Chiro Hustle Podcast 143 – Brian Polochick, DC
I am a second-generation chiropractor who got into the profession due to a traumatic head injury. I graduated from Life University in 1998 and have been in practice with my dad for 22 years at Polochick Chiropractic and I worked in Beacon Hill in Boston at Charles Street family chiropractic for 3 years. The techniques we use are Gonstead, B.E.S.T. Work, Koren specific, Thompson Drop Table and Torque Release Technique. Training: Total solution. We are a Creating Wellness Office. I went through Freedom Fast Track with Garrett Gunderson. I am a member of LLM Inner Circle, and soon to be Men of Iron. Reading Books: Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill, Relentless, What Doesn't Kill Us I believe that analysis is the missing link to success in chiropractic and we need to find a way to bridge the gap between old school and new school chiropractors. I am working on a page for chiropractors to do this called ChiroLegends.
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I am a second-generation chiropractor who got into the profession due to a traumatic head injury. I graduated from Life University in 1998 and have been in practice with my dad for 22 years at Polochick Chiropractic and I worked in Beacon Hill in Boston at Charles Street family chiropractic for 3 years. The techniques we use are Gonstead, B.E.S.T. Work, Koren specific, Thompson Drop Table and Torque Release Technique. Training: Total solution. We are a Creating Wellness Office. I went through Freedom Fast Track with Garrett Gunderson. I am a member of LLM Inner Circle, and soon to be Men of Iron. Reading Books: Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill, Relentless, What Doesn't Kill Us I believe that analysis is the missing link to success in chiropractic and we need to find a way to bridge the gap between old school and new school chiropractors. I am working on a page for chiropractors to do this called ChiroLegends.
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