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Press kit

Available for interviews, expert commentary, and podcasts. Based in Los Angeles.

Everything here may be used as is.

Bio

Dr. Rodante Saballa, DC, MS, CSCS, CCSP, is a concierge sports chiropractor in Los Angeles and the creator of the ATLAS Protocol.

The ATLAS Protocol is a structured movement evaluation. It puts numbers on where you stand, and the plan starts from there.

Fast facts

  • Doctor of Chiropractic (DC)
  • Master of Science (MS)
  • Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
  • Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP)
  • Concierge practice, Los Angeles

Headshots

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Experience

Dr. Saballa speaking, teaching, and working on site.

  • Dr. Rodante Saballa presenting to a seated audience, an anatomy slide on the screen behind him.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa speaking with a microphone beside a lectern.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa watching an attendee move during a conference session.
  • A full conference room watching Dr. Rodante Saballa speak from the stage.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa presenting on stage at a conference.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa talking through a movement demonstration on stage.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa teaching from the stage, mid-gesture.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa talking with an attendee after his session.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa guiding a movement demonstration at a conference.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa treating a client on a portable table on a yacht deck.
  • Dr. Rodante Saballa working on deck, treatment table set up dockside.

Interview topics

Subjects Dr. Saballa speaks to at depth, from his own recorded material.

  1. The ATLAS Protocol: putting numbers on where you stand
  2. Posture in the phone and desk era
  3. Measured care and why imaging is not the first answer
  4. Knee pain that starts at the feet
  5. How long healing actually takes
  6. Sleep versus trending recovery tools
  7. Zone two and training the heart and lungs
  8. Muscle as a sensory organ
  9. The minimum effective dose of exercise
  10. GLP-1s and strength training

His writing on these subjects lives in the Journal.

Social

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Press inquiries

For interviews and media requests, use the inquiry form.