Are you an athlete and considering Chiropractic care?
NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice is so passionate about the benefits of chiropractic care that he served as the keynote speaker at the annual homecoming of Palmer College of Chiropractic, West Campus in San Jose, Calif., on May 3, 2014. Rice, who is a spokesperson for the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress (F4CP), spoke to attendees about his chiropractic experience. Referred to as the greatest player of all time, Rice credits good health and safety practices for the success and longevity of his career, stating: The game of life requires the edge that chiropractic care provides.
This event highlights the experience of one of the world’s most prominent athletes, and we hope it will enlighten more individuals about the importance of learning and implementing good health and safety practices — on the field and in life. As a former professional athlete, Rice has a meaningful connection with chiropractic care that he says contributed to his stamina, health and ability to stay at the top of his game for so many years, says Kent Greenawalt, chairman, F4CP. Rice has represented the F4CP for over five years, and continues to play an active role in educating the public about chiropractic care. His appearance at Palmer homecoming was most memorable, as it made clear the exceptional talent and commitment Rice exhibits, as well as his deep appreciation for chiropractic.
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As a long-time F4CP spokesperson, it was natural that Rice also support the organizationain’s newest program, Athletic TIPS, a national, not-for-profit that drives expanded awareness and education around the role websites like this of multi-disciplinary care in the recognition, management and prevention of sports-related injuries. The Athletic TIPS focuses on various topics including:
- Preventing Dehydration and Heat-related Conditions
- Nutrition in Sports Management
- Recognizing, Managing and Preventing Musculoskeletal Injuries
- Concussion Recognition and Prevention
- Preventing Dehydration and Heat-related Conditions