A LEGENDARY JOURNEY
Learn the ins and outs it takes to be a chiropractic student, recent grad, associate doc, and owner of your very own practice.
Host, Dr. John Reuter, and guests dive into the details of being a chiropractic student and what it means to be coming up in the chiropractic profession in today's day and age.
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Once upon a time, amidst the corridors of chiropractic school, a spark of inspiration ignited. It was the passion for chiropractic philosophy, the desire to empower fellow students, and the dream of bringing chiropractic wisdom to life. That's when The Legendary Chiropractor Podcast was born.
Our journey began as a humble endeavor, but it quickly grew into something remarkable. Over 18 seasons and 250+ episodes, we've ventured deep into the heart of chiropractic. From the classroom to real-life practice, we've explored the wisdom, experiences, and stories of chiropractors who've paved the way.
Our mission was clear: to share the insights, guidance, and secrets to success in the chiropractic world. We've been the bridge that connects students, recent graduates, and chiropractic enthusiasts to a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.
What started as a vision in chiropractic school continued through a year and a half of associating and culminated in the ownership of my own chiropractic office in the vibrant city of Chicago. Every episode, every guest, and every listener became a part of this legendary journey.
But this isn't just my story; it's a celebration of the entire chiropractic community. It's about the mentors who generously shared their wisdom, the students who sought knowledge, and the professionals who strive for excellence every day.
Join us on this quest to becoming legendary chiropractors, together.
Whether you're a student just starting your journey or a seasoned practitioner looking to be inspired, we're here to guide you. Let's continue to unravel the legendary path of chiropractic together, one episode at a time.
Thank you for being a part of our story.
-Dr. John Reuter