Westlake Village • In facility + in-home visits

Move without limits

Concierge performance therapy for athletes, active professionals, and anyone ready to rebuild how their body moves, loads, and recovers.

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Dr. Tyler Slamans coaching an athlete through a performance therapy movement assessment at The Village ATG — Performance Therapy at The Village ATG

Concierge care, athlete mindset.

Slamans Chiropractic and Performance, P.C. is led by Dr. Tyler Slamans, a chiropractor and performance therapy provider working primarily out of The Village ATG, Athlete Training Grounds, in Westlake Village.

Dr. Tyler Slamans, DC, MS, CSCS, is a performance-based chiropractor specializing in injury rehabilitation and return-to-play for athletes at all levels.

With experience spanning the Los Angeles Rams and Pepperdine University Men’s Golf, Dr. Slamans brings a high-performance, real-world approach to care, bridging the gap between rehab and elite performance.

His background includes touring with global artist Doja Cat, as well as managing medical and performance operations for both NFL Combine preparation and NBA Pre-Draft training environments.

His philosophy is rooted in a personalized, concierge model that prioritizes movement quality, long-term resilience, and efficient recovery.

Combining hands-on treatment, strength and conditioning principles, and a deep understanding of sport demands, he helps athletes not only return from injury, but perform at a higher level than before.

Most care happens inside The Village ATG environment, where treatment and training can connect. For clients who need care at home, in-home visits are available by request.

Base The Village ATG, Westlake Village

Care model Concierge Performance Therapy

Available Facility appointments + in-home visits

The work

A portfolio-style look at the types of performance therapy offered through Slamans Chiropractic and Performance.

Dr. Tyler Slamans guiding an athlete through a half-kneeling shoulder mobility movement assessment

Initial Evaluation and Movement Assessment

The first visit starts with an initial injury assessment, clinical history, and medical evaluation to understand what happened, what matters most to the patient, and what needs to change next.

Clinical history and injury assessment to identify the primary problem and training demands.
Medical evaluation to create a clear game plan for treatment, return to training, and next steps.
Movement assessment across mobility, mechanics, and movement strategy.
Physical capacity testing, including strength testing and Hawkin Dynamics force plate testing when appropriate.

Mobility Mechanics Movement strategy Clinical history Medical evaluation Strength testing Hawkin Dynamics

Hands-on recovery

Manual therapy is utilized to help reduce sensitivity, improve range of motion, calm pain, and prepare the body for better movement.

Hands-on interventions may include instrument-assisted soft tissue work, myofascial release, joint mobilization, joint manipulation, cupping, and other recovery modalities.
Pain mitigation tools can include red light therapy or laser, ESTIM modalities, Compex TENS units, NMES, NerveOTX direct current, Owens Recovery BFR units, Normatec compression therapy, and massage guns.
Each session is selected based on the patient’s presentation, sensitivity, training demands, and the movement goals established during the evaluation.

Performance Therapy Soft tissue Recovery Manual therapy Pain mitigation BFR + compression

Dr. Tyler Slamans coaching athletes through the training portion at The Village ATG

Return to play

The transition from rehab back to game speed, sport demands, or high-level performance is often the most challenging part of the process. Performance is the goal, but health is always the number one priority.

Evidence-informed progressive programming helps the athlete move from rehab to performance with safety, structure, and reduced risk of injury recurrence.
Tools like the Boost treadmill can support a graded return to running while managing load and confidence.
Plyometric training, power development, and traditional strength and conditioning are used to prepare the athlete for the specific demands of their sport.

Strength Return to training Boost treadmill Plyometrics Power development Sport demands

Athletes training with landmine strength work inside The Village ATG

Remote Programming

For athletes who are not local, remote programming provides specific performance training or rehab programs built around the athlete’s goals, injury history, schedule, equipment access, and return-to- sport demands.

Individualized performance training or rehab programming for non-local athletes.
Progressions built around movement quality, physical capacity, and sport demands.
Programming that can support return to training, return to play, or long-term performance goals.

Remote athletes Rehab programs Performance training Return to sport

Golf Performance Assessment

A golf-specific evaluation designed to enhance power and strength while minimizing injury risk. The assessment connects how the body moves, produces force, and expresses power through the golf swing.

Movement assessment to identify mobility, stability, and sequencing limitations.
Strength and power testing on Hawkin Dynamics force plates to measure how the athlete produces and transfers force.
Swing analysis using 4D motion capture to connect physical capacity with golf-specific mechanics.

Golf performance Hawkin Dynamics force plates 4D motion capture Power + strength

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Share what you are working through and whether you prefer care at The Village ATG or an in-home visit. Dr. Tyler Slamans will follow up directly.

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