– a Podcast to Promote and Improve YOUR practice of Athletic Training
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Josh Stone thinks differently about ice than the traditional Athletic Trainer and Steve Kennelly feels we should be more agreeable to the athlete's request. Listen as we discuss each side of the argument for and against using ice.
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The University of Houston recently began an entry level Masters of Athletic Training program. Dr. Josh Yellen and Dr. Mark Knoblauch are gearing up for the first set of classes to begin in early June. They have a wealth of knowledge and are more than willing to share. This episode was split into 2 episodes since it was a little over 2 hours long.
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The University of Houston recently began an entry level Masters of Athletic Training program. Dr. Josh Yellen and Dr. Mark Knoblauch are gearing up for the first set of classes to begin in early June. They have a wealth of knowledge and are more than willing to share. This will be split into 2 episodes since it was a little over 2 hours long.
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Paul Waller founded Christian Sports Medicine Alliance or CSMA so that Athletic Trainers could use their skills to share their faith. Listen as he tells us his story, where they are headed and how you can be involved.
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Pregnancy and Fitness expert Sarah Haley has trained people around the world, been a part of creating JUKARI, worked for Reebok and is currently expecting her second child. Here DVD series Expecting More is a fitness program designed for expecting mothers and is currently one of the top sellers on Amazon. It was a real pleasure to speak with her and gain some useful knowledge. Thanks to her son for the surprise guest appearance and bringing her some fruit.
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Richard Davis and Amy Salinas from Magnolia West High School are pretty fluent in using technology in the classroom, but there is always more to learn. Check out some of the ways you can learn from what others have already figured out (and in my case failed at multiple times.)
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Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. David Geier joins us to talk about several different topics from why he runs a podcast: The Dr. David Geier Show, his thoughts on youth sports, and his path to becoming a surgeon.
Earn some CEUs, learn some, and connect with us all while working, exercising or relaxing.
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A labrum repair put off for about 20 years led to arthritis bad enough to need cadaver flesh put into the shoulder joint. The long recovery and lack of progress led to depression. Mike Naron talks about his feeling of hopelessness and how he pulled through.
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Dr. Mark McGrath has been working on teeth for over 30 years. He shares with us what do do in dental emergencies, basic tips for keeping your teeth healthy and why he has cookies in his office.
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Cindy Parmer (PISD Education Foundation), Stephanie Ascherl (FundForTeachers.org) and Walter Doyle (DonorsChoose.org) all join us to tell us about the way their organizations is supporting educators.
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Don't be afraid to fail, it happens to me all the time.