Areas
Sports chiropractic for Winter Park
Next Move Chiropractic is a sports and rehab chiropractor 10 to 15 minutes south of Winter Park on E Colonial Dr in Orlando. Runners, lifters, and racket-sport players from 32789 and 32792 get a 60-minute one-on-one new patient exam with Dr. James Nguyen: assessment first, then treatment and rehab in the same visit.
Winter Park is an active town. Sunday long runs leave Park Ave and Welbourne at 7 am, a group run loops Park Ave and Interlachen, two CrossFit boxes program barbells all week, and the Winter Park Tennis Center has served players since 1926 and now runs 16 courts. That volume produces overuse injuries, and many get a quick adjustment and a rest-and-ice handout. Next Move Chiropractic is built the other way. The exam hour goes to why the tissue keeps failing under the load you actually put on it: the Sunday long run, the barbell, the serve. If it hurts when you move, the solution lies in how you move. That is what the drive down Mills Ave buys.
The drive
Getting here from Winter Park
From Park Ave, head south on Orange Ave and stay on US 17-92 as it becomes Orlando Ave and then N Mills Ave, then turn left onto E Colonial Dr; the clinic is just east of Mills.
The trip
About 10 minutes, roughly 3.9 miles.
Parking
Parking is at the door.
Nearby: Central Park · Winter Park Farmers' Market · Mead Botanical Garden · Cady Way Park · Rollins College
ZIP codes: 32789, 32792
The people
Who we see from Winter Park
Gyms, run clubs, and studios whose members end up on our table.
CrossFit box
CrossFit box
Run club
Tennis and pickleball center
Bike shop
What we treat
What walks in from Winter Park
Every case gets the same full-hour exam. These are just the ones we see most from this part of town.
Questions
Winter Park questions, answered
How long is the drive from Winter Park to Next Move Chiropractic?
About 10 to 15 minutes, depending on 17-92 traffic. From Park Ave, head south on Orange Ave, stay on US 17-92 as it becomes Orlando Ave and then N Mills Ave, and turn left onto E Colonial Dr. The clinic is at 1801 E Colonial Dr Ste 105, just east of Mills, on the Colonialtown and Mills 50 edge of Orlando.
Where do I park?
Parking is at the door, right in front of the suite. You are not circling a garage or feeding a meter, so the only time you need to budget is the drive itself. If 17-92 has you running behind, call the office so Dr. Nguyen knows you are on the way.
Do I need a referral to see a chiropractor in Florida?
No. You do not need a physician referral to book a chiropractic visit in Florida, so you can book the new patient exam online without seeing your primary care doctor first. If you already have imaging, a diagnosis, or notes from another clinician, 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 to the first visit?
Athletic clothes you can move in. The new patient exam is a full hour, and most of it looks at how you squat, hinge, reach, and load, not just where it hurts. If you are 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.
Can I keep running or lifting while I'm being treated?
Usually, with the load adjusted rather than zeroed out. Runners, lifters, and racket-sport players get the same 60-minute exam: assess how you move under load first, then treat, then start rehab in the same visit. The plan changes volume, intensity, or movement selection before it defaults to rest. Not sure it fits your case? Book the free 15-minute telehealth consult and talk it through with Dr. Nguyen first.
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.