My name is Dr. Jaysen Sudnykovych, and I have been an athlete most of my life. I genuinely do not take my health for granted at my age, and I take exercise and training very seriously.

When I was a senior in high school, I seriously injured my back while wrestling and saw a chiropractor for the first time. I walked into the office, bent over, and walked out upright. I was pretty impressed with the care I got. I learned that a healthy lifestyle goes further than just how you look or feel. As a result of my experience, I was inspired to become a Doctor of Chiropractic.

I graduated from high school, went on to college (GO NOLES), and then went to a Chiropractic College where I studied to be a Licensed Chiropractic Physician. I practiced in West Palm Beach, FL, and lived there from 2005 - 2021. I began focusing my career on treating sports injuries specifically since I had an interest in sports from a young age.

I enjoy helping patients reach their optimal performance through chiropractic care. I also enjoy helping people learn how to live a healthier lifestyle, and I love seeing the improvement and benefits they get when they do.

I get weekly chiropractic adjustments myself, exercise 4-5 days a week, do my best to eat a healthy diet (with a few exceptions here and there), and live a healthy lifestyle. You will not find any Advil, Tylenol, Motrin, or Excedrin bottles in my medicine chest. I live what I teach.

I have seen many patients with all types of injuries in my practice, but wrist injuries have seemed to be a common one I have treated. I have been using Active Release Technique (ART) on my patients (both athlete and non-athlete patients) with wrist and other injuries since 2002.

ART is a patented, advanced soft tissue system that uses a movement-based massage technique to treat problems with muscles, tendons, ligaments, connective tissue fibers, and nerves. ART is used to decrease scar tissue and help correct problems caused by overused muscles.

As excellent a technique as ART is, it does not prevent injury, and preventing injury has been a long-time concern of mine. Preventing injury became even more of a concern after my wife, Sonia, and I joined a CrossFit box in 2012 and fell in love with it. After beginning CrossFit and seeing patients with wrist pain, I started experiencing it myself.

Because of this wrist pain, Sonia (my wife) and I began researching various wrist wraps, looking for one that would give us the support we needed to prevent injury while allowing us to move well with our exercises.

We tried them all. When none of the wrist wraps did what we needed, we sat down and designed our own.

We were fortunate enough to have a family member with over 40 years of experience as a seamstress who makes them for us.

We found a material that offers more durable support than cotton, the fabric in most wrist wraps. This material prevents over-extension of the wrists yet gives the support you need so you can hit the heavy lifts.

We tried several designs until we found one that is strong yet flexible. We then went a step further and became the first company to add an innovative thumb loop to the cloth-style wraps(these are not our Villain Wrist Wraps). This thumb loop helps you put them on, but it also keeps the wrist wraps from curling down while you are wearing them and getting in your way.

Our design worked exceptionally well, so we offered our wraps to a few local CrossFit box and gym owners to see how they liked them. (They loved them, and we now even offer customized CrossFit wrist wraps for local gyms.)