MAC's Story

 Athletes are complicated- especially extreme sport athletes aka adrenaline junkies. They push their bodies to the edge every single day. Every time they sit on their bike, strap into their race car or chalk their hands to free climb- they are risking their lives. This level of risk is unique to any collegiate sport. Feeling even a little "off" can not only be the difference between losing and winning the championship- but, also between remaining healthy or sustaining a severe career altering injury.  
The correct diet, sleep quality, and optimal conditioning are pivotal to a healthy, successful athlete. Even when mild, a new or chronic case of allergies can disrupt an athlete's equilibrium and/or sleep leading to balance issues and an over-exacerbation of fatigue symptoms.  
Medication selection in athletes is also extremely important. Treatments require special consideration as side effects that would be harmless to the average person can be detrimental to an athlete by causing fatigue, dehydration, sun-sensitivity-and could even contain ingredients on the banned substance list. Urgent Care providers rarely take this into consideration.   

 That was me. I'm Dr. Brianna Millsaps. I first lined up on the motocross gate when I was 5-years-old. Got dead last; but I won the next year against a couple future pros. My reward? A snow-crab dinner. And so, my relationship with motocross began. I was very fortunate to get a front row seat to my mom's development of MTF. This allowed me to grow-up surrounded by some of the most talented and determined young athletes in the world. Naturally, I gained the utmost appreciation and respect for the demands that extreme sports place on the mind, body and family. I truly understand the degree of sacrifice required to compete at the elite level in any sport. Unfortunately, these same characteristics are all too often met with prejudice by many health care providers.
My goal is to optimize your health so your hard work and talent can elevate you to your highest level of competition. My mission is to give you and your family the non-judgmental & pro-athlete care that you deserve. You will never hear, "those damn motorcycles, so dangerous, just quit," from me or anyone I personally involve in your care.