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Dr. Andres T. De La Cruz, DC, CSCS

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Dr. Andres T. De La Cruz, DC, CSCS

Doctor of Chiropractic at De La Cruz Chiropractic
Running Injury Specialist
Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Spine Care Specialist

04/06/2026

We’ve been keeping a little secret…. Baby number 3 on the way! 🐣🌸

04/03/2026

StrongCore Chiropractic has the best chiropractors in Pasadena! Book your appointment today 🤩

08/02/2025

Extremely blessed to become homeowners and celebrate our 5 year anniversary in the same week 😍.

Here’s to raising our family in beautiful Pasadena and continuing to grow stronger together with every year that passes.

05/11/2025

Happy Mother’s Day to my beautiful wife. Myles and Chase are so lucky to have such a loving and caring mom in their lives. You give them so much love, and it shows in who they’re becoming. I see the little things you do for them every day, even when you’re running on empty, and it never goes unnoticed. We love you!!

02/20/2025

Big weekend ahead—your 20-mile long run is here! This is a key milestone in your marathon training, building the endurance and mental toughness you’ll need on race day. Here are five tips to help you make the most of it:

1. Fuel early, fuel often – Your body can only store so much glycogen, and 20 miles is a long way! Start taking in carbs within the first 30-45 minutes and continue every 30-45 minutes after that. Don’t wait until you feel depleted—stay ahead of the bonk!

2. Pace smarter, not harder – A 20-miler isn’t a race, so resist the urge to push too hard early. The goal is to build endurance and simulate race-day effort. Keep it steady, start controlled, and finish strong.

3. Dial in your gear – Long runs are the best time to test everything you’ll use on race day. Make sure your shoes, socks, shorts, and hydration system work well over 20 miles. Avoid surprises on marathon day by figuring out now what causes chafing, blisters, or discomfort.

4. Mental reps count too – A marathon is as much a mental challenge as a physical one. Break the run into smaller sections, practice positive self-talk, and focus on one mile at a time. Your mindset on these long runs will carry you through race day.

5. Recover like a pro – The real training adaptation happens when you recover. Replenish with carbs and protein within 30-60 minutes, hydrate well, and get quality sleep. Taking care of your body today means stronger miles ahead.

What’s your go-to fuel for long runs? Gels, chews, real food? Drop your favorite in the comments!

01/08/2025

Dear Valued Patients,

Due to the ongoing fires in the area and the resulting hazardous air quality, we have made the decision to close our clinic today. The health and safety of our patients, staff, and community is always our top priority.

We strongly urge everyone to stay indoors, limit outdoor activity, and take precautions to protect your respiratory health. If you must go outside, wear an N95 mask and keep exposure to a minimum.

We appreciate your understanding during this time. If you had an appointment scheduled for today, we will reach out to reschedule as soon as it is safe to do so.

Please stay safe and take care of yourselves and your loved ones.

The StrongCore Chiropractic Team

12/31/2024

Concerned that running might harm your knees?

The truth is, running can actually strengthen the muscles around your knees, promote cartilage health, and even lower your risk of osteoarthritis when done in moderation.

Proper footwear, good running form, and strength training are key to keeping your knees healthy and resilient.

While overuse or poor mechanics can lead to injury, most runners benefit from improved joint stability and longevity.

If knee pain persists, it’s worth getting checked out to keep you running strong!

11/07/2024

I’m incredibly honored and grateful to be voted Best Chiropractor in Pasadena by this amazing community! Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote, support, and trust me with your care. It’s a privilege to serve such an active, inspiring community. Every adjustment, every scraping session, and every step forward in your wellness journey is a reminder of why I love what I do. Let’s continue to grow stronger and healthier! 🤩

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221 E Walnut Street #155
Pasadena, CA
91101

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 1pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 4pm

Telephone

+16267921221

Website

https://www.delacruzdc.com/

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My Journey

I am a Doctor of Chiropractic who graduated from Southern California University of Health Sciences. De La Cruz Chiropractic Clinic is aimed at helping as many people as we can to reach their individual personal goals. These goals can range from walking a mile a day to qualifying for the Olympic trails in the Marathon. We will make sure you tackle all your obstacles with the momentum needed to not only meet your goal, but to crush it. Let me help you return to your fullest self through chiropractic care. Don’t let injuries slow you down.

I’m thankful that you are interested in following my journey and I look forward to being able to help you with any injuries you may be experiencing in the future.

Thank you!

Dr. Andres T. De La Cruz, D.C., CSCS