Let's Get Physical the Podcast

Student Dr. Dubb
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The Let's Get Physical podcast is a capstone project created by student physical therapist Robbie Wright, also known as "Student Dr. Dubb." This podcast focuses on the intersection of business, education, and sports, with a particular emphasis on sports physical therapy. It serves as an educational platform designed to guide and mentor students aspiring to enter the field of sports physical therapy by offering practical insights and real-world experiences. The podcast incorporates interviews with professionals in Physical therapy and Pro athletes to provide valuable perspectives on career development and rehabilitation strategies. The goal is to fill the gap in making relatable content for students while fostering a sense of community and providing mentorship opportunities.

Episodes

  1. Ep. 6 - Honestly, Nevermind...

    08/05/2025

    Ep. 6 - Honestly, Nevermind...

    Hosted by: Student Dr. Dubb & D.C. (Digital Content) In this special solo episode, host Student Dr. Dubb steps away from the guest chair and opens up about the mission behind Let’s Get Physical and how it all started — as a capstone project turned passion platform. You’ll hear the vision, the roadblocks, the wins, and how the podcast is becoming a blueprint for future sports PTs, especially for those who look like him. 🔥 Highlights include: The real stats on Black PTs in professional sports, delivered by co-host D.C.How Let’s Get Physical is evolving with new segments, like “This or That” and audience Q&ABehind-the-scenes on building Wrightway Sports Medicine & PT and Wrightway PerformanceWhy creating a roadmap to the pros is about more than just "who you know"Hints at live podcast plans for CSM and a sneak peek into Season 2’s NFL/NBA/PT guest list🎯 Whether you’re a student, early-career PT, or someone navigating your own grind — this episode is for you. It’s honest, reflective, and packed with game. Next up? An exclusive interview with a former NFL running back and DeSoto High School legend who gives us the athlete’s side of rehab, recovery, and life after the league. 🎧 Subscribe now, drop your questions in the comments, and join the movement. This is Let’s Get Physical.

    20 min
  2. Ep. 5 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt. 4)

    08/05/2025

    Ep. 5 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt. 4)

    We’ve reached the final chapter of our 4-part conversation with Dr. Janese Malone — Super Bowl-winning physical therapist and athletic trainer with the Philadelphia Eagles — and we’re ending on a high note. Before diving in, D.C. drops his Playbook on how to get a mentor — and be the mentee they actually want to help. From finding the right people to building value and respecting their time, this is a blueprint you can use right now to start building the relationships that will open doors in your career. Then, Dr. Malone delivers powerful insight on: The real importance of networking in sports PT and how it’s shaped her careerHow her mentor’s guidance helped her land NFL opportunitiesBuilding relationships with coaches, athletic trainers, and every member of a pro sports medical teamAdvice for women in sports medicine — and any student chasing the dreamThis finale ties together everything we’ve covered — from education to sideline life — and leaves you with practical steps to start your own journey toward working at the highest level. 📌 Key Takeaways: Networking isn’t optional — it’s your lifeline in sports PTThe mentor-mentee relationship is a two-way streetBuilding trust with every professional in the building makes you betterHumility, hard work, and staying current are non-negotiables💬 Next episode, Episode 6, we switch gears as I open up about my own story, future goals, and what’s next for Let’s Get Physical. #SportsPT #NFLPT #LetsGetPhysicalPodcast #MentorshipMatters #AthleticTraining #WomenInSportsMedicine

    21 min
  3. Ep. 4 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt.3)

    08/05/2025

    Ep. 4 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt.3)

    We’re back with Part 3 of our exclusive conversation with Dr. Janese Malone — Super Bowl-winning physical therapist and athletic trainer for the Philadelphia Eagles. In this episode, your co-host D.C. drops his Fun Fact File on what it’s really like to be a PT on NFL sidelines — from the chaos of halftime sprints to the teamwork behind emergency on-field care. Then Dr. Malone takes us deeper into her journey, sharing: How mission work in Ghana shaped her clinical thinkingThe importance of shadowing, volunteering, and PFATS internshipsWhat it’s like to treat athletes from pee-wee to the prosA behind-the-scenes look at a “day in the life” as a sports PT in the NFLThe unpredictability, long hours, and rewards of game dayThis episode gives you the inside scoop on the grind, the passion, and the precision it takes to thrive at the pro level. 📌 Key Takeaways: Why international medical missions can be game-changing for your skill setThe value of exposure to athletes at all levelsHow pro sports PT schedules really run from morning to nightThe teamwork and adaptability needed to succeed on game day💬 Next up in Episode 5 — the mentorship deep dive. Dr. Malone shares her best advice on finding the right mentor and being the kind of mentee they want to help. Let’s Get Physical. #SportsPT #NFLPT #LetsGetPhysicalPodcast #AthleticTraining #SportsMedicine #SidelineLife

