Bio

Doctor Robert Edward Calhoun III (Bobby) is a Florida native of the east coast where he grew up in the Jupiter area. He went on to attend New York Institute of Technology to play lacrosse for two years before returning to the state of Florida where he attended The University of Tampa. Along with earning his degree in Allied Health with a Concentration in Physical therapy studies, he was a Captain of the Men’s Lacrosse team. In his two-year stint with the Men’s Lacrosse Team, they were undefeated in conference play with two conference championships, followed by two NCAA tournament appearances.

After graduating with his Bachelors, Dr. Calhoun attended Keiser University’s College of Chiropractic Medicine (KUCCM) in their inaugural class. He was awarded the Clinical Excellence Award and the Sports Performance & Physical Rehabilitation award in his graduating class. While attending the doctoral program he was the offensive coordinator for the Men’s Lacrosse team at Keiser University and aided in a National Championship appearance in the school's first year of the program. Along with coaching collegiate lacrosse, Dr. Calhoun coached multiple youth lacrosse teams in the area and play professionally for the Florida Launch (MLL) in the summer of 2018.

Throughout his time in graduate school, Dr. Calhoun was able to work with athletes of all ages and experience levels. In his time as an intern and fitness coach at Cressey Sports Performance (Jupiter, FL) he had the opportunity to work with MLB, NFL, and colligate athletes. In the 2019-2020 NFL Dr. Calhoun was able to work with the Miami Dolphins as an assistant manual tissue therapist. Currently, he is working with B3 medical in Wesley Chapel, for the team Chiropractic Physician of the 2020 Stanley Cup Champion Tampa Bay Lightning.