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Sports Medicine Weekly Sports Medicine Weekly™
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4.5 • 13 Ratings
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The Sports Enthusiast's Official Resource for Fitness, Nutrition, Injury Prevention and Treatment
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Mental Health & Wellness In Sports with Guest Natalie Graves
Dr. Brian Cole is joined by Natalie Graves, an expert in mental health for athletes. Natalie specializes in athletes’ mental health and wellness at all levels, helping this unique group maximize success both on and off the field.
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Using Light Therapy To Treat Certain Medical Conditions
Dr. Brian Cole explains how light therapy, sometimes called phototherapy, can be used to treat certain medical conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, or other health conditions like seasonal affective disorder.
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The Most Common Pickleball Injuries
In this episode, Dr. Brian Cole is joined by Brandon Abonce, PT, DPT from RUSH Physical Therapy to talk about the most common pickleball injuries.
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The Physical Demands of Gymnastics
Dr. Brian Cole is joined by Brad Trompeter, a physical therapist from RUSH Physical Therapy , and former gymnast, to discuss the physical demands placed on gymnasts and common injuries that occur.
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NextName: A Unique Offering to Support College Athletes
On this episode, Dr. Brian Cole is joined by Steve Thayer from NextName, a platform designed to support collegiate athletes and teams through the sale of digital collectibles.
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The Relationship Between Inflammation and Your Diet
Through research, we’re learning that some of the best solutions for reducing inflammation are not necessarily found in the medicine cabinet, but in the refrigerator. On this episode, Dr. Brian Cole talks to certified Integrative Health Coach and Lifestyle Practitioner Karen Malkin about inflammation and how to fight it with an anti-inflammatory diet.
Customer Reviews
Disappointing Tennia elbow discussion
The episode discussing tennis elbow failed todisappointing discuss any of the alternative treatments including ESWT which is approved as a treatment modality for tennis elbow. Also I personally was treated with PRP and it worked. To discuss surgery before mentioning other approach’s was disappointing.
Sport medicine is comprehensive and all legitimate approach’s deserve at least a mention.