

You’re training, eating well, doing everything you were told to do — and your body still isn’t responding the way it should. You’re not imagining it. And you’re not out of options.
At Chiros in Motion, we don’t just look at the injury. We look at everything that led to it — your training load, your nutrition, your sleep, your stress, and what your body has been quietly trying to tell you. Then we build a plan around the whole picture.
✔ Dealing with an injury that keeps coming back no matter what you do
✔ Exhausted, flatlined in your performance, and not sure why
✔ Eating well and training hard — but still feeling off
✔ A female athlete who’s been told your symptoms are “normal” and knows something isn’t right
✔ Coming back from injury and scared of getting hurt again
If any of that sounds familiar, the discovery call is the best place to start.
Most athletes leave the consultation with at least one clear change they can apply immediately.

Overtraining. Under-fueling. Poor sleep. High stress.
An autonomic nervous system that never gets a chance to recover.
These aren’t separate problems, they’re the same problem showing up in different parts of your body.
At CIM, we screen for what other providers miss. We look at training load, nutrition, gut health, sleep, stress, movement, and mental performance — and we connect the dots. Not to overwhelm you with information, but to find the thing that’s actually holding you back.
We also have Janne on the team, a mental performance specialist and former competitive athlete, because what’s happening in your head is just as important as what’s happening in your body.




Step 1:

We review injury history, training load, recovery habits, and goals — including screening for things most providers never check.
Step 2:

Through guided movement screens and discussion, we assess how your body is actually moving under your training demands, and where it’s breaking down.
Step 3:

Your plan addresses movement, strength, training load, recovery, and fueling — built around your sport, your schedule, and what your body actually needs.
Step 4:

The goal is durable movement, fewer setbacks, and performing confidently for the long term.
Former athletes.
Providers who’ve been where you are.

Emma Scaro DC MS DACBSP
Sports Chiropractor · Nutrition Coach· Performance Coach
I played Division I and professional soccer, competing in Sweden and Northern Ireland, until a knee injury ended my career after five surgeries. A long recovery, a lot of frustration, and a lot of time wondering why I kept doing everything right and still couldn’t feel well.
That experience is why I pursued my sports diplomate. Why I spent years studying functional nutrition. And why I built CIM the way I did, so athletes could finally get the kind of care I wish I’d had. Care that asks better questions, looks at the whole picture, and never settles for ‘just manage it.’
I work with athletes the way I wanted someone to work with me. Because if you’re putting in the work, you deserve a provider who is too.

Janne Roovers
Mental Performance Specialist · CMPC Candidate
Janne is a former NCAA competitive swimmer who understands what it takes to perform at a high level — and what it takes to come back when things fall apart. He works with athletes on confidence, performance anxiety, focus, and the mental side of injury recovery that physical rehab alone can’t address.
— Lindsey N., athlete
Dr. Emma is great. After my first visit I was feeling better already. She listens attentively and comes up with a plan designed just for you, not just an adjustment, but a full picture of what your body needs.”
Lexi C., athlete
They’ve been awesome helping with my son’s knee injury that he battled for over two years. He started noticing less pain after just the first week.”
— Melissa B., football parent

The discovery call is free. We’ll talk through what’s going on, what you’ve already tried, and whether CIM is the right fit. No pressure — just a real conversation.
*Discovery calls are limited each month to make sure every athlete gets real time and attention.