– a Podcast to Promote and Improve YOUR practice of Athletic Training
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Affectionately nick-named J-Lo, Jesse Lopez has been working hard to build an Athletic Training program that prevents athletic injuries as much as it treats and rehabilitates them. Yoga and Functional Movement are two pieces of the puzzle.
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Chris Shaddock has received several awards but those do not speak do not speak to the volumes of great things he is doing at Dawson High School with Sports Medicine. Find him on twitter for more great ideas: @fabu_AT
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Brett McQueen is a self proclaimed stat junkie. However we might all be interested in one stat he mentions on the podcast about a decrease injuries at some of the places he has been using the FMS and SFMA.
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Chris Lenker of ATpodcast.net and Tusculum College joins us as we join him for our first double ended podcast. He is doing some really cool things with his college students and be sure to check out their large AT Month endeavor this coming March – 31 podcasts in 31 days to promote and support Athletic Training
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Dr. Amit Parikh joins us to discuss asthma, being neighbors with chemical plants and athletics. He also talks about exercise induced asthma and ways to help treat breathing troubles.
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Jesse Rhinier invented the PowerSplint's Sports Finger out of personal need. Realizing he had a product that many people could benefit from he used his real estate skills to develop and market the SportsFinger. Towards the end of our discussion he tells listeners how they can receive a free sample to test with their athletes.
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Joshua Stone and Ryan Wantz team up to tell us why we should not be using ice as a main part of our treatment for athletic injuries. Initial use of ice for pain management is okay but the inflammatory response is important. Listen to our conversation and earn some BOC CEUs while you are at it.
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During pre-med courses Cat web learned an interesting philosophy: See one, Do one, Teach one. This has influenced her teaching style and created some pretty big ripples in Spring Branch ISD. Administrators talk about vertical alignment, however Mrs. Webb and her students demonstrate it by teaching 5th graders Sports Medicine skills.
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From Houston to Dallas the Ukraine to the Domincan Republic sports medicine has no boundries. Diane and Renatta talk about how they used their sports medicine skils to serve others this summer with CSMA.
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Pasadena Independent School District's Athletic Trainer situation is really good:
5 High School = 10 ATs + 1 Stadium AT; Sports Medicine 1&2 in all 5 schools, no core/ regular classes.
David Wilkinson, Bubba Wilson, and Randy Dugas tell how they made it happen here and how you can begin to do the same where you are. Research is key, but perception of value is equally important.