*NEW FOR 2026* Thursday, October 15, before the GCA Fall Conference begins, GCA’s Sports Committee is proud to offer a one-day seminar specifically for DC’s and chiropractic students specializing in sports, featuring Dr. Mitch Mally! Mastering the Foot & Ankle (4 CE - Clinical) Hands-On Technique for Precision Diagnosis & Treatment - $199 per person Sports Chiro Reception Enjoy drinks & lite bites while learning more about the GCA Sports Committee’s goals and plans for the future of sports chiropractic in Georgia! Register for Sports Chiropractic Summit Mastering the Foot & Ankle Hands-On Technique for Precision Diagnosis & Treatment The Mally Method® Sponsored by: Stirling Professional, GCA & Extremity Experts Academy, Institute for Clinical Excellence Join internationally recognized extremity authority Dr. Mitch Mally, “The Doctor’s Doctor,” for an intensive four-hour hands-on workshop designed to transform the way you evaluate and treat foot and ankle disorders. Participants will learn a practical, evidence-informed system for identifying the true mechanical source of pain and dysfunction through precise orthopedic assessment, biomechanics, neurological evaluation, and targeted manual correction. This fast-paced workshop emphasizes immediately applicable clinical procedures that attendees can implement in practice the very next day. Topics include: Functional biomechanics of the foot and ankle Differential diagnosis of common foot and ankle disorders Clinical examination pearls and orthopedic testing Motion palpation and joint-specific analysis Precision HVLA adjusting procedures Soft tissue and neurological considerations Gait mechanics and kinetic chain relationships Sports injuries and return-to-play strategies Common diagnostic mistakes and how to avoid them Live demonstrations followed by supervised hands-on laboratory instruction Attendees will leave with a reproducible clinical system that improves diagnostic confidence, treatment precision, and patient outcomes for athletes and everyday patients alike. Learning Objectives Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to: Perform a comprehensive biomechanical evaluation of the foot and ankle. Differentiate common causes of foot and ankle pain using orthopedic and neurological examination procedures. Identify key joint dysfunctions contributing to altered gait and lower-extremity biomechanics.
