OATA's Health in Motion

This podcast will provide Ontarians with a new source of information on health and wellness topics from the perspective and the experience of Athletic Therapists. We treat a wide range of injuries and our practices focus on getting you back to what you love! Whether it's a professional or high-performance sport, recreational activities, or moving around the garden; we have you covered.

OATA's Health in Motion is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 1 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts OATA's Health in Motion, a general show with 1 episodes published.

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  ACL Injuries: From Prevention to Performance

  Sep 9, 202628 minS4

  <p>Ontario Athletic Therapists (ATs) welcome insights from Carmen Bott, an ACL expert, on supporting athletes from assessment through full recovery and preventing repeat ACL injuries. </p><b>Total Volume:</b> Roughly 17,000 surgical ACL procedures annually in Canada. <b>Injuries vs. Surgeries:</b> Between 100,000 and 200,000 total ACL injuries happen across Canada yearly, meaning only a portion result in reconstruction surgery. <b>Demographics:</b> Most injuries and subsequent surgeries happen in active individuals aged 15 to 45 involved in pivoting or high-demand sports. <p>Carmen Bott holds a master's degree in exercise science, is a strength and conditioning specialist, a practicing kinesiologist, and a fr...

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  Navigating Neck Pain, Dizziness and Brain Fog Podcast with Mike Boni

  Jul 28, 202610 minS4

  <p>Hands-on healthcare professionals, such as Ontario Athletic Therapists, spend considerable time working with patients who suffer from one or more of the THREE V’s: Vestibular, Vascular or Vagal Dysfunction. All three conditions can present with a patient complaining of dizziness, extreme headaches, and something referred to as “brain fog”. Mike Boni is a long-time OSTA Member, part of the York University Athletic Therapy academic program leadership, a Registered Physiotherapist and an expert in musculoskeletal conditions. We have invited him to Health in Motion to share this knowledge and provide insights into his course UNTANGLING THE NECK.</p>

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