Daniel Garcia
Chief Compliance Officer
Daniel E. Garcia, LMT, ART, SFMA, CES, CKTP; had a goal of providing a remarkably unique service centered on rapid treatment for sports injuries and musculoskeletal aches/pains and most importantly truly teaching clients about their condition and how to treat themselves to reduce their need for future care. Through palpation, manual therapy, and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization; Daniel is able to problem solve, strategize, and use specific therapeutic protocols that rapidly resolve conditions with movement and results-based, elite-level musculoskeletal care.
For the past 22 years, Daniel has provided care in the DFW Metropolitan area; treating a variety of musculoskeletal disorders using various soft-tissue techniques. Daniel is a proficient Master ART Provider, Biomechanics Performance Care Certified, Nerve Entrapment Certified, Complex Protocols & Active Palpation with SFMA Specialist. Daniel is also a part of the Active Release Techniques Elite Provider Network(EPN), which qualifies him as one of the most elite ART providers in the DFW area.
In addition, Daniel is also a Certified Kinesio Tape Practitioner as well as a Corrective Exercise Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Daniel has treated professional athletes Nationwide; such as PGA tour golfers, various collegiate and top-ranking high school athletes, and Body Building Champions. He is proficient in pre and post-surgical treatments along with chronic care patients using soft-tissue modalities to improve their function and mobility. Daniel was a part of Southern Methodist University’s Sports Medicine department for 12 years dealing with all musculoskeletal sports injuries and recovery associated with all teams. He has also worked with EXOS, a sports agency dealing with athletic development and recovery for the past 3 years. He currently is the Sports Therapist for the Dallas Stars Professional Hockey Team.
Daniel brings a wide variety of experience from working with professional athletes to elderly patients. He strives not to only fix injuries but to improve performance, activities of daily living, and function.
