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Kirkland Life Chiropractic

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Our mission is to promote your body's natural ability to heal.

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Safe & Sound Protocol Our mission is to serve the Eastside community with state-of-the-art healthcare and wellness practices. We are committed to doing so with an ongoing spirit of service, dedication, and integrity, holding ourselves accountable to the highest ethical standards. We pledge to our patients that we will settle for nothing less than helping you reach your optimum state of health and well-being.

11/01/2026

Hope you had a Spooktacular Halloween! 🎃👻

A friendly reminder: set your clocks back today ⏰ Enjoy that extra hour of sleep. Your nervous system will thank you.

These smiling faces can't wait to see you tomorrow morning! 💙

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from Kirkland Life Chiropractic! 🦴🌕

Our little friend here seems to have misplaced something important… 💀

Wishing you a spine-tingling night full of treats, laughter, and good company. And if all that trick-or-treating leaves your back feeling a little haunted, don't worry, we've got your back. 🤍

10/30/2026

An 82 mph curveball broke her son JD's nose.

Katy started working on him in the car on the way to the hospital. Not instead of the emergency room — on the way there.

That is the thing I keep coming back to about how she practices. She doesn't wait . She gets to the athlete early and keeps going while the medical team does its part.

If you have ever sat in a parking lot after a bad one, waiting until Monday to do anything, you understand why that matters.

10/29/2026

Everyone watches the elbow. The elbow is almost never where it started.

A throw is a rotation. It begins at the hip, moves through the trunk, and the arm is the last thing to happen. When the mid-back stops rotating — and by October it usually has — the arm makes up the difference.

That's the quiet one. An arm that was fine in July is sore in October and nothing happened, because nothing did. The trunk stopped turning and nobody checked.

Dr. Jeremy checks the throwing side against the other one. Before the elbow is the thing you are talking about.

10/27/2026

Arm care is not a shoulder program. It's a whole chain, and the mid-back is where most of it gets lost.

Thoracic rotation and shoulder mobility work. Honest throwing volume and real rest between outings — the hardest one, because it's a conversation with a coach, not an exercise. Soft tissue for forearm, lats and chest. Red light on the throwing arm between outings. An off-season reset before arm care starts again.

The conversation nobody wants to have is the second one on that list. Everything else is easier than it.

10/26/2026

Baseball is the one sport where the injury is usually the schedule.

Medial elbow pain from throwing volume. Shoulder pain that doesn't show up until the third game of the weekend. Oblique and rib strain from rotation. And the quiet one underneath all of it — rotation lost through the mid-back, so the arm starts making up the difference.

That last one is why an arm that was fine in July is sore in October without anything having happened.

Katy has three sons and all three play. She has lived the fall schedule.

If your athlete is hurt, get them evaluated first.

10/24/2026

Body tempering is not a massage and it is not gentle.

It is dense, sustained pressure rolled through whatever took the most volume this week — quads after a soccer weekend, lats after throwing, calves after a meet. It is for muscle that has gone stiff and stopped moving well between games.

It's the service athletes ask to come back for. They feel the difference walking out, and with a teenager that is the entire battle.

Best booked the day after a hard game or tournament.

10/23/2026

He will tell you he is fine. He will mean it.

And he will also lie awake after the match that rattled him, and be a half-second slow into the first contact session back, and neither of those things will come up at dinner.

Settling after a collision, sleep the night after a match, nerves before the return — this is Katy's part of it. The nervous system doesn't get cleared by anyone, because nobody checks it.

10/22/2026

Coming back to a contact sport has a step that coming back to volleyball does not: at some point he has to be willing to put his body into someone.

Physically, the work is adjustments for neck and mid-back once he's cleared, soft tissue for the side that compensated, graded movement work as contact returns, and red light through the week while it ramps.

The other half is Katy's — sleep, settling, and the nerves before the first contact session back. Hesitation in a tackle is how people get hurt, so this isn't a soft add-on. It's the safety part.

10/21/2026

We are proud supporters of the Eastside Lions Rugby Club ! Please come watch this weekend !

With players joining from Liberty Rugby Club and Seattle Vikings Rugby Club, The Lions welcome touring side from London. Kick off 11:00 AM Saturday at UW Rec. Field 2.

Game is the curtain raiser for University of Washington Men’s Rugby's Alumni weekend game against WWU Mens Rugby.

Seattle Seawolves Rugby Rugby Washington

Address

13116 NE 70th Place
Kirkland, WA
98033

Opening Hours

Monday	7:45am - 11am
	3pm - 6pm
Tuesday	3pm - 6pm
Wednesday	7:45am - 11am
	3pm - 6pm
Friday	7:45am - 11am
	3pm - 6pm

Telephone

+14255765433

Website

http://www.kirklandlife.com/

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