Robert Andrews has worked with all level athletes to help them break through the mental barriers of returning to full potential and confidence after injury. He is the owner and founder of The Institute for Sports Performance. Here we get some real life examples of what a sessions looks like. Thanks Jose for being willing to discuss your answers on the show.
USA Rugby required any sanctioned event have a Doctor, Athletic Trainer, or Paramedic onsite for the duration of the event or the matches will be cancelled. Charlie Wund and InjureFree were able to help make this happen by tracking injuries and showing trends.
The best data to have is actionable data. Use what you have and start making changes or talking about it. As the data grows then adjust and incorporate the new findings.
Most of his videos are exercise that can be done with as little as elastic tubing or bands. The big key is be sure to start them in a position they can maintain stability and then progress. Catz Physical Therapy believes your exercises should be performed in the positionyou live life…on your feet.
Lucas Dargo was concerned about an athlete and began the conversation with the school counselor about possible abuse. They developed a positive working relationship to best serve the population they were charged with.
Dawn Tedrow is the licensed Clinical Social Worker Lucas started working with and works Youth First inc.
Shelly Mullenix is currently the Senior Associate Athletic Trainer and director of wellness for LSU Athletics pursuing a second masters degree in Social Work pursuing her LCSM
Thanks Frio Hydration and School Health for committing to support the Sports Medicine Broadcast and add value to the athletic trainers who protect Athlete Safety
Shone Gipson Is the Head Athletic Trainer for the Buffalo Bills and graduate of the University of Houston. We focus on what it takes for someone to work in the NFL.
Shone's Top Skill recommendation: Be a goodcommunicator
Who plans for a high school athlete's heart to stop?
John Mayes was able to use an AED to help save the life of a young athlete. Here he tells the story of what happened and how he processed the whole event.
John has experienced death multiple times as an Athletic Trainer, so feel free to reach out to him with questions and concerns or to ask him to pray with you.