"Hi guys, I'm Yair. I'm an international soccer player. I played in Spain for about a year and I love the sport. I came into Neuro Sports Performance because last 2019 I injured my ankle. I had a high ankle…
"Hello, my name is Ellis. I'm a rising high school senior and I play club and varsity tennis. I came into the clinic [Neuro Sports Performance and Rehab] because I was experiencing shoulder and back pain. Which was affecting my…
"Hi, my name is Dante. I'm currently a sophomore in college, playing at the University of Texas A&M San Antonio. I play college soccer there. The reason I came into ARPwave was because I was struggling with knee pain and…
Shawn came to Neuro Sports Performance and Rehab due to chronic ankle, knee and hip pain. Shawn is an Army veteran, athlete, martial artist and all around fitness junkie. He was originally diagnosed with tendinopathy in both of his ankles…
Jamal is a very talented athlete who plays basketball for Park University. Jamal sustained a knee injury where he tore the meniscus in his right knee. What started out as just knee pain soon progressed into ankle and back pain…
Ray is a retired Army combat veteran who has a passion for running and being outdoors. As a retired Army veteran, he has put his body through quite a lot. From rigorous training to combat injuries, his body has experienced…
Stanley entered our office with the inability to use his left leg. A few months prior to visiting our office he had full use of his left leg with little to no issues. Then one day it gave out completely…
Ultra-endurance runner Kenneth “Ken” competes in long distance trail runs that could take 20+ hours to complete and place in the top 3! He trains vigorously week in and week out, putting hundreds of miles in monthly. Ken started to…
Michelle is the mother of a very active 8 year old boy, wife to a dedicated veteran, beloved friend of many and melanoma cancer survivor. Most of her days were spent being very active. She attended all of her son’s…
Mid-season injuries can be detrimental to athletes. A serious injury can end a season in an instant. Less severe injuries can keep an athlete out for weeks to months and linger with them for the remainder of the season, taking…