Stu Wilson walks us through what anterior ankle impingement is, risk factors, how it presents in the clinic, and how to treat it. A huge episode with tons of great info!

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Dr. Alissa Powers joins the show today to dive into everything hip labrum. She has had a special interest in hips for over 7 years and brings a ton of great knowledge to the show. The average timeline to get a correct diagnosis of a hip labrum tear is 22 months, don't be a part of that mess. Catch these early and help your patients live a pain free life.

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Did you know that energy expenditure goes up by as much as 20% during recovery from an injury? I didn't and if you have patients recovering from injury you reduce caloric intake due to fears of fat gain they may be slowing down there recovery. Listen to the show to learn more!

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Dr. Tyler Ready comes on to discuss the neurophysiology of headaches, classifying types of headaches, red flags you need to be aware of and how to screen them, and treating a headache once you have properly classified it. This episode is HUGE and has a ton of information you can take directly into the clinic.

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Dr. Teresa Schuemann joins us on the show today to discuss special considerations for youth female athletes. Teresa also does an amazing job of breaking down the componenets of the female athlete triad, how to screen for it, how to treat it, and when to refer to other professionals. If you have any questions about this please be sure to reach out the Teresa at [email protected].

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Today I sit down with Dr. Nolan Ripple to discuss the eval and treatment of endurance athletes, particularly those crazy enough to run 50 and 100 mile races. Nolan also talks about the delicate art of talking to runners about scaling back the volume of running.

This episode is HUGE! Dr. Dave Tilley shares an amazing amount of knowledge on how to examine, manage, and return and athlete to play who's suffered a spondy fracture. Dave also shares how the demands of sports and neuroendocrinology can be risk factors for this injury. Be sure to visits Dave's site www.shiftmovementscience.com to check out his new book that is FREE and packed with a ton of great content.

Dr. Zach Harmon breaks down how he utilizes isometrics to manage pain in the early phase of rehab and how he bridges the gap back to movement. Be sure to check out the other episodes and if you have questions or comments send them over to [email protected]

Today Dr. Lauren Hinrichs breaks down how she evaluates, treats, and returns to sport CrossFit athletes who come in with extension based low back pain. If you have any questions or want to learn more from Lauren please email her at [email protected]!!

Todays guest is Dr. Bernard Condevaux who comes with a HUGE amount of experience working with cyclist in the clinic and out at the races. He breaks down common injuries he sees, what causes them, and how to help you get cyclist out of pain. We also talk about bike set up and some common flaws he sees that lead to pain.