KinetiKoach Alex Graham, CES, joins us to explain what functional fatigue is, how we can measure it, and how we can apply it to ourselves and athletes. 

Functional fatigue is not a theory that is specific to athletes. This is something that should be tracked in everyone. If you get to certain point where you can't do basic functional movements well (but you normally can) you may be experiencing functional fatigue. Alex breaks this down for us and helps us to understand the theory a little better.

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In this episode, author Patrick McKeown joins us and talks about how breathing affects tissue health, athletic performance, asthma and overall health. 

Patrick is the author of the Oxygen Advantage and speaks all over the world about changing our breathing habits to improve our health.

He calls in from Ireland in this episode so please understand the audio quality will change with remote kasts.

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The Broken to Unbroken podcast host, Dr. Nick Askey, is joining us for our first collaboration piece.

Dr. Askey talks about great toe extension and how it can affect your functional movement patterns up the kinetic chain. 

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Dr. Heather Linden, the UFC Director of Physical Therapy, and Boddy Gaisford, the Physical Therapy Clinic Manager, share their knowledge about assessment, treatments of and common injuries in UFC athletes. 

You can't teach the experience these 2 have, but they try and share what they believe to be the best methods when working with some of the best athletes in the world. 

Many of the concepts that we discuss in the episode can be measured and tracked by Kinetisense, the 3D functional movement screening technology. 

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This episode brings back CEO and co-founder of Kinetisense, Dr. Ryan Comeau.

Previously, Dr. Comeau spoke about his experience with concussion in his past. On this episode, he talks about assessment, treatment and management of concussion. Ryan also talks about why it is important to gather objective balance data for PI cases, insurance reimbursement, management of an athlete, and even whiplash cases.

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In this episode, Dr. Davis McAlister talks about the importance of moving functionally in sports at all levels. 

He also talks about the importance of assessing different positions in sports and unique body types to help the athletes perform at an advanced level.

If you would like to have Dr. McAlister speak at your event, he can be reached by email at [email protected].

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In this episode, Rich talks about his drive and how he was able to reach the championship level. He also talks about his past injuries and treatments. This includes knee injections, surgeries, and treatments from DC's, PT's and DO's. 

Rich offers some advice to practitioners looking to work with high level athletes, people looking to move forward in their life of function using CrossFit, and to anyone who may be thinking about going to a healthcare provider to receive treatment.

This is a powerful episode. 

Michael Mills, a paraplegic CrossFitter who owns a world record, joins us to share some information with anyone who works with the human body. 

Mike talks about his world record, how he was paralyzed, how CrossFit has helped him and the best ways to help a person with a permanent biomechanical change.

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In this episode, former chiropractor of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and current president of Parker University, Dr. Bill Morgan gives his take on why knowledge of biomechanics and motion capture are a necessity in healthcare.

Dr. Morgan also shares some of his experiences in the clinic which include preventing amputations with chiropractic work. 

In this episode, CEO and co-founder of Kinetisense, Dr. Ryan Comeau, speaks about how and why Kinetisense was created, how movement has become an ecosystem between practitioners and trainers, and implementation strategies for chiro's, PT's, AT's and trainers.