About Dr. Tuggle

Dr. Tuggle became interested in the health care field in the 1990’s after being involved in an accident at a theme park. He sustained a sprain-strain type injury and met a chiropractor who felt he could help. After a trial of chiropractic he was pain free. He felt that his natural skills with his hands would blend wonderfully with his future profession of chiropractic. After getting a degree in theatrical arts from Austin Community College he continued his studies in the science arena. After careful research, Dr. Tuggle chose Texas Chiropractic College to complete his education. Texas Chiropractic College was established in 1908 and has extensive roots in the chiropractic field. Dr. Tuggle graduated in 1999 and relocated to the Austin area in 2001. He has been in active practice treating patients all over the central Texas region ever since.

Dr. Tuggle is married to his wife Andrea and has 3 children. Chayseland is 12, Cameron is 9 and Kendall is 8. All are members of the Ridge Fellowship in Leander. Dr. Tuggle is outreach leader and is also on the teaching team. He gives messages on a regular basis and enjoys speaking as often as he can. Dr. Tuggle has been involved in mission trips outside of the United States and helps oversee others as well.

The entire family of Tuggle’s are self described “Lake Rats.” They spend many weekends on the beautiful Lake Travis as much as they can. Dr. Tuggle is a regular at the local gyms and trains for triathlons. He completed his first triathlon on August 5, 2007. He has done many since with the longest being a 70.3 Ironman race in Austin. He is currently training for Ironman Cozumel. Give him any reason to swim, bike or run and he is there.

 Dr. Tuggle is dedicated to serving the central Texas region and hopes that he can improve every life he touches through natural means. One of his favorite sayings is “ the power that made the body, heals the body.” He encourages all to come in and get regular chiropractic check ups. Just like we maintain our cars, we must maintain our bodies.