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Mental Health and Drug Abuse in Athletes – 206
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What are some things you would like athletic trainers to understand about mental health?
What are the most common issues athletic trainers miss when dealing with athletes?
Discuss the science of addiction
Why are some people more at risk for addiction than others.
Keeping NBA Athletes’ Health a Priority – 205
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Joe Rogowski is the Director of Sports Medicine for the NBA Player Association. There has been a lot of talk recently about NBA teams playing too many games, or too many back to back games, resting players and returning them to play quickly. We discuss what the NBA is doing about it and what are the future plans to protect players and keep them healthy.
AIRROSTI from a Patient’s Perspective – 204
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AIRROSTI – Applied Integration for the Rapid Recovery of Soft Tissue Injuries
I took the bait and tried out their services. We discuss the injury, the booking, the process, the treatments, the outcome.
Spoiler Alert: I recommend AIRROSTI for soft tissue injuries that I might not be able to treat in the ATR.
What’s next in Athletic Training Education – 203
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ELM or Entry Level Master's programs are the future, that is a done deal. So moving forward we want to discuss what Athletic Training Education will look like in the future with Dr, Mark Merrick, President of the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education.
Choosing your legacy by quitting Athletic Training – 202
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Todd Walstead is an Athletic Trainer. He is also an Elementary PE teacher. He has chosen to step away from being a full-time AT so that he can invest more into his family. Hear how and why he came to that decision and how he feels about it now.
Promoting Athletic Training Through Podcasting – 201
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We are in this together to promote our profession and improve the health of our patients.
Alisha M Pennington hosts The Business ATVantage podcast to help athletic trainers gain a business since and know their value.
Chris Lenker hosts ATpodcast to capture a lot of athletic trainer stories and hit on some current topics and trends.
Jeff Driban is the founder of Sports Medicine Research and host his podcast to discuss the research he is doing or seeing as it pertains to Sports Medicine.
We all aim to improve the profession of Athletic Training through both casual and formal education in a format you want.
*** Reach out to one of your favorite podcast hosts and tell them thanks because it really is a lot of work.***
Contact me: Jeremy Jackson
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200 Episodes of Sports Medicine Content
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WOW, what an amazing fast paced show. 30 minutes is really fast. We had a lot of fun and gave away some really cool stuff thanks to some really awesome people.
Here is the full list of guests and topics. This episode is long but very entertaining.
About every half hour we switched guests if you want to jump ahead to one then think in roughly 30 minute blocks.
It will also start the NATM with a bang since we are running about 15 shows this month.
Sub-Symptommatic Post-Concussion Exercise – 199
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National concussion authority Dr. Summer Ott, PhD brings Chris Shields, DPT to discuss a relatively new treatment option for concussions that are taking extended periods of time. Keeping the heart rate below 60% of the max HR can improve patient function and help them move towards normalizing.
When Athletic Trainers Get Injured – 198
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