Dr. Jerry Moylan received his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree in 1987 from Palmer West and since then has been helping not only athletes, but also people who suffer from chronic disease and those who want to maintain vitality in their old age. Dr. Jerry is unusual among sports chiropractors in that he is a lifelong athlete himself, participating at maximum output in a wide variety of sports.

Learn more about Dr. Jerry in the San Diego Union Tribune Article "Making Trouble Now for Those Who Try to Keep Up."

2018 Athletics Updates

Dr. Jerry traveled to Nevada in October and competed in 5 AAU World Masters Championships sports, including Olympic lifting, powerlifting, feats of strength (10 events), physique and MAS wrestling. He won 4 world championships, set multiple world records, won a number of medals and plaques , and was selected as the 2nd-time recipient of the Beast Mode trophy for overall male strength athlete.

2017 Athletics Updates

Dr. Jerry traveled to Las Vegas in September and competed in 5 AAU World Championships sports in 2 days. He competed in 17 lifts/events, including olympic lifting (2 lifts), powerlifting (3 lifts), feats of strength (10 events), mas wrestling (1) and bodybuilding (1). He won 4 world championships and set world records. No one has ever accomplished that feat before! 13 medals, 2 plaques and Beast Mode trophy for overall male strength athlete.

2013 Athletics Updates

Dr. Jerry competed 20 times in 8 different sports: Crossfit, tactical strength challenge, olympic lifting, Scottish Highland games, powerlifting, track and field, body buiding, and Feats of Strength. He won 2 world championships and took first place in multiple events.

2012 Updates

Dr. Jerry competed in crossfit competitions, finished 4th in the International Tactical Challenge contest, and won 6 medals in a track and field competition. He also placed 4th in a paddleboard race, 1st in the World Powerlifting contest, 1st in World Feats of Strength competition (and set many world records), and 1st in National Masters Olympic contest. Dr. Jerry also wrote and published his first book on health: Dr. Jerry's Optimal Health and Vitality Recipe: A Functional Approach using Food, Blood and Hormone Testing.

Dr. Jerry also competed at the Scottish Highland Games. Watch his caber toss video.

Other Accomplishments

Vail Lake Mountain Bike Team 24 hour race winners.

2007 Masters Kettlebell World Champion, lifting overhead 106 pounds, 59 times.

In 2008, finished his 2nd decathlon, qualified for the Masters Pan-am games in Olympic lifting, was a 4th place finisher at the California Track Bike Championships 500 meter race, and in November won the Masters World 100% Powerlifting Championships in Maryland, setting 2 world records.

In 2009 Jerry won the California State Masters Powerlifting championships and at the Arnold Schwazenegger meet in Ohio, he won the amateur division in kettlebells. In May 2009, Jerry won 1st place in the Masters division at the Southern California Bodybuilding Championships.