Connor Stine
Chiropractic
Dr. Stine was born and raised outside of Bloomington-Normal, IL, where he grew up playing a wide array of sports. After high school, he attended and ran Track and Cross Country at Wichita State University in Kansas, and graduated with his Bachelors of Science in Biology in 2019. After spending a year teaching and coaching Track and Cross Country in his hometown, he pursued Chiropractic school at Northwestern Health Sciences University in Bloomington, MN, where he graduated with a Doctorate of Chiropractic in 2023. While attending NWHSU, Dr. Stine served as president of both the Functional Medicine and Rehab2Performance (R2P) clubs, and was an active member of Motion Palpation Institute. He has certificates in Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), 48-hour Nutrition, Rocktape Basic and Advanced, and has been trained in the McKenzie Diagnosis Technique (MDT), Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS), and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS). Dr. Stine enjoys treating current, retired, and recreational athletes and outdoorsmen, utilizing a variety of Chiropractic and rehab techniques. He is also passionate about nutrition and takes time to educate patients on lifestyle choices, helping them take control of their own health. When not in the clinic, Dr. Stine takes advantage of Bozeman’s great outdoors, running, hiking, fishing and hunting with his dog Remi.
Certifications
Level 1 SFMA certified
48-hour Nutrition certified
Basic and Advanced Rocktape certified
DNS Strength Training 1 certified
Former Functional Medicine and R2P club President
Mckenzie Diagnosis Technique (MDT) A certified
How It Began
When it comes to the origin story of Precision Health and Performance, it's a straightforward one. Dr. Stine chose chiropratic care due to its wide scope of practice which he recognized would allow him to create a model of conservative care that would be able to treat a patients overall health proactively rather than reactively. With chiropratic care, he's able to combine manaul and rehab therapies from a primary care perspective. Dr. Stine works from a holistic approach to identify what treatments may be most beneficial for their specific case. He recognizes that health is a combination of physical, mental and emotional, social, and environmental factors and treats patients through an integrated approach of positive and sustainable lifestyle changes and nutrition in addition to manaul therapies for comprehenssive whole-body treatment.
N=1: Your Well-being Matters
At Precision Health and Performance, the focus is on you. Your journey to better health is a partnership, and every step is taken with your unique needs in mind. Your wellness is the priority, every single day. That's why we use the the n=1 principle.
In short, this means that every patient at Precision Health and Performance will receive individualized care that is tailored to their needs. “N” is used as the number of people included in a scientific study. Every patient that comes into our office is a ‘new study’ and should be treated as such.
The idea of n=1 is not something we invented here at Precision, but ever since we learned about it, it has been a principle that has resonated with us and which we work to embody in our care.
We believe in being evidence informed care, but in reality no amount of research will tell us exactly how to treat you as an individual. So while we can use the research to guide our approach and treatments the best source of information on whether a treatment is working or not, is you.
