Crestmoor Park is about 1.6 miles from our office, a quick five-minute drive down E Alameda Ave. Not close enough to walk, but close enough that a lunch-break adjustment or an after-work visit is never a hassle. If you’re one of the regulars at the ball fields or tennis courts, or you just live in the neighborhood off Monaco Parkway, we’re a short drive from wherever you’re coming from.
Crestmoor Park isn’t a small pocket park. It’s got two baseball fields, a full set of tennis courts, open space big enough for a pickup soccer game, and a walking path that loops the whole perimeter. Locals bring their dogs. Weekend leagues fill the fields. On a nice day, parking is genuinely hard to find, that’s how popular this place is.
All that activity comes with a cost, though. Tennis elbow. Sore knees from a weekend soccer match. A stiff back from bending over home plate too many times. We see it constantly from patients who play or walk near Crestmoor. Most of it isn’t serious, but it doesn’t go away on its own either, and ignoring it usually just means a longer recovery later.
The streets around Crestmoor Park are mostly quiet and residential, filled with families who use the park constantly, dog walks in the morning, soccer practice after school, tennis on the weekend. It’s an active neighborhood, and active neighborhoods keep chiropractors busy.
E Alameda Avenue connects the park straight to our office, so even though it’s a bit of a drive rather than a walk, it’s a fast one. No downtown traffic, no complicated turns, just a straight shot down Alameda and a quick right onto Cherry Street.
| When to Seek Immediate Medical Care Chiropractic care is not appropriate for every source of back, neck, or joint pain. Seek emergency care right away if you experience loss of bladder or bowel control, progressive weakness or numbness in the legs, unexplained fever with spine pain, pain following a significant fall or accident, or severe pain that does not ease with rest. Dr. Brockway will refer you to the right specialist or emergency provider whenever symptoms fall outside the scope of chiropractic care. |
From Crestmoor Park at 99 S Monaco St Pkwy, head toward S Monaco Street Parkway and continue to E Alameda Avenue. Follow E Alameda Avenue west for about 1.5 miles, then turn right onto S Cherry Street. Our office at 425 S Cherry St, Suite 307 will be on the right. Total distance is 1.6 miles, about a 5 minute drive under normal traffic conditions.
Dealing with a sore back after a weekend at Crestmoor, or a nagging ache from one too many tennis matches? Give us a call at 720-889-1659 and we’ll get you scheduled with Dr. Brockway. Curious what else we treat? Check out our sports injury and joint and muscle pain pages.
