RESPORT Chiropractic & Physical Therapy

RESPORT Chiropractic & Physical Therapy LIVE • TRAIN • COMPETE
📍Old Town Chicago
Chiropractic | Massage Therapy | Personal Training | Dry Needling

Located in the heart of Old Town, our chiropractic and sports rehabilitation center focuses on providing quality chiropractic, wellness, and rehabilitation care to residents of Chicago, Illinois. If you are looking for the most efficient treatment that will get you moving as quickly and safely as possible, then turn to the sports recovery specialist Dr. Sean Cooney and the team at [RƎ]SPORT – Chic

ago’s leader in advanced rehabilitation and sports performance services for individual athletes and teams of all levels and disciplines. In addition to treating athletes, Dr. Cooney provides rehabilitation and wellness services to patients of all ages from infants through seniors. Advanced therapies include customized weight loss programs, nutritional counseling and the natural treatment of chronic headaches. Dr. Cooney also sees many pregnant women along with infants and children. Dr. Cooney’s gentle chiropractic touch has made our chiropractic center a top destination for families seeking an alternative health care provider.

[RƎ]SPORT now also offers services in massage therapy and personal training.

Join us for our first ever Open House for Athletes and Runners!Kickoff Marathon season in style and see how we helped mo...
06/09/2026

Join us for our first ever Open House for Athletes and Runners!

Kickoff Marathon season in style and see how we helped more than 35 runners complete the Chicago Marathon last year.

Visit the clinic, see the space, and check out the most comprehensive sports training and rehab facility in Chicago.

With services including:
- Running Technique Analysis
- Posture Analysis
- Shockwave Treatment
- Normatec Recover Boots
- Chiropractic
- Physical Therapy
- Personal Training
- Custom Workout Programming
- and more!

Your body goes through massive changes during pregnancy, and your low back feels almost all of them.As the baby grows, y...
06/09/2026

Your body goes through massive changes during pregnancy, and your low back feels almost all of them.

As the baby grows, your center of gravity shifts forward. To balance that, your low back curves more, your hips tilt, and your core muscles work in new ways. Hormones also loosen the ligaments around your pelvis to prepare for birth, which can leave some joints feeling looser and others feeling stuck.

The result is a back that is doing a brand new job. Sometimes it adapts smoothly. Sometimes it needs help.

What helps is gentle hands-on care that respects where you are in pregnancy, simple strength work for the deep core and glutes, and small daily tweaks like how you stand, sleep, and get up off the couch.

Pregnancy back pain is common, but it does not have to be something you just push through for nine months.

The average desk worker sits between 8 and 10 hours per day when you add up work, commute, and evening time on the couch...
06/08/2026

The average desk worker sits between 8 and 10 hours per day when you add up work, commute, and evening time on the couch.

Studies on prolonged sitting consistently show two things. Hip flexors shorten and glute muscles get slower to fire. Both of those changes can make your hips feel stiff and even contribute to low back pain.

What we see in the office is patients who add three to five short movement breaks per day get noticeably looser hips within a couple of weeks. Even one minute of walking, hip circles, or standing tall makes a difference.

You do not need a full mobility routine. You just need to interrupt the sitting more often.

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06/07/2026

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Marathon training is months of small stresses adding up. Hips, calves, Achilles, plantar fascia, glute tendons. All of t...
06/05/2026

Marathon training is months of small stresses adding up. Hips, calves, Achilles, plantar fascia, glute tendons. All of them get loaded week after week.

When something starts grumbling at week 10 of a 16 week plan, you have a choice. Push through and hope. Or address it without losing your fitness.

Shockwave is a useful tool during training because it works alongside your runs instead of replacing them. Most patients keep training while doing a series of shockwave sessions, with some smart tweaks to volume.

The body uses the shockwave signal to restart healing. The training keeps the system strong. The two together can carry you through to race day in better shape than pushing through alone.

Timing matters, though. The right window in your training cycle makes a real difference.

For a long time, people with back pain were told to rest, stay light, and avoid heavy lifting. We now know that the oppo...
06/04/2026

For a long time, people with back pain were told to rest, stay light, and avoid heavy lifting. We now know that the opposite is often closer to the truth.

Your spine is built to handle load. The muscles, discs, and joints in your back actually get stronger and healthier when you challenge them with the right kind of weight. The key is "done right."

Done right means good form, the correct weight for where you are today, and a slow build-up over weeks. It does not mean grinding through pain or copying someone else's program from the internet.

When the spine learns to handle load safely, the area becomes less sensitive. Stiffness fades. Daily things like picking up groceries and lifting kids stop feeling risky.

Strength is not the enemy of a sore back. It is often the way out.

06/03/2026

Banded Radial Deviation strengthens the wrist and forearm muscles that support grip, stability, and everyday hand function.

Better wrist control starts with the basics. 💪

You climb out of the car after a long drive and your back, hips, and neck all feel locked up. That stiffness is not rand...
06/03/2026

You climb out of the car after a long drive and your back, hips, and neck all feel locked up. That stiffness is not random.

When you sit for hours, your hip flexors stay shortened, your low back stays slightly rounded, and your neck holds the same forward angle the whole time. Muscles get used to that shape.

Joints also rely on movement to stay happy. They share fluid and signal back to the brain when you bend, twist, and walk. A long drive removes almost all of that.

So when you stand up, your body needs a minute to remember how to move freely again. That first minute of stiffness is your body waking up, not breaking down.

The good news is, a short walk and a few easy movements usually clear most of it.

06/02/2026

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06/01/2026

Split Squat Jumps build lower-body power, improve balance, and train coordination through dynamic movement.

Power up. Land strong. 🔥

Address

1221 N LaSalle, Unit 2W
Chicago, IL
60610

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 11am
3pm - 7pm
Tuesday 3pm - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 11am
3pm - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 11am
3pm - 7pm
Friday 7am - 11am
3pm - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

Telephone

+13129002640

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