Studholme Chiropractic

08/11/2026

A look behind the scenes at Studholme Chiropractic.

We believe better rehab starts with better information.

That means doing more than asking where it hurts. We want to see how you move, where you are strong, where you are weak, how your body responds to load, and what may be limiting you.

Depending on the person, that can include:
• Strength and muscle testing
• Running and gait analysis
• Balance and movement assessment
• Force and power testing
• VO2 and cardiovascular testing
• Hands on treatment
• One on one strength and rehabilitation

Then we use that information to build a plan and actually work through it with you.

The goal is not just to help you feel better for a few days. It's to help you understand what needs to improve, get stronger, and return to the things you want to do with more confidence.

Measure. Treat. Train. Retest.

That is what care looks like here.

03/10/2025

Balance is more than just staying upright—it’s the foundation of movement, injury prevention, and peak performance.

Download our free e-book, Integrating Balance Assessments in Clinical Practice and gain insights from Dr. Nick Studholme with Studholme Center of Excellence on how proprioception, vision, and the vestibular system shape postural control and mobility.

📥 Get your copy today! https://www.noraxon.com/balance-assessments-in-clinical-practice-booklet-download/

03/06/2022

Sam Cocca and I had a great time this weekend. So many great docs and students! Thanks toProfessional Football Chiropractic Society for the opportunity to share how amazing Dynamic Tape really is. !

06/24/2021

Fun article published recently. Learn a bit more about our practice and me.

We had the good fortune of connecting with Nick Studholme and we've shared our conversation below. Hi Nick, we'd love to hear about how you approach risk and risk-taking I think risk taking is a natural part of life and they only way for real change to occur. In fact, life would be a boring with

06/14/2021

Doing some return to running. Using , HR, and most importantly breath to determine the duration of my walking intervals. Don’t guess, assess! Clearly I need to build my tank but I utilize well ;-).

06/02/2021

Are all the pieces of your triathlon training fitting together? Check out our blog post and tips on training!

04/23/2021

Is your phone usage week-to-week getting higher and higher? Maybe you can scroll Instagram between lifting weights 🏋🏼‍♂️or walking outside🏃🏽‍♀️. That way, you can achieve weekly exercise guidelines of 150 minutes and decrease your chances of covid and it’s severity!😷🤧
Check out our blog post for more info...link in bio!!

03/25/2021

Same exercise and yet very different HR readings 🤔. Which one is right? Ever wonder how accurate your wearables are. Might reconsider if your training is only HR based. @ Studholme Center of Excellence

03/11/2021

In 2019, CDOT states there were 121,648 car crashes in Colorado. While there are many factors to car crashes, reaction time plays a role in these events.

Our new NVT program can not only help improve reaction time but also aid in the treatment of head/brain related injuries.

Check out our latest blog post for more information on brain injury awareness month and our website on NVT programming!
https://denverrunningsolutions.com/march-is-brain-injury-awareness-month/

02/24/2021

Nearly 50% of runners are injured each year 😱. And not surprisingly, most were to the knee and Achilles’ tendon/calf complex. With the soleus being the most active muscle across all running speeds it is important to keep this muscle strong! So before you ‘run’ into an injury, come on in to Studholme Chiropractic to see how you can keep your legs healthy!