Sports Medicine Broadcast

Jeremy Jackson
Sports Medicine Broadcast

A podcast to promote and improve the profession of Athletic Training through real conversations about the topics WE want to know more about. Athletic Trainer and Sports Medicine Instructor Jeremy Jackson and colleagues engage various Sports Medicine professionals to promote and improve the profession of Athletic Training. www.sportsmedicinebroadcast.com Contact: @MrJeremyJackson

  1. OCT 16

    Athletic Dry Needling – Scott Dixon

    Working definition: Athletic dry needling vs non-athletic dry needling. There is not a difference between the wording.  We aim to take and make dry needling practical and easy to use. We filmed professional-quality videos that are included in the course. What got you started in Dry Needling? I took 12 CEUs per year for 10 years What is your favorite application? The cervical seems to give the biggest outcomes I love when people are stumped or out of options and willing to try anything Weirdest needle Needling has a systemic effect Pelvic floor dry needling There are a lot of barriers to entry for the secondary school AT.   How do you walk through those? Get the waiver specific to dry needling. Use a lot less needles Include stim and needles to reduce the number of needles needed. Typically I use 16 -20 needles Young kids, I use less than 10. If someone is scared of needles, can they do this course? We get this often. I try to get them to try a few and see We have only had one person no-show on the next day due to the fear of needles When would you apply E-stim to needling? Allows you to dose needling - essentially make it more or less intense. Best used for pain mitigation If they are hesitant Find out their objections You can have anything in the world you want if you help enough people get what they want. - Zig Zigler Call to action: use SportsMedicineBroadcast.com/DryNeedling for your exclusive discount Contact Us Scott Dixon - AthleticDryNeedling@gmail.com Scott - 904-853-1921 Jeremy Jackson -

    28 min
  2. SEP 30

    Adoptive Dad Mark Husen

    Mark, where are you from and how did you get into Athletic Training? A family friend owned the Milwaukee Bucks We used to landscape his yard. I was a sophomore or junior in high school and got connected with the Bucks AT. Went through the Internship route Worked Minor league baseball with the Brewers Started working with Bellin Health after my internship Passed on a low A ball job and stayed with Bellin Tell some of your family origin story…did you have kids, tried but couldn’t, chose to not do natural childbirth… Been married since 2010 One month before our wedding my wife-to-be ran a marathon and collapsed most of the way through. 2 months into our marriage she did a tilt table test and learned she had low blood pressure. 2011 convention in New Orleans and she was still running She had a cardiac incident while in the pool…as in she actually died. She ended up needing an internal defibrillator. Talk about your adoption journey. We were trying to have kids, but the heart meds were possibly affecting her. We started using IVF and failed once, tried again and then my dad fell and broke his femur.  Then we learned that it failed again. It was heart breaking. Then my dad passed away the next week. Most of the football season was a blur due to all of the family trauma. My wife took the lead in looking into adoption. We did not know if we wanted local, foreign, foster care, straight adopt. We connected with adopt help out of California and a social work back here. Once people know, the stories started coming out of the woodworks.  Lots of people I knew were affected by adoption in one way or another. April 1st, 2014 we went live with our adoption.  Which was coincidentally our birth mom’s birthday. What conversations have you had with other ATs about the choice to adopt? Our adoption is open. We get lots of friends asking us to speak to friends in family in similar situations. Our son knows he has a birth mother and a mom and dad here. Contact Mark: IG, Twitter Jeremy - SportsMedicineBroadcast on IG

    36 min
4.6
out of 5
44 Ratings

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A podcast to promote and improve the profession of Athletic Training through real conversations about the topics WE want to know more about. Athletic Trainer and Sports Medicine Instructor Jeremy Jackson and colleagues engage various Sports Medicine professionals to promote and improve the profession of Athletic Training. www.sportsmedicinebroadcast.com Contact: @MrJeremyJackson

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