Elite Performance Institute

Elite Performance Institute Call or text 331-472-4326. Located conveniently off of I-88 in Naperville, IL, all treatment is 1-on-1 with the doctor with weeknight and weekend availability.

Naperville sports chiropractor helping runners, athletes, and active adults move better, recover faster, and get back to doing what they love through 1-on-1 chiropractic care, soft tissue treatment, and rehab exercises. Elite Performance Institute provides top-level chiropractic care for athletes and non-athletes alike through chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue, and rehab exercises. Elite Performance Institute works with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions including: headaches, back pain, shoulder pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, shin splints, sciatica, IT Band, knee problems, tennis elbow, wrist pain and plantar fasciitis.

Congrats to our intern Anna on hitting a grand slam! Go Flyers! ✈️
03/22/2026

Congrats to our intern Anna on hitting a grand slam! Go Flyers! ✈️

03/19/2026

If your ankles feel unstable when running, it may not just be your ankle.

When you push off, the base of your big toe should stay connected to the ground. If you lose that contact, your arch loses support and your ankle has to work harder to control the foot.

This simple cue during a calf raise can help train better foot stability and improve push-off mechanics.

03/12/2026

Trying to improve thoracic mobility with cat cows but not seeing much change?

Most people end up moving through their low back instead of their upper back. Sitting your hips back onto your heels helps limit lumbar motion so the movement actually comes from the thoracic spine where we want it.

Small tweak, big difference in how the exercise works.

03/06/2026

4 levels of glute exercises
Progress from control → strength → challenge.

Save this and work through the levels over time.

02/27/2026

5 Levels of Adductor Strength.

Build control.
Build strength.
Progress.

02/22/2026

Nagging shoulder stiffness isn’t always a shoulder problem. The way your thoracic spine moves plays a huge role in how your shoulder functions. When upper-back mobility is limited, the shoulder often gets forced to compensate. Start by improving thoracic mobility, then challenge the shoulder at its end range with controlled movement, and finally add load so the new range is something you can actually control — not just temporarily feel looser.

02/18/2026

Ice vs Heat — which one should you use?

• New injury + swelling → ice
• Tight, stiff, achy pain → heat

Both help with symptoms. The goal is always better movement.

02/11/2026

Spinal mobility plays a bigger role in pain than most people realize. When the spine bends, rotates, and extends well, movement is shared throughout the body. When it doesn’t, other areas like the hips, shoulders, or knees are forced to compensate — and that’s often where pain shows up. Improving spinal mobility helps everything move better.

02/04/2026

Ever wonder why foam rolling actually makes you feel better?

Post-workout tightness usually isn’t muscle damage — it’s your nervous system holding tension. Foam rolling helps signal safety, improve blood flow, and restore movement without needing to be painful.

A little goes a long way: 30–90 seconds per muscle group is enough.

01/30/2026

Dealing with IT band pain on the treadmill?
A small incline (1–3%) combined with quicker, shorter steps can help reduce overstriding and joint loading.

It’s a simple adjustment that can make running feel smoother and more comfortable.

Worth trying on your next run.

01/22/2026

Sit-ups are fine for exercise, but they don’t match how your body actually moves in real life.
If your low back is irritated, forcing a sit-up is often the last thing you should be doing.

Rolling to your side, bracing, and pushing up is a more functional, controlled way to get up—from the bed, couch, or floor—while still challenging your core in a way that actually matters.

Try this instead and see how it feels.

01/13/2026

Looking down at the treadmill screen is one of the fastest ways to lose your posture.
Eyes forward helps you stay tall and stacked, avoid drifting into “backside” mechanics, and run more efficiently.

Try it on your next run and tell me if you feel the difference. 👇

Address

4S100 N Route 59 Unit 8
Naperville, IL
60563

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 8pm
Tuesday 6am - 8pm
Wednesday 6am - 8pm
Thursday 6am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 2pm

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+13314724326

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