Postural Restoration Certified
619.733.2202
1872 N 2050 E
North Logan, UT 84341
US

Robert “Skip” George

DC, PRC

George Sports Chiropractic

Provider:Chiropractor
Accessibility:In-Person
Language(s):English
PRC Credentialing Earned: 2014

PRI Courses Completed:

Myokinematic Restoration
Postural Respiration
Pelvis Restoration
Impingement & Instability
Advanced Integration
Cervical Revolution
Cranial Resolution
Occlusal Cervical Restoration
Forward Locomotor Movement
Primary Non-Manual Techniques Workshop
Secondary & Tertiary Non-Manual Techniques Workshop
Postural-Visual Integration
Voice Box Resonation
Interdisciplinary Studies Summit - 2024
Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium - 2015
Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium - 2016
Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium - 2017
Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium - 2018
Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium - 2021
Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium - 2022

Robert “Skip” George, D.C. previously practiced chiropractic in San Diego and La Jolla, CA from 1980-2021, and recently moved to Logan, Utah. He is one of the handful of chiropractic doctors nationally that integrates chiropractic, rehabilitation and sports performance training.  He holds specialties as a Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner (CCSP), Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and Postural Restoration Certified (PRC).  In addition, he is trained in Active Release Technique (ART), and certified in the Functional Movement Screen (FMS) and the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA).

One of his purposes has been to continually add “tools” to his tool belt to improve patient outcomes utilizing the most effective evidence based approaches.  One of the most dynamic and state-of-the-art approaches is PRI for rehabilitation and sports performance.

In 2014, Dr. George was the first chiropractic doctor to become Postural Restoration Certified (PRC) with the Postural Restoration Institute.  His practice centers around the PRI approach to structure, position, posture and balanced function.  One of the main premises of PRI is that restoring function and balance requires a foundation that provides normal function and position of the diaphragm and its relationship to the ribcage, spine and continuing with the rest of the skeletal structure. The diaphragm is fundamental and restoring proper breathing with alignment is critical for effective treatment outcomes.  The success of most treatments, including chiropractic, will be inhibited without addressing this most important muscle of the body and the neurology that drives it.. His clinic is a designated Postural Restoration Center.

Dr. George has lectured nationally and internationally  on topics ranging from sports injuries, concussion and the Postural Restoration Institute.  He has also written numerous articles on sport performance and rehabilitation and is a faculty member of the Postural Restoration Institute.

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