– a Podcast to Promote and Improve YOUR practice of Athletic Training
If John Ciecko was not leading up the chain when COVID hit Bloomfield Hills High School would likely not be back to sports as safely or quickly as they were. Patrick Ohaver joins John in discussing how we can lead up the chain even when it is not easy. Due to COVID a lot of …
For Dr. Natalie, Running Medicine came from a passion for running, experience as a Physical Therapist, and a furlough during COVID. Dr. Natalie Niemczyk is an accomplished runner: finishing race distances in running and triathlon events including 5ks, 10ks, Half Marathons, Marathons, Sprint Triathlons, Olympic-Distance Triathlons, and Half and Full Ironmans over the past 11 …
Susan Taah knows negotiating benefits is the only way to work one job and maintain a quality of life. So she did. Now she joins Jared Plummer to share her story on the Sports Medicine Broadcast Where did Susan start? Working at a beer and wine distributor – so in industrial AT. Susan knew she …
1. Do Not workout on EMPTY
2. RECOVER After a Workout
3. Stay HYDRATED
3 key tips and other talking points for fueling athletic performance with Mandy Tyler
Matt Holland joins us on the podcast today from Trinity University to talk about the Thrower’s Elbow. Why do we see so many elbow injuries in throwers? “A great deal of stress is placed on the elbow with throwing, particularly in the late cocking and acceleration phase. The forearm musculature has a limited ability to …
Dr. Jason Magonye and Dr. Shawn Scott put together an Upper Extremity Neuro Eval session at the Trinity University Sports Medicine workshop. Complete the CEU course FREE from Methodist San Antonio Be familiar with the nuero anatomy of the upper extremity Cranial nerves – remember they are contra lateral Dermatomes – sensory innervation to the …
Celebrating National Athletic Training Month with AT Poetry Athletic Training is a practice routed in science, but like any good practitioner there is art, or maybe AT Poetry, in the way it is performed. Some people are kind, loving and get nicknamed “Mom” or “Dad” Athletic Trainers can be are strict, rigid, and efficient. My …
What does the Athletic Sholder look like in 2019? Dr. Stephen Simonich, MD joins us today to talk about the athletic shoulder from the Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Update. Ever wondered how to explain the rotator cuff as a secondary stabilizer in the GH joint to either your athlete or their family? Dr. Simonich has …
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What would cause two young MAT students to start a podcast called Polos and Khakis? Today on the SMB live from NATA 2019 Mike Hopper got a chance to ask Dan and Lizzy, co-founders of Polos and Khakis that and several other questions. Lizzy says that the podcast started selfishly. They were preparing for an …
One of my favorite surgeons to listen to lecture, Dr. Candice Teunis is very knowledgeable and relatable. She understands what What Athletic Trainers do and what we need to know to provide the best care for our athletes.