Tony & Russ review three challenging cases in the clinic and work through the decision making process in each one.

Tony & Russ unveil the research project under KIME HPI - To track injury rates, performance metrics, and bio-psychosocial factors in youth athletes. Find out how KIME's High Performance Sports Medicine Directors will test and guide youth athletes and teams. If you would like to engage with us in this project please email us at [email protected]

KIME is excited to introduce our non profit organization, KIME Human Performance Institute. This is 20 years in the making and a longtime goal of KIME to give back to the profession and the community, KIME HPI will support the development of youth sports and injury prevention through dedicated research and education. Impact level.....LEGACY!

Sports Medicine at KIME Performance, what is it? Listen to Tony & Russ discuss the principals we believe are fundamental to practicing sports medicine at elite levels and the mindset needed to deliver excellence.

Tony & Russ discuss the importance of athletic testing and how the data can be used to prevent injury, strengthen the individual and improving the team.

In this action packed episode Tony & Russ share their thoughts on the power of a good team, how the recent SCOTUS decision on the Chevron Doctrine can change the healthcare industry and the exciting opening of KIME Las Vegas!

Tony & Russ discuss how posture plays a role in health, athletic ability, personality and attitude.

Tony and Russ discuss the steps, education and recommended resources to become a sports medicine physical therapist. KIME has created four phases of training designed to elevate therapists to elite levels of practice.

One of our favorite episodes from Season 1 of KIMEcast. Robert James Turbin is an NFL running back. He played college football for the Utah State Aggies, and was drafted in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft by the Seahawks. With the Seahawks, he won Super Bowl XLVIII over the Denver Broncos. In this episode, we talk about his journey to football, how he's overcome adversity along the way, what he's learned in his years of training and rehab, and what separates the good and the great.

Tony & Russ discuss philosophical razors and how they guide reasoning and simplify explanations in sports medicine and business. The term "razor" suggests cutting away complexities and assumptions to get to the simplest truth.