World-class movement screening and biomechanical analysis training that helps identify the true root cause of pain and dysfunction.
The Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) is the world's leading educational organization dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing — and how physical limitations affect performance and lead to injury.
TPI-certified practitioners are trained to screen golfers for physical limitations that contribute to swing faults, pain, and injury risk. The TPI screen evaluates mobility, stability, and movement patterns throughout the entire body — identifying restrictions in the hips, thoracic spine, shoulders, and core that directly influence golf mechanics.
Although TPI was developed for golfers, the movement screening principles translate directly to general musculoskeletal health — making TPI-trained chiropractors exceptionally skilled at identifying mobility restrictions and movement dysfunction in any patient population.
The rotational demands of a golf swing stress every segment of the spine and kinetic chain — the same regions most commonly injured in auto accidents. TPI's emphasis on thoracic mobility, hip mechanics, and core stability directly informs how Dr. Johnston approaches accident injuries.
TPI's systematic approach to evaluating mobility and stability across every joint helps identify restrictions that standard evaluations might miss.
The mid-back is heavily stressed in car accidents. TPI training develops deep expertise in thoracic mobility — one of the most neglected regions in accident recovery.
Bracing during a collision loads the hips and core. TPI's focus on these regions informs targeted rehabilitation that accelerates recovery.
TPI's performance focus helps Dr. Johnston guide patients back to the activities they love — whether that's golf, running, hiking, or daily life.
Not at all. The movement screening and rehabilitation principles developed by TPI apply to any patient with musculoskeletal complaints. The golf swing simply provided the research framework — the underlying biomechanics are universal.
TPI's emphasis on identifying mobility restrictions and movement dysfunction helps Dr. Johnston build a more complete picture of a patient's physical state after an accident — and design a rehabilitation program that addresses the root causes, not just the symptoms.
Dr. Johnston's TPI training means your care goes beyond pain relief to restoring full function. Book a same-day evaluation today.
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