546: Dr. Emily Scherb: Working with Circus Artists Beyond the Bigtop
In this episode, Circus Medicine Specialist, Emily Scherb, talks about all things circus.
Today, Emily talks about recreational circus, how physical therapy comes into play, common circus injuries, and the things physical therapists should be aware of. How is "circus" defined?
Hear about importan…
Emily Scherb – Circus Specialist
Welcome to Dance Med Spotlight, where we talk about all things dance medicine. Today, our host, Alyssa Arms, is talking with guest Dr. Emily Scherb, PT, DPT.
Our Guest: Emily Scherb
Dr. Emily Scherb, PT, DPT is a physical therapist and owner of The Circus Doc. She is also an educator, …
666: Dr. Emily Scherb: Learning the Ropes of Circus Specific Care
I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Emily Scherb, also known as the Circus Doc, on the latest episode of the Healthy, Wealthy, and Smart podcast. Dr. Scherb shared valuable insights into the world of circus arts and how healthcare providers can support circus performers in achieving their goals…
666: Dr. Emily Scherb: Learning the Ropes of Circus Specific Care
I had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Emily Scherb, also known as the Circus Doc, on the latest episode of the Healthy, Wealthy, and Smart podcast. Dr. Scherb shared valuable insights into the world of circus arts and how healthcare providers can support circus performers in achieving their goals…
How to Use Science to Make Pole Training Easier & More Efficient
Hello Pole Dancer and welcome to a new episode of Science of Slink, the podcast where we talk about the research on movement, explore social constructs, and explore how movement helps mental health. Join me on this podcast journey by subscribing to the podcast and signing up for my monthly newslett…
Insights for PTs Treating Performing Artists
Join the members of the PASIG for the Performing Arts Panel. Hear from Emily Scherb, PT, DPT, Kristen Hope Schuyten PT, DPT, Melissa Strzelinski, PT, MPT, PhD, and Janice Ying, PT, DPT, to discover how they care for the unique populations of circus artists, dancers, figure skaters and musicians. In…
Learn How to Assess and Treat Hypermobility in Circus and Performing Artists
In this Performing Arts SIG panel, PASIG Vice President of Education Melissa Kolski, PT, leads an expert discussion featuring a lineup of clinicians deeply embedded in the world of circus and performing arts: Heather Heineman, PT, DPT, OCS, WCS; Emily Scherb, PT, DPT (author of Aerial Athletes: Fly…
Circus Is a Sport. Treat It Like One.
Circus Is Sport — So Why Aren’t We Treating It That Way?Performing artists train like elite athletes — but they’re rarely treated like them in healthcare.
In this episode, Emily Scherb (The Circus Doc) shares:
How she transitioned from professional circus performer to PT
Why circus participation i…
Stronger Shoulders for Pole Dance
Dr. Rosy Boa explains why pole dancers need strong, stable shoulders for hanging, spinning, climbing, and inverted work, outlining shoulder anatomy and key movement demands. She reviews general strength patterns used in pole—horizontal and vertical push/pull—and emphasizes the importance of isometr…
Flexibility as a Liability: What Circus Teaches Us about Hypermobility w/ Dr. Emily Scherb (Ep 210)
What if being “naturally flexible” is actually the thing putting you at risk for injury?
Dr. Linda Bluestein welcomes back Dr. Emily Scherb, known as The Circus Doc, for a fascinating conversation about what circus performers can teach all hypermobile people about flexibility, strength, joint cont…
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