Dr. Mo Jahadi grew up in Plano, TX, where he began working for Bally’s Total Fitness while still in high school. There, he began learning about personal training and health management. After graduating high school, he attended the University of Houston, where he became a member of the U of H Rugby team and began working as a personal trainer. While in Houston, he founded a company called Fit4Life, which provided in-home and corporate personal training, aerobics, and nutrition services.

While pursuing his psychology degree and personal training, Jahadi realized the powerful relationship between the mind and body. After receiving his Bachelor of Science in Psychology/Kinesiology, he decided to further his education at Palmer Chiropractic College (PCC) to learn more about this connection.

During his time at PCC, Jahadi volunteered at the athletic training department of a local high school in his community. He enhanced his education by becoming an active member and officer in several technique clubs at PCC and was one of the founding members and the first president of the Palmer Sport Chiropractic Club. Dr. Jahadi furthered his knowledge by obtaining additional certifications and postdoctoral degrees in:

• Performance Enhancement Specialist from the National Academy of Sports Medicine
• Certified Chiropractic Extremity Practitioner (focused on extremity and sports injuries, soft tissue injuries, knee and shoulder rehabilitation, carpal tunnel syndrome, golfer’s and tennis elbow, foot pain, and orthotics)
• Lumbar Flexion Distraction (research has shown this technique to be the most effective and least invasive treatment for low back issues and herniated discs)
• Activator (an alternative adjusting protocol for pediatric or geriatric patients)

Dr. Jahadi completed his residency as the strength and conditioning coach and the official student chiropractor for the Daytona Beach Thunders (National Indoor Football League).

After finishing his education, Dr. Mo and his wife moved to Cedar Park, TX, where he opened Chirofit Wellness Center, the largest wellness center in the city, providing chiropractic care, massage therapy, nutrition, personal training, and sports rehabilitation. Due to his expertise, Dr. Mo became the official chiropractor for the Austin Wranglers (Arena Football League) and the first chiropractor to work with the athletic departments of CPHS and VRHS. He also became heavily involved with the Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce and volunteered as an ambassador. There, he learned about the Cedar Park Leadership program, which provided a great opportunity for him to become more involved in his community. He began volunteering by joining the Board of Samaritan Health Ministries and was appointed to the Cedar Park Community Development Board. His colleagues recognized his contributions in 2012 by electing him as the Texas Chiropractic Association’s (TCA) District 8 President. The same year, he was honored by the Cedar Park business community when he was appointed as a Cedar Park Chamber Board Member.

Due to Dr. Jahadi’s extensive involvement in Cedar Park, he was appointed in 2013 by the Cedar Park City Council to the Cedar Park Comprehensive Plan Committee, which outlined the city’s goals and directions for the next 8-12 years. By 2014, everyone noticed Dr. Mo’s unique business style of promoting his practice through community leadership and service. He was recognized by the Cedar Park Chamber of Commerce as the “Young Entrepreneur of the Year.” That same year, he received Congressional Recognition and was honored by the Cedar Park Police Department for his leadership and support of local law enforcement. He was also selected to serve as a board member of The 100 Club of Central Texas, continuing his passion for helping first responders.

Although Jahadi had been involved as a member of the TCA Legislative Committee for several years, in 2015 he led the charge against the TMA’s attempts to prevent chiropractors from conducting sports physicals in Texas. For his efforts, he received the 2015 “Legislative Leadership Award” from the TCA. He continued to lead as a member of the legislative committee and, in 2017, helped the TCA achieve a historic legislative year. Once again, he was honored by his state association, receiving one of the highest awards given by the TCA, “The Young Chiropractor of the Year.” The Texas House of Representatives also passed a resolution in 2018 commemorating Dr. Mo Jahadi and Chirofit Wellness Center for 10 years of service to the community. That same year, Dr. Jahadi was nominated and elected to the TCA’s Executive Board, where he continued his leadership, becoming TCA President in 2020. Dr. Mo’s presidency will always be remembered for the TCA and TBCE’s victory on January 29, 2021, over the TMA in front of the Texas Supreme Court regarding the famous “Neuro Case,” which protected the rights of Texas chiropractors to continue seeing patients for neuromusculoskeletal injuries.

Yet, through all of this, Dr. Mo remained focused on his patients and continued to excel, being voted “Best of the Best” chiropractor by the readers of The Hill Country News in 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021. He has also maintained his chiropractic legislative advocacy, earning him the TCA’s Chiropractic Advocate Award in 2023. Dr. Mo Jahadi loves helping others, and he is always looking for ways to volunteer and contribute to the advancement of his community.