#2 - Systems-Based Rehabilitation with Dr. Todd Riddle, Part 2

System-Based Rehabilitation

FAKTR Podcast Episode 2
Hosted by Dr. Todd Riddle, Director of Global Education
EPISODE SUMMARY
Welcome to the FAKTR (Functional and Kinetic Treatment with Rehabilitation), podcast, covering the foundations of FAKTR, supplemental research, and implementation. A series of short courses you can take with you on your morning commute, while you’re at the gym, or whenever you feel like tuning in. Each episode’s structure is an educational course offering, so links to download the presentation notes are always here in the show description.
On our first episode, Dr. Riddle covers the importance of having a systematic approach to rehabilitation.
Download the course note packet here: https://pxlme.me/S1kJnhtq
Interested in watching the full webinar replay? View the full recorded webinar replay here: https://pxlme.me/f4b-FwtN

When it comes to patient care, do you have a “standard operating procedure” that you follow? A process that you use to guide your clinical decision making in every patient appointment without fail?
If you answered no to this question, then this podcast episode may cause you to ask yourself “why not?”
For over a decade, the FAKTR rehab system has served as a framework for clinical care-- guiding the clinical decision making of musculoskeletal healthcare practitioners on over 5 continents. While some mistakenly label FAKTR as a “technique,” the FAKTR rehab system is actually a rehab system that utilizes most any technique within its framework.
In our very first episode of the FAKTR podcast, our global director of education, Todd Riddle, DC, CCSP, CSCS, RKT, ICSC explains why you should have a systematic approach to rehabilitation and how doing so can improve your patient outcomes by providing streamlined assessments, improved diagnostic accuracy and more precise application of therapies.

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ABOUT DR. RIDDLE
Dr. Todd Riddle is a clinician, specializing in sports chiropractic and physical rehabilitation. Dr. Riddle earned his undergraduate degree in Exercise Science, with a concentration in Kinesiotherapy from the University of Toledo. Aside from being an honor student at Toledo, he was a two-sport athlete, playing quarterback and throwing the javelin for the Rockets. After graduation, Riddle worked for the University of Toledo’s Kinesiotherapy Center providing land and aquatic-based rehabilitation programs. Dr. Riddle harnessed his experience as a competitive athlete and therapist and began extensive work in the field of athletic and human performance. Dr. Riddle has coached/trained thousands of athletes, ranging from amateur to professional, including US national teams, NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB.
His passion for sports and human performance has carried over into his chiropractic career. He has served as the team doctor for several sports teams, including rugby, amateur/pro cycling and football. In 2018, Dr. Riddle was the official sports chiropractor for the historic Nigeria women’s bobsleigh and skeleton teams at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics. He has also had the distinct pleasure of working with other Olympic athletes from all over the world.
Dr. Riddle is also an accomplished international lecturer and post-graduate educator. He has served as an assistant professor on the faculty of two chiropractic colleges and is currently the Director of Education for Southeast Sports Seminars; teaching FAKTR and Dynamic Tape. He has presented all over North America, Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia. He also has served as a reviewer of scientific articles and books chapters related to sports medicine and rehabilitation.

Produced and Edited by Marissa McCool
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