Sports Injury Chiropractic Care in McDonald & Carnegie
Your Pittsburgh South Hills sports injury chiropractor
Helping student athletes, active adults, and weekend warriors move better and recover faster.
At Randour Chiropractic, our sports injury chiropractors, Dr. James L. Goodge IV and Dr. Adam Robison, help active people across Pittsburgh's South Hills recover from injuries and stay in the game. We see student athletes, busy parents, and weekend warriors dealing with sprains, strains, overuse injuries, and pain that never fully went away after "tweaking" something.
We treat athletes of all ages and from all sports, including football, wrestling, soccer, basketball, baseball, softball, hockey, volleyball, lacrosse, cheer, dance, gymnastics, running, cross country, weightlifting, CrossFit, golf, tennis, pickleball, and cycling. Whether you're in season, training in the off-season, or just staying active, we're here to help.
During your visit, we look at how your joints, muscles, and nervous system are working together, not just where it hurts. That means a focused exam, chiropractic adjustments when appropriate, soft tissue work, and simple rehab exercises to support healing and prevent the same issue from coming back.
With convenient locations in McDonald (Washington County) and Carnegie (Allegheny County), we offer same-week appointments for most sports injuries. Call today to schedule and let our team help you move better, feel better, and get back to what you love.
Locations & Appointments in Pittsburgh’s South Hills:
We provide sports injury chiropractic care at both of our convenient Washington County and Allegheny County locations:
McDonald Office
📍 Randour Chiropractic – McDonald, PA
📞 724-926-2131
Carnegie Office
📍 Randour Chiropractic – Carnegie, PA
📞 412-279-4040
Call the office closest to you or request an appointment through our website, and mention you’re coming in for a sports injury so we can schedule you appropriately.
Sports Injury FAQs
Is there a sports injury chiropractor near me in Pittsburgh?
Yes. Randour Chiropractic has offices in Carnegie and McDonald, serving Pittsburgh and the South Hills.
Do you treat high school football players and wrestlers?
Yes. We regularly see student athletes, plus adult lifters, runners and weekend warriors.
Do I have to stop playing while I'm being treated?
Not always. After your exam, we'll talk about whether you can keep training and what to adjust.
Do you offer Shockwave Therapy for sports injuries?
Yes. Shockwave Therapy is available at our Carnegie office for adult athletes and active adults. It's a non-invasive option for some chronic tendon and soft-tissue problems, such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon pain, tennis elbow, and shoulder pain. It's often a good fit for runners, lifters, golfers, and anyone with pain that has hung on for months. At your visit, we'll check whether Shockwave Therapy is a good option for you.
Learn more about Shockwave Therapy
What are the most common football and wrestling injuries you see?
In football, we often see neck stiffness after contact, low back pain from blocking stances, and shoulder and hip strains. Wrestlers often come in with neck strain from bridging, back pain, rib and shoulder discomfort, and pinched-nerve symptoms. For a closer look at these and other athletic injuries, read our blog: Sports Chiropractic in Pittsburgh: Care for Football, Wrestling, Weightlifting & Running Injuries →
Feel Better, Move Better, Get Back in the Game
