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How a Physical Therapist Became a YouTuber with Dr. Renee Ostertag
Physical Therapists help people who get injured improve their range of movement and quality of life by strengthening their muscles. Dr. Renee Ostertag’s YouTube channel is a great place to find simple exercises to make you feel better after sitting too much or not moving enough.
Dr. Renee Ostertag is both a PT and Psychotherapist who focuses on Mind-Body Relationship Therapy. Dr. Renee believes that regulating the nervous system is the key to freeing yourself from the damaging effects of trauma, lessening physical pain, and satisfying the curious mind. Dr. Renee’s focus is on eliminating pain without drugs, surgery, or expensive procedures that will keep you dependent on others.
In today’s podcast, Grant and Dr. Renee Ostertag share about Dr. Renee’s YouTube success and how it all started. Dr. Renee’s YouTube channel has reached almost 35,000 subscribers by helping them accomplish their wellness goals.
Check out the Episode Highlights
00:34 The secret behind Dr. Renee’s seaweed arms exercise
03:20 Dr. Renee’s business aside from her YouTube channel
05:40 How YouTube affect Dr. Renee’s practice as a Physical Therapist
07:11 The difference between helping people in-person versus online
12:45 Dr. Renee’s gift of listening to people
15:17 Dr. Renee’s advice to people who want to succeed
18:53 The key to finding the balance between intellect and intuition
21:50 Dr. Renee’s philosophy for her YouTube channel
24:51 Dr. Renee’s YouTube channel journey
26:18 How Dr. Renee’s videos on Facebook give traction to her channel
29:27 Dr. Renee’s overwhelming YouTube success
31:19 How Dr. Renee handles negative comments on her channel
34:08 Dr. Renee’s posture tips to people who sit too much
38:12 Dr. Renee’s advice to YouTube starters
Links/ Resources Mentioned
Follow Renee Ostertag’s Instagram
Like and subscribe to Renee Ostertag’s Facebook
Watch Renee Ostertag’s latest videos on Tiktok
Check out the Renee Ostertag website
Renee Ostertag's YouTube channel
Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channel
Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration.
Check out Grant and Augie’s Channels below:
Grant Ball
Treesicle
Augie Johnston
Vidchops
Baller Boot Camp
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By Augie Johnston & Grant BallPhysical Therapists help people who get injured improve their range of movement and quality of life by strengthening their muscles. Dr. Renee Ostertag’s YouTube channel is a great place to find simple exercises to make you feel better after sitting too much or not moving enough.
Dr. Renee Ostertag is both a PT and Psychotherapist who focuses on Mind-Body Relationship Therapy. Dr. Renee believes that regulating the nervous system is the key to freeing yourself from the damaging effects of trauma, lessening physical pain, and satisfying the curious mind. Dr. Renee’s focus is on eliminating pain without drugs, surgery, or expensive procedures that will keep you dependent on others.
In today’s podcast, Grant and Dr. Renee Ostertag share about Dr. Renee’s YouTube success and how it all started. Dr. Renee’s YouTube channel has reached almost 35,000 subscribers by helping them accomplish their wellness goals.
Check out the Episode Highlights
00:34 The secret behind Dr. Renee’s seaweed arms exercise
03:20 Dr. Renee’s business aside from her YouTube channel
05:40 How YouTube affect Dr. Renee’s practice as a Physical Therapist
07:11 The difference between helping people in-person versus online
12:45 Dr. Renee’s gift of listening to people
15:17 Dr. Renee’s advice to people who want to succeed
18:53 The key to finding the balance between intellect and intuition
21:50 Dr. Renee’s philosophy for her YouTube channel
24:51 Dr. Renee’s YouTube channel journey
26:18 How Dr. Renee’s videos on Facebook give traction to her channel
29:27 Dr. Renee’s overwhelming YouTube success
31:19 How Dr. Renee handles negative comments on her channel
34:08 Dr. Renee’s posture tips to people who sit too much
38:12 Dr. Renee’s advice to YouTube starters
Links/ Resources Mentioned
Follow Renee Ostertag’s Instagram
Like and subscribe to Renee Ostertag’s Facebook
Watch Renee Ostertag’s latest videos on Tiktok
Check out the Renee Ostertag website
Renee Ostertag's YouTube channel
Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channel
Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration.
Check out Grant and Augie’s Channels below:
Grant Ball
Treesicle
Augie Johnston
Vidchops
Baller Boot Camp