In this week's episode of the Motusi Force Matters Podcast, host Jon Eng and Jaydee Romick delve into the world of optimizing patient care with guest Jason Tuori. As a sports physical therapist, Jason specializes in helping patients get back to their favorite sports and activities after injury. In this engaging conversation, he shares his insights on how to assess and improve hamstring capacity using nordic boards, a powerful tool for testing and rehabilitating injured athletes. Jason also discusses the key hallmarks of safely returning to running after an injury, and shares his practical tips for providing the best possible care to patients eager to get back to play. Whether you're a healthcare professional, an athlete, or simply someone interested in learning more about injury prevention and recovery, this episode is not to be missed. Tune in now to discover the secrets of optimizing patient care from one of the leading experts in the field!

On this week's episode of the Motusi Team's Force Matters Podcast, hosts Jaydee Romick and Jon Eng recap CSM 2023, discussing the latest technological advancements in physical therapy and how new tech can elevate the future of the field. Jaydee and Jon then lead us through the importance of pushing the envelope and trying new ideas to maximize patient care.

Join us on the latest episode of the Motion Science podcast, where we chat with Zachary Gabor about his remote-based rehab practice. Zach's approach to consistency over time has led him to reimagine his practice, resulting in a sustainable and profitable model that provides better care to his patients. Through leveraging technology and innovative techniques, Zach is successfully improving chronic pain in his patients and finding immense personal satisfaction in his work. Don't miss this insightful conversation for valuable insights into the world of remote-based rehab practice.

Erik Meira joins the Force Matters podcast team to discuss shifts in the PT business model, tools for getting accurate measurements, making judgment calls on return to play, balancing the risk of injury versus performance, analyzing force load, and much more. A must-listen for PTs, athletes, and anyone interested in sports, technology, and medicine.

Get ready for a transformative episode of Force Matters with Jaydee Romick and Jon Eng. Discover invaluable insights on a range of essential topics, from advanced techniques for isolating muscles to expert advice on treating post-op patients and those with asymmetry. Plus, explore the power of the strength, length, and control analysis method to optimize your patients' outcomes.

Hear new research on overcoming tendon injuries with tendon expert and member of the Motion Science Team, Tyler Cuddeford. Join Jon Eng and Jaydee Romick as they delve deep into the latest research on tendon remodeling and reveal the most effective exercises and strategies for rehabilitating patients.

In this episode, Jon Eng, Jaydee Romick, and Tyler Cuddeford of the Force Matter Team discuss the APTA CSM conference and the importance of planning, setting goals, and actively engaging with fellow attendees and speakers. Their number one advice is to overcome your trepidation about speaking to those PT rockstars; instead, connect with them beforehand, such as through LinkedIn or email, and set up a time to meet with them during a break or at their exhibit booth. Make the most of your opportunity to learn, network, and grow professionally.

Hey Force Matters subscribers—We will be doing live demos of the Motusi technology at this year’s CSM conference. Find us at booth #2844. We would love to meet up.

Just starting your practice or looking to harness upcoming technologies to stay ahead of the curve? Tune in, as co-host JayDee Romick interviews co-founder and Chief Clinical Officer Jon Eng as they discuss the importance of being a driver of new technologies instead of resisting change. JayDee and Jon talk over new, game-changing tech that is reshaping the field of physical therapy as well as new additions coming to Motusi. And don't miss it as both hosts share what tips and tricks, software, and tools they have had success with in their clinics, and how PTs, regardless of experience, can take advantage of technologies already available to improve their practice. Thanks for listening, and please subscribe to this podcast.

How do you stay ahead of the curve in a field constantly being changed by technology? Listen in as Jon Eng interviews Jaydee Romick, Force Matters co-host, clinic Director, and Adjunct Professor at George Fox University explains the 5 chimp theory when asked about how to stay informed and innovative in the PT field. She also cites the importance of leveling up the quality of information you consume in order to stay relevant which in turn helps you level up the health and wellness of your patients.

Jon Eng is the co-host in the hot seat today, interviewed by fellow co-host Jaydee Romick. Jon leads us through his transition from PT clinic owner to startup co-founder and his goal to develop a technology that augments the PT clinician, not replaces them. Jon started with the basics of biomechanics history—loads and forces on the body. The outcome was developing a technology that makes the invisible visible—showing PTs the loads and forces on the body. The engagement with patients is so different now that they can easily see what their movement looks like—the objective data—they get it, they understand what’s going on, and the clinician can accelerate the conversation with the patients about how to improve instead of spending time on convincing them what the problem is. Listen in and hear how Jon sees this technology shaping the future of physical therapy. Thanks for listening, and please subscribe to this podcast.