Hosted by Dr. Roger St. Onge · EN · 93 episodes
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Welcome to the Performance Rehab Authority podcast, where we challenge the norms of traditional physical therapy and share our journey toward elevating the traditional PT practice. We're Dr. Rog and Dr. Caitlin, the founders of Move Athletics, and we're passionate about creating a performance-based approach to physical therapy. Each week we're bringing our years of experience in performance-based physical therapy to every episode.
Dr. Roger St. Onge hosts The Performance Rehab Authority, a health show with 93 episodes published.
This episode is for outpatient rehab clinicians (PTs & chiros, ~3–15 years in, many running or starting their own clinic) who feel set in their ways, can’t clearly explain their “why,” and keep losing patients after 1–2
This episode is for cash-based outpatient PTs with 5–15 years of experience who opened their own practice, started feeling clinically lost on complex cases, and quietly started referring out the patients they should be k
This episode is for experienced outpatient rehab clinicians (PTs & chiros, 5–25+ years in) who left or are thinking of leaving high-volume insurance clinics for lower-volume, higher-expectation work and still feel themse
This episode is for outpatient rehab clinicians (PTs and chiros, 3–10 years in) who get patients 80–90% better but can’t crack that last 10% and feel like they’re “spraying and praying.” Brandon, an 8-year PT who was abo
This episode is for outpatient rehab clinicians (especially PTs and chiros who came from acute or other settings) who still feel like they’re “winging it” in ortho evals years into their career. Jenn, an 11-year PT, talk
This episode is for US outpatient rehab clinicians (PTs and rehab chiros, ~2–10+ years in) who feel burned out, dread complex evals (especially low backs), and secretly worry they’re still guessing even when patients imp
This clip is for rehab clinicians who are building or growing an out-of-network, gym-based practice while still working part-time elsewhere. Forrest breaks down how he’s using PRA’s squat/deadlift/front rack algorithms t
This episode is for outpatient PTs and rehab chiros who left insurance, opened their own clinic, and are now realizing that “being good in-network” isn’t enough when people pay top dollar and expect real answers. Jared s
This episode is for pelvic floor and ortho rehab clinicians who are 1–5 years out, stuck in insurance care, and quietly wondering if they’re actually good enough to justify private-pay rates. Linsey shares how she went f
This episode is for outpatient PTs and rehab chiros who were promised “mentorship” at their first jobs, feel like they’re winging complex evals, and take that stress home wondering if they’re actually good at this. Zack
This episode is for experienced outpatient PTs and rehab clinicians who already get “pretty good” results but still feel like they’re missing something on stubborn spine, elbow, shoulder, and plantar pain cases. Chris, a
This episode is for rehab clinicians, especially PTAs and staff clinicians in busy outpatient ortho clinics who feel burned out running follow-ups off unclear evals and “treat the symptoms” plans. Justin, a PTA and clini
If you’re still “doing all the right exercises” but patients stall, flare, or only get 80–90% better, this is for you. Brett went from guessing, stressing over tough cases, and stalled business growth to using a clear te
If you’re in residency, OCS prep, or a performance clinic and still feel like the guidelines don’t match real patients, this is your episode. Rachel did everything “right” academically and still felt like she was missing
If you’re in an insurance clinic, seeing more patients in less time, and quietly wondering if you’re actually hitting root cause, this is for you. Denise has been a therapist since 1996 and hit the point where “do more w
You’ve done the residency, the fellowship, the certs… and you’re still guessing. Jared was a special operations Army PT and clinic owner who felt exactly like that. In this episode, you’ll see how he: Went from “rack and
If you see spine evals on your schedule and think, “Great… not another one,” this is your episode. Corey was 3–4 years out, doing travel contracts, inheriting complex cases that weren’t improving, and feeling like an imp
If you’ve done a residency, crushed the boards, and still feel like you’re chasing pain in the clinic, this one is for you. Jonathan is a DPT and OCS-level clinician who realized he didn’t have a true algorithm, was cons
If you’re an experienced PT or chiro who’s done every CEU and still feels stuck, this is your episode. Ken has been a clinician for ~20 years, was told he’d always be income‑capped, and nearly tapped out of PT before reb
You were promised mentorship, got “just trust me” instead, and now you’re grinding through 30 visits a day wondering if this is all PT will ever be. Kyle was there: second-career PT, small outpatient clinic, a boss with
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