Winchester Spine & Sport

Winchester Spine & Sport Our mission is simple: Help our patients reach and exceed their health goals–performing better in

08/15/2026

Elite rotational athletes all share one thing, they never cheat the transverse plane.

Staying in this plane means better elastic storage and wind-up through the hip and through the anterior and posterior oblique slings. It is the difference between generating real power and leaking it.

Most good athletes have no idea what it actually feels like to stay in the transverse plane. Fewer know how to train it.

DNS Baseball is three days uncovering exactly this. Mechanics of throwing and hitting, treatment protocols, and training the transverse plane so it becomes second nature.

September 11-13 · Plano, TX

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Saying goodbye to a few of our interns as they head into the next chapter of their chiropractic careers. Before they wen...
08/12/2026

Saying goodbye to a few of our interns as they head into the next chapter of their chiropractic careers. Before they went, the team sent them off in true WSS fashion: bubble hockey, darts, bags, and ping pong, winner takes all.

New chapter, new city, same WSS heart. Good luck, docs!!!

08/06/2026

DNS Baseball is coming to Texas.

September 11 to 13 at the Andrews Institute in Plano, just outside Dallas, organized by Steven LaPlante.

Three days on the throwing athlete through a Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization lens. Assessment of the pitching motion, what predisposes an arm to injury, and how those findings translate into treatment, corrective exercise, and strength and conditioning.

Built for chiropractors, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and students who work with baseball/rotational athletes and want a repeatable way to see risk before it becomes an injury.

Registration is open at Wi******er Spine and Sport.

08/05/2026

Behind every fastball, a story of grind: 2,400 MLB pitchers have faced Tommy John.

Load management is part of it. Pitching biomechanics is the other part, and it shows up on video long before it shows up on an MRI.

DNS Baseball. September 11 to 13. Plano, Texas. Andrews Institute.

07/20/2026

Meet the interns at Wi******er Spine and Sport! We welcome interns from across the country, all here to learn, grow, and dive deeper into the kind of care that gets people back to doing what they love.

From learning patient flow to taking someone from injury all the way to performance, this crew is soaking up everything they can from our clinicians.

We're excited to see where this internship takes you.

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07/07/2026

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07/06/2026

DNS B is this week.

July 10-12 · Troy, MO · Wi******er Spine and Sport

Your last chance to register. Brett covers the full DNS clinical framework for motor control, postural stabilization, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation — and calls this one of his favorite seminars to teach.

Use code STUDENT for student pricing. Prague School fee is separate.

Register at Wi******erSpineAndSport.com

07/02/2026

A funky golf swing is not always a mechanics problem.

Most of the time it is a hip problem. Dr. Evan breaks down why golfers struggle to rotate, and it comes down to the ability to load into internal rotation when taking the club back.

When that is blocked, the body compensates and pulls motion from everywhere else. Early extension, timing issues, inconsistency... it all traces back to the hip.

For most golfers it is not structural. It is the inability to eccentrically load and express the external rotator. Fix that and the swing changes.

Link in bio to book with Dr. Evan at Wi******er Spine and Sport in Troy, MO.

06/30/2026

Stretching before a game might actually be hurting your performance.

A systematic review found that static stretching before activity reduced force output, agility, and overall performance. The fix is simple, dynamic stretching before, static stretching after.

Dynamic stretching takes your joints through a full range of motion, heats up the system, and activates your nervous system for what it is about to do. Save the static work for recovery.

At Wi******er Spine and Sport we build sport-specific warmups for our athletes. Link in bio to book with Dr. Austin in Troy, MO.

06/28/2026

DNS B is next week.

If you work with patients dealing with chronic pain, postural dysfunction, rotational athletes, or movement limitations, this is the course that changes how you think about all of it.

DNS B is built on the principles of neurodevelopmental kinesiology and the Prague School. You will learn how the nervous system establishes motor control from the ground up, how global movement patterns are hardwired into the brain, and how to use that framework to expand your clinical rehabilitation options for neurologic and musculoskeletal patients.

July 10-12 at Wi******er Spine and Sport in Troy, MO.
Friday and Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 9am-2pm. Coffee provided daily!

Use code STUDENT for special student pricing. Note that Prague School fee is separate — link in bio for full details and to register.

Wi******erSpineAndSport.com

Address

34 Professional Parkway
Troy, MO
63379

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12:30pm
2pm - 6pm
Tuesday 12pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12:30pm
2pm - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 12:30pm
2pm - 6pm
Friday 8am - 1pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+16363565557

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