Drew samek

03/06/2026

I’m excited to announce that I’m currently accepting new clients!

With limited spots available, now is the perfect time to book your appointment and take care of your body. Whether you’re looking for deep tissue, Swedish, sports, trigger point, cupping, hot bamboo, hot stone, or Thai massage, I’m here to help you feel your best.

Message today to secure your spot!

(403) 359-0020

03/04/2026

I am incredibly proud to share that Griffin Koester will be competing in the PBR South Country Co-op Showdown as part of the PBR Canada Cup Series, right here in Lethbridge.

March 6 and 7, 2026, at 7:00 p.m.
VisitLethbridge.com Arena

Bull riding is intense, and what most people don’t see is all the work behind the scenes: the early mornings, the recovery, the injuries, and the mental discipline. Griffin puts in that effort every day, and seeing it pay off at this level is truly inspiring.

Being part of his journey as a sponsor means so much to me. I am proud of the athlete he is, and just as proud of the person he is outside the arena.

If you’re in Lethbridge, come out and support him. It’s going to be an exciting weekend!

03/04/2026

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Drew Samek RMT is proud to support William Barrows, Griffin Koester, and Tanner Skene as they compete at rodeos across Alberta this season.

You can catch the action in Lethbridge on March 6 and 7, Crowsnest Pass from April 24 to 26, Brooks on May 8, Stavely from June 11 to 13, Calgary from July 3 to 12, Cluny on July 23, and Edmonton on November 13 and 14.

Each rider may be at different events throughout the season, so keep an eye out and support local rodeo.

Dust, bulls, and a great crowd.

02/18/2026

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11/28/2025

Proud to support Griffin Koester from Rockyford, Alberta in his rookie year on the circuit. Bull riding demands everything from your body, and Griffin's learning early what it takes to compete at this level.

The physical toll is immediate and relentless. Grip strength that exhausts your forearms, rotational forces that test your spine with every ride, impact that your body has to absorb whether you make the buzzer or not. For a rookie putting in the work to establish himself, that wear accumulates fast.

This is where massage therapy becomes crucial, especially early in a career. Regular bodywork helps manage muscle fatigue and tension before it becomes chronic. It maintains the mobility and tissue health needed to keep competing. It catches small restrictions and imbalances before they develop into injuries that could sideline you. Starting with good body maintenance habits now sets the foundation for longevity in the sport.

These principles matter for everyone, not just athletes. Whether you're starting a physically demanding career or managing the wear from years of work, your body needs consistent care to stay functional. Massage therapy helps manage tension, maintain mobility, and prevent the breakdown that comes from repetitive physical stress.

Athletes like Griffin who prioritize their body care from the start are the ones who build sustainable careers. Proud to support him as he gets his career going.

Congrats on a solid rookie year, Griffin. 🐂

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11/27/2025

Proud to support Tanner Skene from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, this season. CFR Top 8 and PBR Top 30 Finisher.

Bull riding is one of the most physically demanding sports out there. The grip strength, rotational forces, and constant impact create serious wear on the body, especially when you're competing as actively as Tanner has been this year.

Massage therapy plays a critical role in managing that kind of physical demand. Regular bodywork helps reduce muscle tension and fatigue that accumulates from repetitive strain. It improves circulation and tissue healing, maintains the range of motion in joints that take constant stress, and identifies problem areas before they develop into full injuries. For bull riders specifically, keeping the shoulders, forearms, and spine functioning properly can be the difference between staying competitive and sitting out.

But these benefits aren't just for elite athletes. Whether you're riding bulls or working a physically demanding job, your body experiences wear and tear that needs attention. Massage therapy helps everyone manage chronic tension, recover from physical stress, and maintain the mobility needed for daily life. The principles are the same - consistent care prevents breakdown and keeps your body functioning at its best.

Athletes like Tanner who compete at this intensity just magnify what we all need: regular maintenance to stay healthy and perform well. Proud to support him this season.

Congrats on a solid year, Tanner. 🐂

11/26/2025

Proud to support William Barrows from Foremost, Alberta, this season, and it's been a good reminder of what it takes to compete at a high level in bull riding.

The physical demands of this sport are relentless. Every ride creates grip fatigue through your forearms and shoulders, puts rotational stress on your spine, and delivers impact forces that your body has to absorb. Over time, that adds up to chronic tension, restricted mobility, and compensation patterns that affect everything you do.

Massage therapy is essential for managing that accumulated strain. Regular bodywork breaks down chronic muscle tension, restores mobility in restricted joints, improves tissue quality and circulation, and catches dysfunction before it becomes injury. For bull riders, maintaining healthy shoulders, forearms, and spinal function isn't optional. It's what allows them to keep competing season after season.

These same principles apply beyond the arena, though. Whether you're a competitive athlete or just dealing with the physical demands of daily life, your body accumulates tension and strain that needs attention. Massage therapy helps everyone manage chronic tightness, recover from physical stress, and maintain the function they need to keep doing what they do. The approach is the same - consistent maintenance prevents breakdown.

Athletes who understand that ongoing care is part of the job are the ones who have longevity. Proud to support William in staying healthy and functional.

Thanks for the trust, William. 🐂

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10/17/2025

Now closed one day a week starting November 11, 2025
The day varies every week

10/17/2025

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10/17/2025

10/05/2025

Had fun watching Tanner last night for the last round at the Canadian finals rodeo!
Proud to be sponsoring him for the next rodeo season! 🎉