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- a Podcast to Promote and Improve YOUR practice of Athletic Training
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37 minutes
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English
United States
703 episodes
since March 12, 2016
episodic
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In this episode of the Sports Medicine Broadcast, host Chase Morales sits down with Dr. Ashlyne Elliott and Dr. Layci Harrison following their presentation at the Sports Medicine Update. Together, they explore the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence across athletic training, health profess…
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A Podcast to Promote and Improve Your Practice as an Athletic Trainer
In a recent episode of the Sports Medicine Broadcast, host Chase Morales, along with Ross Little and second-year M.A. student Dorothy Bailey, sat down with Dr. Craig Garrison, Director of Research and Education at the Memorial…
As an AT in Idaho, Tracy Collins shares the beauty of the state and some of the challenges the Athletic Trainers face. With over 300 ATs, the Idaho ATA joins the Sports Medicine Broadcast to discuss work-life balance.
Summary:
Host Jeremy Jackson sits down with Tracy Collins, Head Athletic Tr…
Being an AT in Georgia is a lot like being an AT in Texas. Rob Dicks knew he wanted to become an AT by the time he started high school. He is now leading the Georgia Athletic Trainers Association.
Podcast Summary
This episode features Jeremy Jackson and Rob Dix, the current President of the Ge…
Being an AT in Florida offers many opportunities. Dr. Pradeep Vanguri joins Ben Stephenson and Jeremy Jackson to share what being an AT in Florida is like.
Leadership in the Sunshine State: Dr. Pradeep Vanguri on the Future of Athletic Training in Florida
Jeremy Jackson and Ben Stevenson welcom…
Dr. Robert Fullick joins Ben Stephenson and Amari Mercadel at the Sports Medicine Update to discuss shoulder evaluations in the athletic shoulder.
Run down of extra tests, such as bear hug.
You learn more as time goes on, good training and fine-tuning over the years. A bear hug assesses a speci…
Explore Matthew Hutton’s insights on bridging rehab & reconditioning, chronic vs. acute loads, strength, FMS, and preventing reinjury.
Q: What inspired your journey to become an Athletic Trainer (AT) and specifically led you to work with soccer, particularly the Dynamo?
A: My interes…
Understand asthma in athletes, including environmental triggers, gender disparities, and symptom differentiation.
Q: Is there a correlation between working in an area with chemical plants and developing asthma?
A: Living near chemical plants, such as Pasadena High School, can lead to a higher i…
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