Dr. Clark was born and raised in the state of Kansas where he grew up participating in soccer, basketball, baseball, football, golf, and a couple years of gymnastics. After receiving his bachelor’s degree, he furthered his education at Baylor University to become a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) in 2021. He has a passion for helping people return to the sports and activities they enjoy by restoring and improving their functional performance focusing on movement patterns, strength, and mobility.
Training Experience
Level 1 Dry Needling Certified
Level 2 Dry Needling Certified (Institute for Athlete Regeneration)
Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences – Tennessee State University
CPR/BLS
Member of the American Physical Therapy Association
Training Skills
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Physical Therapist
100 %
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Dry Needling Certified
100 %
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Post Surgical Rehab
100 %
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Return to Sport Training
100 %
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Cupping
100 %
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Sam was born in Fleet, England. Sam moved to the US in 2007 to pursue a soccer scholarship and further his education. He began at North Iowa area Community College and transferred after graduating to Midwestern State University (MSU). Exercise Science has been apart of life since the age of sixteen. He graduated from Midwestern State University with a master's degree in Exercise Physiology.
Connor Green, born and raised in Austin, played sports from an early age. At Hyde Park Baptist High school in Texas’ capital city, Connor, a multi-sport athlete, excelled in baseball and football. Connor continued his baseball career, by playing collegiately at the University of Texas at Tyler.
Matt was born in Arlington, TX, but made his way to Tyler to pursue his college baseball career. He graduated with a BS in Kinesiology from UT Tyler in 2011, and after a short stint in professional baseball ended with a shoulder injury, he returned to Tyler to earn his MS in Kinesiology in 2014. While finishing his playing career, he began as an athlete and coach at APEC, ultimately shifting his focus to physical therapy school, and would earn his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2017 from Hardin-Simmons University.