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Stati Uniti
150 episodi
da 13 Luglio 2020
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Travel PT is the fastest way to find out what kind of clinician you are. Most new grads jump in blind.Dr. Payne Harrison explains how to do it right. In this episode, we break down what a travel PT career actually looks like, from contract math to holding your clinical standards in clinics that don…

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Isokinetics isn't the dusty lab equipment you remember from school. It's a clinical weapon most PTs never learn to use.In this episode, John Allan Furgeson, DPT sits down with Dr. Daniel Bodkin to break down why isokinetic testing and treatment deserve a real spot in your return-to-sport protocol, …
Most clinicians wait too long to introduce sprinting mechanics in rehab, then wonder why the jump to full speed feels like zero to a hundred.John Allan Furgeson, DPT, sits down with Dr. Azita Nejaddehghan to break down how to scale acceleration and deceleration work down to technical, low-load piec…
Rigid periodization plans die the moment a season starts. This coach provides us his tips and tricks for building this into his athlete's program. John Allan Furgeson, DPT sits down with Coach Matt Schuler, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at McDaniel College, to break down what a provider-led,…
Private equity doesn't have to be the villain of healthcare, but it changes the math. When non-providers start running provider spaces, the metrics shift from patient outcomes to productivity targets, and staff feel that pressure first.In this episode, John Allan, DPT sits down with Dr. Josh Funk, …
Most clinicians think about return to sport as the finish line. What gets missed is everything that happens before that — the off-season decisions, the testing philosophy, and the role clarity that actually determines whether an athlete comes back stronger. In this episode, John Allan, DPT sits dow…
Most clinicians focus on what they do to a patient. What they miss is everything happening before that ever starts. In this episode, John Allan, DPT sits down with Dr. Katie Dabrowski, co-owner of Old Bull Athletics and neuroscience faculty at Nova Southeastern University, to break down the control…
Most clinicians treat a concussion and move on. What they miss is what happens next. In this episode, John Allan, DPT sits down with Dr. Olivia Abdoo, DPT, SCS, CPSS, CSCS to break down one of the most underrecognized findings in sports medicine: athletes who sustain a concussion are 58% more likel…
Combat sports don't fit neatly into a rehab template. The demands are different, the risk tolerance is different, and the athlete in front of you is wired differently than anyone else you'll treat. In this episode, John Allan, DPT sits down with Dr. Hector Wang to break down what it actually takes …
Most athletes train hard. Few train smart enough to actually get faster, more powerful, and more explosive. In this episode, John Allan, DPT is joined by Dr. Josh Sproul to break down the science behind building real athleticism, from the stretch shortening cycle to French Contrast Training and acc…
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