Rehab 2 Podcast R2P Podcast

Dr. Jordan Shallow, also known as The Muscle Doc wears multiple hats, and his expertise spans chiropractic care, strenghth and conditioning coaching, powerlifting and biomechanics. This episode is a glimpse into his background, the application of biomechanics, and changing the landscape by challenging traditional paradigms by integrating these elements. By this, his unique perspective has gained him recognition within the fitness industry as Jordan continues to make waves.

This episode hones in on all things assessment with Michele guiding us on what the FMS program has to offer. Primarily in the clinical setting we use SFMA, so we wanted to help followers understand the tactics of filtering the information during an assessment. How do we know what is most important? How do we then input treatment protocols to those findings? Michele does a tremendous job at walking us through world of incorporating SFMA into practice and developing a sniper rifle versus a shotgun. You won’t want to miss this one!

On this episode of the R2Podcast, the team sits down with R2P Advisory Board Member and owner of The Farm in Birmingham, Alabama - Dr. Beau Beard. We discuss his new course Art of Assessment and all things diagnosis. We hope you enjoy this episode and we can't wait to bring you more.

In this episode of the R2Podcast, we bring you the vibrant highlights from the 2024 R2P Symposium, where the focus was on the assessment and treatment of the upper extremity. Hear firsthand testimonials from speakers and attendees as they reflect on their learnings, the allure of the R2P Symposium, and the evolving landscape of upper extremity management and treatment. Join us on this illuminating journey of discovery and advancement in patient care.

On today's episode, Connor sits down with Dr. Ben Stevens to discuss all things chiropractic education and the pursuit of knowledge and expertise in our field. We hope you enjoy this episode and are looking forward to sitting down with many more leaders in our field in the future.

In this episode, we interview Dr. Seth Graham, a recent graduate from Logan University who shares his journey of becoming a chiropractor. We talk about his challenges, successes, and insights from his education and practice. Dr. Graham also reveals the difference of injury and pain, how we can differentiate between specific tissues when assessing, and methods to measuring progress of a patient utilizing the clinical audit process.