07/29/2026
Sabrina C. Is Our Patient of the Month!
I’m excited to celebrate Sabrina as our Patient of the Month! I first met her in 2012 when she was my Zumba instructor and personal trainer, and she immediately made fitness feel fun, approachable, and easy to stay consistent with. Sabrina is truly a joy to know, and her passion for helping others shines through in everything she does. Recently, she earned a silver medal in her age group at the Spartan Sprint Race—an incredible accomplishment! Through her business, Miss Fit Training & Fitness, she’s driven by connection, community, and the science of movement, specializing in form-focused training that helps clients unlock their full potential while making fitness both challenging and fun. She offers outdoor, mobile, and in-home training.
You can reach her at [email protected], or on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/miss._fit/
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Sabrina's Testimonial
Dealing with chronic pain for years was honestly exhausting. I was constantly battling neck and upper back issues, and the pressure in my head got so aggressive sometimes that it felt impossible to focus. It wasn't just annoying; it actually held me back from living my life. Simple daily tasks felt like a struggle, and my workouts—which I usually love—became something I dreaded because I was just "chasing the pain" the whole time.
I tried everything to fix it. I did the massage thing and stuck to rehab exercises, but nothing seemed to stick long-term. Eventually, I realized I needed to try a different approach, which is what led me to chiropractic care. I figured if the soft tissue stuff wasn't working, it was time to look at the bigger picture of how everything was aligned.
The changes since I started have been pretty wild. For one, my motion sickness has almost completely cleared up, which I didn't even expect. My posture feels so much more natural now, and it’s crazy how much easier it is to just... breathe. Everything feels less restricted.
The best part, though, has been getting back into the gym. I’ve finally stopped working out just to manage the pain and started working out to actually get stronger. I’m finally pushing past plateaus that have kept me stuck for years. It feels amazing to focus on what my body can actually do again, rather than just worrying about what might set it off.