Paula Wallem and ARP Wave Get Drew Tate Back On Field In Record Time

DALLAS - Aug. 5, 2013 - PRLog -- Calgary Stampede quarterback Drew Tate (CFL) had not been able to throw a football since July 9^th due to a nagging, painful forearm injury. Nothing was working and with a bye week in the horizon he saw an opportunity to capitalize on that extra time to do what it took to rehab the injury back as fast as he could. Seeking out therapy that could accelerate the healing process, Tate flew 3,000+ miles to see none other than Paula Wallem of Dallas Peak Performance and Rehab and utilize the powerful and proven ARP Wave System and protocols.

“All pain in the body is caused by a muscle or muscles somewhere not absorbing force and when this occurs, this force is sent to areas of the body not meant to absorb force. The problem, however, is that everyone treats where the problem is ending, when in fact the treatment should focus on where it is coming from. That’s what we do at our clinic, and to do this with use the ARP Wave system”, stated Paula Wallem, Head Therapist of Dallas Peak Performance and Rehab.

After only 10 sessions over a 3 day period using the ARP Wave System and proprietary protocols, Wallem was able to pinpoint the origin of where Tate’s injury was coming from, treat it, and had him back throwing at 100%.

“We found the muscle that wasn’t firing properly, treated it, turned it back on if you will, and when we did the force was now off his forearm and back to the muscle meant to absorb this force. No more pain, no more inflammation and thus accelerated recovery”, Wallem ended.

To learn more about Dallas Peak Performance and Rehab and the ARP Wave System go to www.PeakPerformanceAndRehab.com