to keep up my activities.
Travis W.
I’ve been seeing Dr. Colby for years and he always helps me with my back, shoulder, neck and nerve issues!
Char K.
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Dr. Colby Caltrider, D.C.
Palmer College graduate · OwnerDr. Colby treats patients from World Golf Village and across St. Johns County, from weekend golfers to accident patients and veterans.
When someone walks in here in pain, my job isn't to sell them a package. My job is to figure out what's going on and get them moving again. That's it.
Close to home in 32092.
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