David Wolf, DC
I grew up in the country near Platteville, WI where I went to high school at
Platteville High School. After I graduated from high school attended UW-
LaCrosse where I earned a BS in Bio-Medical Sciences. Upon graduation I
started classes at Palmer College of Chiropractic where I earned my Doctor of
Chiropractic degree in October of 2002. While I was at Palmer I met my wife,
Kelly who is also a chiropractor. While we were at chiropractic college we took
part in the Palmer Clinic Abroad Program. For three weeks in the summer of
2002 we, along with 48 other students, provided humanitarian chiropractic care
and service to the people of Nepal. As a group, we literally saw 1000’s of
patients in all age groups. Nepal is a developing country located next to the
Himalayan mountain range between India and Tibet, China. After we got back
from Nepal and finished our requirements for graduation, we got married two
weeks before our graduation.
I grew up in the country near Platteville, WI where I went to high school at
Platteville High School. After I graduated from high school attended UW-
LaCrosse where I earned a BS in Bio-Medical Sciences. Upon graduation I
started classes at Palmer College of Chiropractic where I earned my Doctor of
Chiropractic degree in October of 2002. While I was at Palmer I met my wife,
Kelly who is also a chiropractor. While we were at chiropractic college we took
part in the Palmer Clinic Abroad Program. For three weeks in the summer of
2002 we, along with 48 other students, provided humanitarian chiropractic care
and service to the people of Nepal. As a group, we literally saw 1000’s of
patients in all age groups. Nepal is a developing country located next to the
Himalayan mountain range between India and Tibet, China. After we got back
from Nepal and finished our requirements for graduation, we got married two
weeks before our graduation.
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| David Wolf, DC Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner Kelly Wolf, DC Wolf Family Chiropractic, LLC 20 Crossroads Ct. Suite B Delafield, WI 53018 (262) 646-3224 |
After we graduated we went on to complete an additional six-month residency program with Allied Health Chiropractic
Centers. While I was in Wausau for this residency program I was involved with planning and executing various industrial
and athletic programs for people of all ages. Some industries I was involved with were John Deere and Wisconsin Public
Service. I also put together programs for the Wausau Panthers, a semi-professional football team, the Wausau East girls
soccer team, the Wausau West and Newman High School boys soccer teams, the bantam boys hockey team, and an eight
week athlete enhancement program coordinated with the Wausau YMCA. When I finished the residency program I moved
to Saukville where I practiced chiropractic for two years with my wife Kelly. When I was done with my contract with
Allied Health I worked with Dr. Karl Lickteig of Lickteig Chiropractic in Mequon. Dr. Lickteig is the chiropractor for the
Milwaukee Bucks. While working with Dr. Lickteig, I had the opportunity to open my own practice in the Delafield, WI
area. This is the area that my wife and I have always wanted to be and we are very happy and blessed to be able to serve
the Lake Country area with Chiropractic services.
I got into chiropractic because of a sports injury. My senior year in high school I was trying a new 15 foot pole for my
pole vault event 3 days before regionals. I didn't get up to speed enough to make it into the pit and came down from about
15 feet and landed on the cement. Immediately everyone thought that I had broken my ankle. We went to the hospital and
they took x-rays. The doctor came back and said suprisingly that I didn't have any broken bones. He did say that I had one
heck of sprain. So I said fix it and get me back on to the track by Tuesday. He laughed and said that I would be lucky to
be walking with out crutches in 3 weeks. That was a downer since I was one of the top ranked pole vaulters and 400
runners in the state. As we were leaving, it just so happened that my assistant pole vault coach was a chiropractor. He said
let's go back to my office and see what I can do for that. He adjusted my ankle and knee and gave me some proprioceptive
exercises (wobble board). I was running at 50% by regionals on Tuesday and barely got 3rd place in the pole vault and
unfortunately couldn't compete in the 400. But at least I had made it to sectionals which was to be held 2 days later. After
some more adjustments the chiropractor had me running at near 100% by that Thursday! I got first and went on to place
4th at State. From that time on I wanted to be a sports chiropractor.
Dr. Kelly Wolf
I grew up in Milford CT. After I graduated from high school I attended the University of Connecticut where I earned a BS
in Nutrition. Upon graduating from Connecticut I earned my Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Palmer College of
Chiropractic in October of 2002. After chiropractic school I also went on to complete my additional six-month residency
program with Allied Health of Wisconsin Chiropractic Centers. While I was in Wausau for this residency program I was
involved with planning and executing various industrial programs for people of all ages. Some industries I was involved
with were John Deere, Wausau Papers, and Sonoco. I now practice with my husband at Wolf Family Chiropractic.
Centers. While I was in Wausau for this residency program I was involved with planning and executing various industrial
and athletic programs for people of all ages. Some industries I was involved with were John Deere and Wisconsin Public
Service. I also put together programs for the Wausau Panthers, a semi-professional football team, the Wausau East girls
soccer team, the Wausau West and Newman High School boys soccer teams, the bantam boys hockey team, and an eight
week athlete enhancement program coordinated with the Wausau YMCA. When I finished the residency program I moved
to Saukville where I practiced chiropractic for two years with my wife Kelly. When I was done with my contract with
Allied Health I worked with Dr. Karl Lickteig of Lickteig Chiropractic in Mequon. Dr. Lickteig is the chiropractor for the
Milwaukee Bucks. While working with Dr. Lickteig, I had the opportunity to open my own practice in the Delafield, WI
area. This is the area that my wife and I have always wanted to be and we are very happy and blessed to be able to serve
the Lake Country area with Chiropractic services.
I got into chiropractic because of a sports injury. My senior year in high school I was trying a new 15 foot pole for my
pole vault event 3 days before regionals. I didn't get up to speed enough to make it into the pit and came down from about
15 feet and landed on the cement. Immediately everyone thought that I had broken my ankle. We went to the hospital and
they took x-rays. The doctor came back and said suprisingly that I didn't have any broken bones. He did say that I had one
heck of sprain. So I said fix it and get me back on to the track by Tuesday. He laughed and said that I would be lucky to
be walking with out crutches in 3 weeks. That was a downer since I was one of the top ranked pole vaulters and 400
runners in the state. As we were leaving, it just so happened that my assistant pole vault coach was a chiropractor. He said
let's go back to my office and see what I can do for that. He adjusted my ankle and knee and gave me some proprioceptive
exercises (wobble board). I was running at 50% by regionals on Tuesday and barely got 3rd place in the pole vault and
unfortunately couldn't compete in the 400. But at least I had made it to sectionals which was to be held 2 days later. After
some more adjustments the chiropractor had me running at near 100% by that Thursday! I got first and went on to place
4th at State. From that time on I wanted to be a sports chiropractor.
Dr. Kelly Wolf
I grew up in Milford CT. After I graduated from high school I attended the University of Connecticut where I earned a BS
in Nutrition. Upon graduating from Connecticut I earned my Doctor of Chiropractic degree at Palmer College of
Chiropractic in October of 2002. After chiropractic school I also went on to complete my additional six-month residency
program with Allied Health of Wisconsin Chiropractic Centers. While I was in Wausau for this residency program I was
involved with planning and executing various industrial programs for people of all ages. Some industries I was involved
with were John Deere, Wausau Papers, and Sonoco. I now practice with my husband at Wolf Family Chiropractic.
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