Areas
Sports chiropractic for College Park
Next Move Chiropractic is a sports and rehab chiropractor about 3 miles east of College Park on E Colonial Dr in Orlando, roughly a 10 minute drive from Edgewater Dr. Runners, cyclists, lifters, and climbers from 32804 get a 60 minute one-on-one exam with Dr. James Nguyen: assessment first, then treatment and rehab in the same visit.
College Park moves along Edgewater Drive: a 6 am Wednesday group run out of Einstein Bagels, two bike shops three blocks apart, and a climbing gym with 52-foot walls in the Packing District. When something starts hurting on those miles, reps, or routes, most people either book a quick adjustment or take a week off and hope. Next Move Chiropractic is three miles east on Princeton St. The exam hour goes to why the tissue keeps failing on those miles, reps, and routes, on a plan built to end rather than repeat.
The drive
Getting here from College Park
From Edgewater Dr, take Princeton St east, turn south on N Mills Ave (US 17-92), then east on E Colonial Dr; the clinic is on Colonial just east of Mills.
The trip
About 10 minutes, roughly 3.2 miles.
Parking
Parking is at the door.
Nearby: Edgewater Drive (The Drive, College Park Main Street) · Dubsdread Golf Course · Jack Kerouac House · The Packing District · Loch Haven Park (east on Princeton St, on the way to the clinic)
ZIP codes: 32804
The people
Who we see from College Park
Gyms, run clubs, and studios whose members end up on our table.
Bike shop, bike fits, rides and events
CrossFit box
Private strength gym
Climbing gym
Personal training studio
What we treat
What walks in from College Park
Every case gets the same full-hour exam. These are just the ones we see most from this part of town.
Questions
College Park questions, answered
How far is Next Move Chiropractic from College Park?
About 3 miles. From Edgewater Dr, take Princeton St east, turn south on N Mills Ave, then east on E Colonial Dr. The clinic is at 1801 E Colonial Dr Ste 105, on Colonial just east of Mills, in Orlando. Plan on about 10 minutes, a little more when Mills and Colonial are busy.
Where do I park?
Parking is at the door, so once you are off Colonial you are basically inside. Come in and check in with Dr. Nguyen directly; he sees one patient at a time, so there is no line ahead of you. If traffic on Mills has you running behind, call the office so he knows you are on the way.
Do I need a referral to book?
No. Book the new patient exam online and come in; no referral from your primary care doctor is needed. If you already have imaging, a diagnosis, or notes from another clinician or physical therapist, bring them. They save time in the history part of the exam and help Dr. Nguyen decide what to test first.
What should I wear?
Something athletic you can actually move in. The new patient exam is a full hour, and most of it looks at how you run, squat, hinge, reach, and load, not just where it hurts. Coming in for a knee, hip, ankle, or foot problem? Wear shorts so the joint can be seen and treated without working around fabric. Flat shoes are easier than boots or heels.
Do you treat runners, lifters, and climbers from College Park?
Yes. Runners, lifters, cyclists, and climbers get the same 60-minute exam: assess how you move under load first, then treat, then start rehab in the same visit. Wherever possible the plan adjusts your training load rather than defaulting to rest. Not sure it fits your case? Book the free 15-minute telehealth consult and talk it through with Dr. Nguyen before paying for anything.
Ready to make your next move?
Book online in under a minute, or start with a free 15-minute consult and make sure we’re the right fit first.