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Dr. Jon Ide-Don is a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in working with CrossFit athletes and Endurance Athletes. He also specializes in strength and conditioning for endurance athletes and people with orthopedic and neurological diagnoses. Currently, he teaches clinicians and coaches through continuing education courses with MobilityWOD, helping to educate people on how to utilize strength and conditioning and MobilityWOD concepts in the clinical and gym settings.

George and I talk about his recent transition from student to clinician as well as where some PT’s might not be as experienced as a personal trainer. George is constantly pushing his limits and is a man who wears many hats. He has his own podcast, is studying for the NPTE, and is currently pursuing other endeavors.

George is going to be exploring the golf rehab world and I know he is going to make a huge impact. If you want to reach out to George, hit him up on his IG which is located in the show notes.

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Max Lepage is a competitive natural bodybuilder and powerlifter originally from Quebec, Canada. He completed his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science at College of Charleston and is currently completing a Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In combination with his experience in academics and athletics, Max uses his personal history of injuries in an attempt to educate others on how to more effectively prevent and rehabilitate injuries and improve the overall training process.

Max and I discuss his current injuries and how his previous experiences have strengthened his current outlook regarding rehabilitation and returning to the platform.

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I've been reading "The E-Myth Revisited" and have been loving it. Today I wanted to quickly talk about one of the first concepts talked about. How all of us have an entrepreneur, a manager, and a technician inside us.

Bob Chang is a first year DPT student at Ithaca College. He has dreams of starting his own clinic/gym when he gets out of school. Bob has been trying to brand himself on social media (@gainstherapy) and been connecting with various mentors and influencers. He will talk about the struggles of trying to branch out, connect with other people while being a shy introvert.

This episode I discuss a perspective I learned on my current clinical rotation in the acute care setting and how we can use it in other areas of life.

Are you networking at the local, state, and national level? If not you should be, and I give tips on how you can go about doing that in this episode of Missing Monday.

Kurt McDowell is a Personal Trainer/Sports Coach at Southeast Hospital's gym Healthpoint and is currently in the beginning stages of starting is own online coaching company, Paragon Training Systems. He recently acquired both his Master's degree in Nutrition and Exercise and his C.S.C.S., and has plans in motion to attend East Tennessee State University for his PhD. in Sport Physiology.

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Ever have someone tell you about something and you have no idea what half the words they are saying mean? The same thing happens to our patients when we go into drawn out details. The K.I.S.S Principle aims to fix that.

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Is it ethical to encourage our patients to continue in a physical activity that they can become injured in? I give my opinion on this topic and hope to have some constructive conversations regarding this.

Send me a message through anchor with your thoughts, and connect with me on social media!