Life is an athletic event.
We want to help you be in the best shape of your life for it!
At Appalachian Sport and Spine we use every technique and tool at our disposal to help you be in optimal shape to take on what the future holds. Weekend warrior? We've got something for you. Competitive CrossFit athlete? Bring it on. We work with and treat individuals and athletes of all shapes, sizes, backgrounds, who all have a variety of goals and aspirations.
What does a visit with us look like?
The first visit includes:
- A comprehensive history taking
- Range of Motion Exam
- Functional Movement Exam
- Appropriate/Necessary Orthopedic Testing
- Muscle Testing
- Chiropractic Adjustment
- Appropriate/Necessary additional therapies(Graston/Cupping/Theraputic Exercise)
Dr. Kayla Farmer
DC, MS
Chiropractic
Dr. Kayla is not only a dedicated healthcare professional but also a lifelong athlete with a deep appreciation for the outdoors. Growing up immersed in various sports, including cross country, basketball, track and field, and CrossFit, she developed a profound understanding of the demands athletes face and the importance of a well-aligned body.
With a Doctorate in Chiropractic and a Masters in Sports Health Science from Life University, coupled with a Bachelors in Exercise Science from Appalachian State University, Dr. Kayla possesses a comprehensive educational background. Her commitment to continuous learning is evident through her certifications as an L2 CrossFit trainer and in certifications in CrossFit Weightlifting.
Dr. Kayla’s extensive experience includes working with competitive athletes from diverse backgrounds. She has been an integral part of athletic teams at Life University and Kennesaw State University, and Murphy High School, contributing her expertise to sports such as baseball, football, volleyball, basketball, rugby, swimming, and wrestling. This hands-on involvement has honed her ability to tailor chiropractic care to the specific needs of athletes, helping them achieve peak performance and recover from injuries.