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Unlocking Elite Performance with Dr. Tom Teter
Today, we will be wrapping up Part 2 of our series with Dr. Teter titled Unlocking Elite Performance: Strategies to Transform Your Sports Practice.
If you've been a listener for any length of time or have attended any of our live FAKTR monthly webinars, then you KNOW that anytime Dr. Teter comes on to teach he delivers a TON of great information and shares a different perspective and approach to treating athletes and active patient populations.
In Part 1, he went over the six stages of rehabilitation - from acute management to fundamental capacity and we talked about the importance of insuring a patient has what Dr. Teter refers to as "full performance readiness" instead of stopping care once pain has been resolved.
Today, we will discuss the importance of athlete involvement in their recovery, how to build a multifaceted skill set, and the necessity of a having a robust support team. Be sure to bookmark this episode and come back to it more than once...this is one you'll definitely want to take notes on.
Key Theme’s in Today’s Episode:
We’ll email you the free guide along with more information on our new certification programs, the 2025 live course schedule and more.
Today, we will be wrapping up Part 2 of our series with Dr. Teter titled Unlocking Elite Performance: Strategies to Transform Your Sports Practice.
If you've been a listener for any length of time or have attended any of our live FAKTR monthly webinars, then you KNOW that anytime Dr. Teter comes on to teach he delivers a TON of great information and shares a different perspective and approach to treating athletes and active patient populations.
In Part 1, he went over the six stages of rehabilitation - from acute management to fundamental capacity and we talked about the importance of insuring a patient has what Dr. Teter refers to as "full performance readiness" instead of stopping care once pain has been resolved.
Today, we will discuss the importance of athlete involvement in their recovery, how to build a multifaceted skill set, and the necessity of a having a robust support team. Be sure to bookmark this episode and come back to it more than once...this is one you'll definitely want to take notes on.
Key Theme’s in Today’s Episode:
- How to use standards and exit criteria based on best practices for assessing patient progress instead of conventional questionnaires.
- The importance of quantifying and monitoring an athlete stress and load to manage recovery effectively and maintain peak performance
- Why shifting your perspective from pain relief to performance produces better patient outcomes
We’ll email you the free guide along with more information on our new certification programs, the 2025 live course schedule and more.
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