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Joining us today on the podcast is Dr. Stacey Dault. Dr. Dault is a Sports Medicine physician and is welcomed to the pod by Paul, Dan, Bekah, and Sara. The group discusses the importance of movement literacy and plyometric training in pre-pubescent athletes. The discussion is guided by an article from the American Academy of Pediatrics published in 2020!
Only 9% of research in sports medicine is dedicated to female athletes. Paul and Dan are once again joined by Bekah Hibbert and Keisuke Kanno to discuss strategies to connect with your female athletes and extrapolate the current research to help your patients achieve. To learn more about the female athlete, please join us at The Huddle, in Phoenix AZ, March 10 and 11!
As we get closer to The Huddle 2023, Dan, Paul, and Bekah discuss a common and frequent sports injury, ankle sprains. Patrick Mahomes just suffered an acute ankle sprain and thus we felt it appropriate to discuss our treatment strategies to address this common injury! At The Huddle 2023, attendees will learn additional strategies to what you hear on the podcast today, so join us March 10-11, 2023 in Phoenix, AZ!
Another Huddle speaker spotlight, as Dan and Bekah are joined by Dr. Melody Hrubes, MD today. The three discuss the Professional Performer and the demands to keep these athletes on the stage! Dr. Hrubes will be a featured speaker again at The Huddle on March 10 and 11, 2023 in Phoenix, AZ. Below is the link to the sports science discussed in today's episode! https://www.espnfrontrow.com/2016/11/espn-sport-science-takes-disneys-lion-king-lab/
Attention, Huddle Speaker Spotlight! Jesse Elis, PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, COMT, CSCS, FAAOMPT joins Dan, Paul and Bekah today to discuss a crucial component of sports rehabilitation, acceleration and deceleration. To hear more from Jesse Elis and other incredible speakers, join us at The Huddle 2023!
Being a good consumer of research is part of our professional responsibility. Today, Dan Miriovsky is joined by Paul Gagliano and Keisuke Kanno to discuss levels of evidence and how we find time to integrate research into our clinical practice. The three discuss not underestimating the power of the patient in front of you to assist with building your body of knowledge. There are some incredible nuggets to assist with developing pattern recognition and clinical reasoning for daily benefits.
Being a good consumer of research is a crucial aspect of our professional responsibility. Today, Paul Gagliano is joined by Keisuke Kanno and Dan Miriovsky to continue the series, More Research is Needed. The three discuss the question whether or not research can be wrong. They discuss two different articles during this episode, "Formal Physical Therapy after Total Hip Arthroplasty is Not Required" and "Outcomes of Total Hip Arthroplasty: A Study of Patients One Year Postsurgery."
The statistics are staggering...our role is crucial. Tune in as Paul Gagliano leads a discussion with Keisuke Kanno and Dan Miriovsky, on the epidemic of UCL injuries and the responsibility of the physical therapist in management and education.
Our popular series makes a triumph return in 2022 as Dan Miriovsky is joined by Keisuke Kanno and John Kline to discuss ankle sprains. The three take time to not only discuss commonly found exercises on google, but they integrate a review article published in December of 2020 in the World Journal of Orthopedics, 'Acute ankle sprains in athletes: Clinical aspects and algorithmic approach' to drive the discussion.
The second edition of "More Research is Needed" with a practical example on how to read and interrupt research. Paul Gagliano, Keisuke Kanno and Dan Miriovsky join together to discuss, "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Open Chain Exercises after ACL Reconstruction" from JOSPT Sept 2020. They discuss the three main points of the article and how it can be utilized during programming for patients.