Dr. Duggan enjoys working with professional athletes from: MLB, NBA, NFL, NASCAR, PGA as well as, Olympic and professional runners and Ironman triathletes. He focuses on the athlete’s muscular and skeletal imbalances, correcting them to help optimize performance in competition. He has helped many professional runners reach podiums of World Marathon Majors, serious runners qualify for Olympic trials and first time marathoners complete their dream of finishing injury free.
He uses the very latest medical advances including Radial Shockwave, Active Release Techniques & Graston Techniques to get his patients back to competition quickly. Dr. Duggan is an ART instructor and helps teach doctors and therapists from around the country the latest in soft tissue therapeutics. Many athletes recognize the competitive edge they receive from treatment and elect to continue with performance care, once their injury has resolved, to help them reach their athletic goals.
Dr. Duggan has lectured extensively and made numerous TV appearances on sports and spinal injuries. He has presented at the NYU School of Medicine Comprehensive Spine Course as guest faculty. He has been appointed to the medical staff for The Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii; Medical Captain for The NYC Marathon Professional Field Team and Manhattan Classic Gymnastic Competitions.
Dr. Duggan treats everything from plantar fasciitis to herniated discs. He treats pinched nerves, migraines, rotator cuff, frozen shoulder, achilles, hamstrings and all sports and spinal injuries. He’s been an athlete and runner his whole life and is passionate about getting his patients back to the activities they love.
Dr. Winiarz is a highly trained chiropractor with extensive post-graduate education and full-body certification in Active Release Technique (ART) and Graston Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation. He recognizes that soft-tissue dysfunction plays an integral role in pain syndromes—often creating altered biomechanics and faulty movement patterns that lead to chronic discomfort or injury.
An expert in functional rehabilitation and soft-tissue release methods, Dr. Winiarz is also TPI Certified through the Titleist Performance Institute, which has analyzed thousands of golfers—from tour professionals to weekend enthusiasts—to better understand how physical limitations impact swing mechanics and injury risk. Using the TPI screening system, he evaluates swing mechanics, biomechanics, movement quality, and physical fitness to identify and correct the root causes of inefficiency and pain.
Dr. Winiarz incorporates Neurodynamics, an advanced technique focused on restoring the normal mobility and tension balance of the nervous system. By assessing and mobilizing specific nerve pathways, neurodynamic treatment helps relieve tension, reduce pain, and improve functional movement patterns—particularly in cases involving nerve entrapment or radiating symptoms.
He also holds a Certificate of Completion in the McGill Method, developed by renowned spinal biomechanist Dr. Stuart McGill. This evidence-based approach integrates movement efficiency and targeted exercises to build spinal resilience. His advanced post-graduate training in spine biomechanics allows him to effectively help patients suffering from chronic low back pain—teaching them how to move with less pain, apply self-management strategies, and understand their own biomechanics to prevent future flare-ups.
A dedicated athlete himself, Dr. Winiarz regularly competes in triathlons and road races. His personal experience as an endurance athlete informs his approach to care—working with a wide range of patients, from Ironman competitors to weekend warriors. He is passionate about helping athletes of all levels achieve their performance goals, prevent injury, and maintain a strong, healthy quality of life.
Driven by curiosity and a commitment to continual growth, Dr. Winiarz is currently expanding his expertise into functional medicine—an integrative approach that seeks to identify and address the root causes of disease through a deeper understanding of how lifestyle, nutrition, and movement intersect. This evolving perspective allows him to treat patients through a truly comprehensive lens—one that considers the whole person, not just the symptom.
Dr. Bhoola is a nationally board-certified chiropractor and licensed acupuncturist, dedicated to helping patients move with confidence and live pain-free. Based in New York City, her clinical passion lies in treating active individuals, with experience treating professional dancers from the New York City Ballet, professional and elite marathon runners, triathletes, and pre- and post-partum athletes.
She has a particular clinical interest in Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S) and the heightened risk of bone stress injuries—especially among active women. Dr. Bhoola emphasizes patient education and a whole-body, integrative approach to healing. Her treatment plans are informed by a thorough medical history, biomechanical analysis, and soft tissue assessment to ensure each patient receives personalized and effective care.
Dr. Bhoola’s post-doctoral training includes certifications in Active Release Technique and Neurofunctional Acupuncture. Her therapeutic toolkit includes dry needling, medical acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, and other soft tissue techniques. She blends Eastern and Western methodologies to support comprehensive healing and recovery.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Bhoola enjoys weightlifting, kettlebell training, creating healthy recipes, and maintaining her daily goal of 12,000 steps. She also loves sharing restaurant and coffee shop recommendations with her patients.
With a background in dance and strength training, she has a deep understanding of movement and sports injuries—empowering her patients to return to the activities they love with strength and confidence.
Dr. Brandon Park earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Brenau University and his Bachelor of Science in Health Science from Boston University. Brandon has extensive experience working with athletes of all levels, including marathon runners and competitive recreational athletes, and even completed the 2024 NYC Marathon himself.
Dr. Park has a strong interest in sports rehabilitation, performance training, and post-operative recovery. Having personally undergone ACL reconstruction from a basketball injury, he understands firsthand the physical and psychological challenges of returning to sport. He integrates this experience into his treatment approach, helping patients regain confidence and function after major injuries. He is highly skilled in the Graston Technique and Active Release Technique to further enhance his manual therapy expertise. Dr. Park has a unique understanding of soft tissue injuries and what it takes to bring a patient from injury to full functioning health. Additionally Dr. Park specializes in bone health and fracture prevention. He is the driving force behind Osteofuel – Fuel Sport & Spine’s trademarked system for improving bone health, joint & muscle strength and fracture risk reduction.
Outside of the clinic, Brandon enjoys staying active through basketball, golf, muay thai (holding a black belt in Taekwondo), and weightlifting. His passion for movement and athletic performance drives his commitment to helping patients reach their highest potential.
Summer Reed is a Romana’s Pilates Certified Instructor and co-founder of LAB Pilates. With two years of formal training and an additional five years apprenticing under New York’s master instructors, she has remained a humble student throughout her career. Summer is one of very few teachers in NYC with this incredibly thorough certification and is equipped to handle any body type and/or injury. Her sessions are results-driven and efficient, attracting CEOs, runners, golfers, new parents, and 85-year-olds who impress their doctors so much that they come, too!
From the age of 8 Summer started training rigorously in ballet and left home when she was 15 to attend a professional boarding school for dancers. She was selected to be an American Ballet Theatre National Training Scholar for 4 consecutive years, and helped found a contemporary ballet company in Pittsburgh, PA. Chronic injuries led her to Romana’s Pilates in NYC, and there she discovered hope to pursue an active lifestyle without pain. Thanks to Pilates (and amazing chiropractic care!) she now enjoys running, cycling, weight training, hiking, and the hardest workout of all — babysitting her niece and nephew! She travels internationally to guest teach and learn from world renowned instructors, and continues to master her craft by training regularly with her mentor.