    19 min
  4. Ep. 3 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt.2)

    08/05/2025

    Ep. 3 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt.2)

    We’re back with Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Janese Malone — Super Bowl champ, dual-credentialed PT and ATC, and current seasonal athletic trainer/physical therapist with the Philadelphia Eagles. Before diving into the interview, D.C. drops his Data Drop on seven proven pathways to breaking into pro sports as a PT — from residencies to dual credentials, internships, and even private practice contracts. If working on the sidelines is your dream, you’ll want to take notes. Then, Dr. Malone gets into the real skills you need to succeed in sports PT — both clinical and non-clinical — and shares her advice on internships, clinical placements, and volunteer opportunities that can open doors to the pros. She breaks down how her athletic training background gave her an edge and how PFATS opportunities helped her land with NFL teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, Tennessee Titans, and now the Eagles. If you’re building your own roadmap to the league, this episode is full of actionable insight you can start applying now. Key Takeaways: 7 real-world pathways to professional sports PTThe must-have skills for thriving at the pro levelHow to find (and maximize) internships in sports medicineWhy communication and compassion matter as much as clinical expertise💬 Part 3 of this interview drops next episode — we’ll keep breaking down Dr. Malone’s playbook for success. Let’s Get Physical. #SportsPT #NFLPT #LetsGetPhysicalPodcast #AthleticTraining #SportsMedicine

    14 min
  5. Ep. 2 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt. 1)

    08/02/2025

    Ep. 2 - Triple Threat with Dr. Janese Malone (Pt. 1)

    Guest: Dr. Janese Malone, DPT, ATC – Philadelphia Eagles Hosted by: Student Dr. Dubb & D.C. (Digital Content) In this powerful episode, Let’s Get Physical welcomes Dr. Janese Malone — a Super Bowl-winning physical therapist and athletic trainer with the Philadelphia Eagles — for a candid and inspiring conversation about her unique journey to the pros. From tearing her ACL in high school to earning dual degrees and building a résumé filled with NFL experience, Dr. Malone proves what’s possible when purpose meets persistence. Tune in as she and host Student Dr. Dubb talk about: Her dual-degree path through Shenandoah UniversityHow she built experience without a sports residencyWhy an athletic training background can set you apartWhat it takes to thrive as a woman in the NFL sports medicine spaceHer honest take on certification, mentorship, and career routes in sports PTPlus, your AI co-host D.C. kicks things off with a highlight reel intro that sets the tone for greatness. This is more than an interview — it’s a blueprint for students, early-career professionals, and anyone dreaming of working at the highest level of sports. 🎧 Stay locked in for Part 2 of this interview in Episode 3. 💬 Have a question for Dr. Malone? Drop it in the comments or DMs — your voice might be featured in a future episode. Let’s Get Physical. #SportsPT #WomenInSportsMedicine #NFLPT #LetsGetPhysicalPodcast

    10 min
  6. Ep. 1 - The Prefix

    08/02/2025

    Ep. 1 - The Prefix

    Hosted by: Student Dr. Dubb (Robbie Wright) In this raw and personal debut, host Student Dr. Dubb, also known as Robbie Wright, kicks off Let’s Get Physicalwith heart, hustle, and purpose. Before the interviews and game-changing guests begin, Robbie sets the tone with his “why” behind the mic — sharing his journey as a student physical therapist and the real gaps he’s seen in sports PT education. You’ll hear: Why current PT curriculums leave athletes — and future sports PTs — underservedThe challenges and sacrifices of navigating DPT school as a Black man with ambitionWhy storytelling is the mentorship tool we’ve been missingWhat inspired him to create a locker room-style podcast for students and professionals alikePlus, you’ll meet D.C. (Digital Content), Robbie’s AI co-host, who’ll be dropping stats, facts, and fire throughout the season. Whether you're a PT student, an aspiring sports clinician, or someone looking for your voice in this field, this episode is for you. It’s real. It’s unfiltered. And it’s just the beginning. Next up? A Super Bowl-winning guest who’s breaking barriers as a woman in the NFL. Tap in.

    11 min
  • 6 Episodes

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The Let's Get Physical podcast is a capstone project created by student physical therapist Robbie Wright, also known as "Student Dr. Dubb." This podcast focuses on the intersection of business, education, and sports, with a particular emphasis on sports physical therapy. It serves as an educational platform designed to guide and mentor students aspiring to enter the field of sports physical therapy by offering practical insights and real-world experiences. The podcast incorporates interviews with professionals in Physical therapy and Pro athletes to provide valuable perspectives on career development and rehabilitation strategies. The goal is to fill the gap in making relatable content for students while fostering a sense of community and providing mentorship opportunities.

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