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AT Clothing and Gear from Alaska to Arizona – 443

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Jake Ritter is an AT in Alaska, you know the frozen state.  Besides dressing in layers there are some really useful tips for cold weather gear.  Snow is wet so you have to plan for the cold and wet anytime your out there.

Bart Peterson is and AT in Arizona, you know the Mojave Dessert state.  Dealing with the sweltering heat, staying hydrated and avoiding sunburn can get a bit draining.

Here we discuss some of the favorite gear from seasoned ATs in extreme weather areas.

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Contact Jake Ritter
Email: ritter907@gmail.com
Tweet Jake: @FrontierATC

Bart Peterson
Tweet Bart @bart_peterson
Email: arizatc@cox.net

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Postpartum Depression with Christi Keeler – 442

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Athletic Trainers are healthcare providers who are know for being able to adapt to the situation and handle both emergency situations and post surgical rehabs.  We know about Injury Psychology and teach our athletes how to cope with a season or career ending injury.  However Christi Keeler has had a long battle with depression since giving birth to her second child.  As an Athletic Trainer and a mom she is sharing her story so we can better understand, prepare, and have patience in the event of an athlete, co-worker or even our struggle with depression.

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Rural AT Problems with Laura Manning – 441

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Houston is home to one the leading medical centers in the world.  There is a doctor, neighborhood ER, Physical Therapist and every kind of specialist you can think of within 45 minutes (half of that is time is due to traffic and lights)

Laura Manning works in a small rural community.  There are absolutely some benefits to being in a small community where everyone knows you and pulls together, but as a medical provider you have to be ready to do more with less.

Here we discuss some of the challenges and benefits facing a small town healthcare provider.

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Special Need Student Aides – 440

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Terra Davenport joins the podcast to discuss how she has been able to provide Compassionate Care for All by incorporating students with special needs into her sports medicine program.  Up to this point I have no first hand experience providing opportunities for special needs student.  I have been asked by one student, but that student never came back to talk to me.   So join us as we look at the multiple perspectives and thought process you need to consider in your program.

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Presidential Memoirs with Scott Sailor – 439

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Dr. Scott Sailor, former president of the NATA joins the podcast again to celebrate the start of National Athletic Training Month.  He shares stories of his tenure leading Athletic Training, fond memories and words of wisdom to Tory Lindley and each NATA president to follow.

This marks Dr. Sailors third time he has been on the show as met at SWATA, episode 200 celebration and then he joined us last year to kick off NATM.

State of the Union with Scott Sailor – 176

Favorite CEU Opportunities 329

 

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War Stories 3 – 437

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In preparation for a recent podcast I asked:

I got a lot of great stories and knew we had to share them here on the podcast.

Possibly my two favorite were

  1. Dislocated shoulder while napping and
  2. Sprained ankle while napping.

Bubba Wilson joins me as we read these tweets and add some commentary.  I loved these responses. I have screenshotted most of them and pasted them in the show notes.

Also, Laurie Beth gave a shout out to her mentor Leah Cox and we read it on the show.  Always remember the ones who got you here.

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War Stories 2 – 436

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In preparation for a recent podcast I asked:

I got a lot of great stories and knew we had to share them here on the podcast.

Possibly my two favorite were

  1. Dislocated shoulder while napping and
  2. Sprained ankle while napping.

Bubba Wilson joins me as we read these tweets and add some commentary.  I loved these responses. I have screenshotted most of them and pasted them in the show notes.

Also, Laurie Beth gave a shout out to her mentor Leah Cox and we read it on the show.  Always remember the ones who got you here.

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War Stories from Twitter #1 – 435

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In preparation for a recent podcast I asked:

I got a lot of great stories and knew we had to share them here on the podcast.

Possibly my two favorite were

  1. Dislocated shoulder while napping and
  2. Sprained ankle while napping.

Bubba Wilson joins me as we read these tweets and add some commentary.  I loved these responses. I have screenshotted most of them and pasted them in the show notes.

Also, Laurie Beth gave a shout out to her mentor Leah Cox and we read it on the show.  Always remember the ones who got you here.

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Case Studies with Cathy – 434

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Cathy Supak and Thomas Petmecky were student athletic trainers together at Southwest Texas State University.  That university has since deteriorated with age and a new one has been built to replace it called Texas State University

They have 66 years of experience combined and have seen many things that seem strange or did just not seem right.

My favorite story is Thomas's last.  If nothing else skip to the end and here his last story of a kid putting his shoulder back in place.

Contact @CathySupak

Contact Thomas: Thomas.Petmecky@comalisd.org

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