True Sports Physical Therapy Podcast True Sports Physical Therapy

Join us as Jack Rasmussen shares the science and development process behind this revolutionary cleat, explaining how its unique design can help minimize the risk of ACL injuries. We’ll discuss the biomechanics involved, the testing and validation of the cleat, and real-world applications and results.

Join us as Ryan Ripken shares his insights and expertise on UCL (Ulnar Collateral Ligament) injuries, drawing from his experiences in professional baseball. We discuss the biomechanics of pitching, the risk factors for UCL injuries, and the latest rehabilitation and surgical techniques designed to help athletes recover and return to peak performance.

Join us as Dr. Vertucci shares his expertise on the biomechanics of hip and groin injuries, the impact of these injuries on performance, and the best practices for rehabilitation and prevention. Learn about specific exercises, manual therapy techniques, and return-to-play protocols tailored to the unique demands of soccer athletes.

Join us as Dr. Jankowski shares her experiences, tips, and practical advice for new graduates looking to fast-track their expertise and make a significant impact in the field. From continuing education and mentorship to staying updated with the latest research and best practices, Dr. Jankowski provides a roadmap for new graduates aiming to establish themselves as knowledgeable and skilled practitioners.

Join us as Dr. Burgess shares his strategies for leveraging social media to build a massive following, connect with a broader audience, and provide valuable health and fitness content. Additionally, we’ll explore the benefits and challenges of virtual physical therapy, including tips for delivering high-quality care and maintaining patient engagement in a remote setting.

Join us as Dr. Phillips, a former professional hockey player turned physical therapist, shares his unique insights and expertise on the specific challenges faced by goalies. He discusses tailored rehab protocols, injury prevention techniques, and the importance of sport-specific conditioning to ensure goalies return to the ice stronger and more resilient.