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Interviewing experts in the healthcare, physical therapy, athletic training and sports science profession. Discussing the barriers we face today within the healthcare system to better understand the landscape and educate the consumer.
Unknown Host hosts Behind the Sports Medicine.
How do you unite, advance, and advocate for an athletic training workforce facing burnout, salary discrepancies, and evolving institutional demands? For National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA) President AJ Duffy I
Expensive Urine: Why Most Athletes Are Wasting Money on the Wrong Supplements Athletes are constantly bombarded with supplement recommendations, viral health trends, and conflicting nutrition advice. But how do you know
Natural grass has always been the gold standard for athlete performance and safety, but even the best-maintained fields are only playable for 160 to 200 hours a year. For years, sports organizations have turned to synthe
Nervous system regulation has become a popular topic in sports performance, but what does it actually mean, and how do you know if you have achieved it? According to nervous system coach, licensed trauma therapist, and f
Why are pitching injuries continuing to rise exponentially despite rapid advancements in sports science and tech? According to baseball development innovator Casey Mulholland, the industry is breaking a fundamental princ
Managing the Team Behind the Team: What the Best Sports Medicine Departments Do Differently How do you keep an elite medical staff focused, dialed in, and performing at their absolute highest level across a 162-game seas
Standard X-rays miss this injury 60% of the time, leading many athletes to play through what they assume is just regular wrist soreness, but a hook of hamate fracture can destroy an athlete’s batting mechanics for season
Why “Fixing” a Pitcher’s Mechanics Might Make Them a Worse Player The old-school approach to sports medicine often tries to force every athlete into a standardized box, but when it comes to elite baseball players, that c
The Real Reason Young Female Athletes Are Getting More ACL Injuries Adolescent girls are tearing ACLs at alarming rates, particularly in soccer, but the explanation most people reach for is wrong. According to strength c
Why "Just Rest It" Isn't Always the Best Advice for Tennis Elbow Tennis elbow (or “lateral epicondylitis”) is widely known as a "country club injury," but treating it can be more complicated than its casual nickname sugg
Curt Schilling’s “bloody sock” became one of the most iconic images in sports history, but the real story behind it is far more medically complex than most fans realise. Beneath the legend was a career defined as much by
The American Olympic gymnastics team is doing exceptionally well, but at what cost? With kids us young as 12 doing between 30 and 40 hours of training a week, gymnastics is easily one of the most physically demanding you
Death by a Thousand Headers: The Subconcussive Reality of UK Football Concussion protocols in sport have improved dramatically over the past two decades, but what if the biggest threat to athletes’ long-term brain health
As surgical techniques for the shoulder evolve and the number of arthroplasty procedures in younger patients continues to skyrocket, how can clinicians balance aggressive innovation with predictable patient outcomes? In
What happens when the culture of toughness in professional football collides with the long-term reality of brain injury, and the science to understand it barely exists yet? In this episode, former NFL linebacker Ted John
Despite pitch counts, improved training methods, and greater awareness of injury prevention, elbow and shoulder injuries in baseball pitchers continue to rise, particularly among youth athletes. So what are we still miss
When Metrics Help and When They Hurt: Why Sports Science Data Alone is Not Enough How can teams move beyond simply collecting data to making smarter, more athlete-centered decisions that truly impact performance and redu
How do you keep a Major League roster healthy through the 162-game marathon of a professional baseball season? And what does it really take to build and lead a championship-level sports medicine operation? In this episod
In the Athletic Training profession, salaries are stagnant, youth sports are being neglected, and practitioners are forced to get advanced certifications to make an adequate income. How did the profession get here, and w
In a world where professional and collegiate sports are billion-dollar industries, why do the athletic trainers who keep these athletes on the field continue to earn salaries that don’t reflect their value? In this episo
Erica Mulholland
Author of Female Athlete High Performance
1 appearance on this show
Ted Johnson
professor of pediatric oncology and co-director of the Pediatric Immunotherapy Program at Augusta University · Cannonball Kids’ Cancer Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Sam Hughes
Minister of Militia · Unicity
1 appearance on this show
Domonique Foxworth
former NFL defensive back, senior writer for Andscape, host of The Domonique Foxworth Show · ESPN
1 appearance on this show
Eric Cressey
Director of Health and Performance · Cressey Sports Performance
1 appearance on this show
James Andrews
barchef · BeCleverWithYourCash.com
1 appearance on this show
Chris Williams
Cloud Therapist, Developer Relations Manager At Hashicorp, Host & Presenter At Brownbag, Enterprise Architect, Co-Founder At AWS Portsmouth User Group, AWS Hero, VMware vExpert · Voluntary Protection Programs Participants' Association
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Michael Beasley
Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician · Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
1 appearance on this show
Cameron Roth
Orthopedic Surgeon · Ortho Arizona
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Kaleigh Steelman
Sports Pharmacy Network
1 appearance on this show
Benjamin Beck
Beck Bode Wealth Management
1 appearance on this show
Anthony Cerundolo
Boston Red Sox
1 appearance on this show
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