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Spieth Thanks His Chiropractor After Historic Masters Win

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Jordan Spieth didn't just capture the hearts of golf enthusiasts worldwide with his record-setting, wire-to-wire victory at the 79th Masters Tournament; the 21-year-old prodigy also endeared himself to DCs around the globe by giving his doctor of chiropractic kudos during the traditional Green Jacket Ceremony following the event.

In his speech, Spieth made sure to thank the team "that allow my on-course efforts to come out": his instructor, his trainer – and his chiropractor, Dr. Troy Van Biezen. "They are the best at what they do and I put full trust in them," Spieth said.

Read Dr. Tom LaFountain's periodic articles in DC to learn how chiropractors can treat and prevent golf-related injuries while maximizing their performance.

May 2015
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