Woodstock Chiropractor Dr. Kenny Strack

Who Is Woodstock Chiropractor Dr. Kenny Strack?

Dr. Kenneth "Kenny" Strack grew up in the East Cobb area after his family moved there in 2000, and he graduated from Kell High School in 2009. He went on to play college baseball at LaGrange College, where he earned a B.S. in Exercise Science in 2013. From there he attended Life University to become a Doctor of Chiropractic, graduating in March 2017 and opening Strack Chiropractic Wellness Center in Woodstock just two months later.

Baseball has always been part of Dr. Kenny's life, and it is actually what led him to chiropractic care in the first place. While pitching at LaGrange, he developed elbow discomfort that turned out to be a shoulder impingement and elbow tendonitis. A chiropractor certified in Active Release Technique treated him with adjustments, ART, and therapeutic modalities, and he was able to return to the mound with better velocity and control. That experience is why he focuses so much on active release technique today, since he has felt firsthand what it can do for an athlete trying to get back to the game they love.

What Makes This Woodstock Chiropractor Different?

Dr. Kenny is one of the only ART-certified chiropractors in Woodstock, which means he has specific training in treating muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves that standard adjustments alone do not always reach. This matters whether you are an athlete working through a nagging injury or someone who sits at a desk all day and deals with tight shoulders and a stiff neck.

Beyond ART, the office offers chiropractic adjustments, shockwave therapy, in-house digital x-ray, kinesio taping, cupping, and other therapeutic modalities like e-stim and ultrasound. Having x-ray on site means Dr. Kenny can often get a clearer picture of what is going on without sending you somewhere else first.

What Does Shockwave Therapy Treat?

Shockwave therapy uses acoustic wave energy to target areas of chronic tension or injury, and Dr. Kenny offers both radial and focal shockwave depending on what the issue calls for. Many patients use it for stubborn tendon and soft tissue problems that have not responded well to rest alone, including issues like plantar fasciitis or jumper's knee.

If you want to read more about specific conditions, the plantar fasciitis and jumper's knee articles on the blog walk through how these injuries develop and what care may look like. Shockwave is often paired with ART and adjustments as part of a broader plan rather than used on its own.

How Does Dr. Kenny Treat Sports Injuries in Woodstock?

Because Dr. Kenny played baseball through college and dealt with his own throwing injury, he has a particular interest in working with athletes, from youth players to weekend warriors. Shoulder impingement, elbow tendonitis, and sprained ankles are common among the athletes who come through the door, and treatment typically combines active release technique with adjustments and modalities suited to the specific injury.

If you are dealing with a shoulder that will not loosen up or an ankle that keeps giving you trouble, the shoulder injuries and sprained ankle posts on the blog cover what those injuries usually involve. There is also a post specifically about baseball injury care that reflects Dr. Kenny's own background in the sport.

What Are the Three Phases of Care at Strack Chiropractic?

Care at Strack Chiropractic Wellness Center is generally organized into three phases. Relief care focuses on reducing pain and discomfort in the early stages. Corrective care works on addressing the underlying issue so problems are less likely to keep coming back. Maintenance care is for patients who want to stay ahead of pain and keep their bodies functioning well over the long run, which is common among the athletes and active families Dr. Kenny sees.

This structure gives patients a clear sense of where they are in their care and what to expect next, rather than open-ended visits with no plan. You can read more about what a visit looks like on the what to expect page before you come in.

Does Dr. Kenny Treat Back Pain and Everyday Injuries?

Not every patient at Strack Chiropractic is an athlete. Dr. Kenny also works with people dealing with everyday back pain, often from long hours at a desk, physical jobs, or just poor sleep posture. The lower back pain and work-related back pain articles go into more detail on common causes and how chiropractic adjustments may help.

He also provides prenatal chiropractic care, something he gained additional hands-on experience with through his wife Drew's two pregnancies. Many expecting mothers find that gentle, pregnancy-safe adjustments help with the discomfort that comes with carrying extra weight differently as the months go on.

What Is Cupping and Who Is It For?

Cupping is one of the additional therapies offered at Strack Chiropractic alongside kinesiotape and standard modalities. It involves placing suction cups on the skin to help with tight muscles and tension, and it is often used as a complement to adjustments and ART rather than a standalone treatment. The cupping blog post explains more about how it works and what patients typically feel afterward.

Visiting Your Woodstock Chiropractor at Strack Chiropractic Wellness Center

Strack Chiropractic Wellness Center is located at 246 Creekstone Ridge in Woodstock, GA 30188, easy to reach from Highway 92 and I-575. Patients regularly travel in from Towne Lake, downtown Woodstock, Canton, Holly Springs, Acworth, Kennesaw, and the Marietta and East Cobb area where Dr. Kenny himself grew up.

You can read about other patients' experiences on the testimonials page, browse more topics on the blog, or learn more about the practice as a wellness chiropractor in Woodstock. To schedule a visit or ask a question, reach out through the contact page or call the office directly at (678) 494-9668.

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