Hailing from Minnesota, Dr. Noah Emanuel is a board-certified sports chiropractic physician who takes a performance-chiropractic approach to your treatment. He is well-known for his ability to make complex processes simple; if you move, he considers you an athlete. As a former college lacrosse player and team trainer, he’s very familiar with the importance of mobility and how to treat sports-related injuries.

His education includes a B.S. in Biokinetics with an emphasis in exercise science and a minor in coaching from Bethel University. During his time at Bethel University, he developed and implemented strength and conditioning programs for various NCAA sports teams on campus. He went on to achieve a Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from Northwestern Health Sciences University. After graduating, he completed a sports fellowship at the Human Performance Center at NWHSU, where he led the development of the sports nutrition department and managed care for both a semi-professional football team and a national tug-of-war team.

Dr. Noah has traveled the world teaching and sharing his passion for improving performance through nutrition and chiropractic care. He presented at a national conference for the Australian Chiropractic Association on sports nutrition in 2019, and then taught extremity adjusting and evaluation for the Federation of International Sports Chiropractors in England later that year. 

He now resides in Murfreesboro, TN, where he and his wife, Dr. Lauren Emanuel, are eager to serve the community as well as its athletes at their clinic, Boro Chiropractic. Together, they mentor young adults and lead the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Middle Tennessee State University. In his free time, you can also find Dr. Noah at the CrossFit gym or acting as unofficial grill master and cook when he and his wife host student athletes at their home.