Listen as George Muha and physical therapist from Professional PT and Training in Madison Jay Rosania interview freshman Chatham distance runner Ryan Beegle. Ryan came on the Morris County distance running scene fast and furious first as a letter winner on cross country and is currently 2nd in the County for the 1600. In this podcast Ryan talks about how he credits going to physical therapy at Professional PT and Training to stay ahead of his health and potential injury for a lot of his success.

Listen as George Muha and Karen Muha with Morris Sussex Sports, Celeste Romano from Creative License Publishing and Dr. Nick Molinaro, sport psychologist, from Performance in Mind discuss the social pressures that a lot of parents find themselves intertwined with being a parent of an athlete.

George Muha interviews Gary Vesper, owner of Driven Fitness & Performance in Succasunna, about his experience helping athletes to become impact players on the field.  Along with Gary are rising senior Randolph football players Justin Townsend and Aden Koenigsberg who also work with Gary.  Justin and Aden talk about all the preparation go into a senior year in which the goal is to win a state championship.

Listen as George Muha interviews wrestling guru Don Brower about the state of wrestling heading into the Morris County Championships!

Listen as George Muha interviews long time Mountain Lakes lacrosse coach Tim Flynn as he recounts his amazing 41-year career from starting the Lakers lacrosse program through winning the Tournament of Champions just last year.  Also joining the podcast is current sophomore player Ryan McLaughlin.

Listen as Don Brower of MorrisCountyHSWrestling.com breaks down last week's matches and ranks his Top 10 Morris-Sussex wrestling teams for this week.  

Listen as George Muha interviews MorrisCountyHSWrestling.com's Don Brower to break down every Morris-Sussex wrestling team, rank his Top 10 teams and talks about all the happenings this week around the wrestling scene.

Listen as George Muha interviews MorrisCountyHSWrestling.com's Don Brower to break down every Morris-Sussex wrestling team, rank his Top 10 teams and share which wrestlers he thinks are built to go the distance in 2020.  

Every year, Morris Sussex Sports publishes it's postseason football awards as a way to honor all of the players and memorialize the season that just was. Early on, we would affectionately call this team the "All Unruly Team" and some people still refer to these awards as that. Officially the All Morris Sussex Team, this is our way to tip our cap to the players, coaches, cheerleaders, fans, parents, marching band members and families that have dedicated themselves to this year.

The writers at Morris Sussex Sports have poured over video, talked to coaches, compared statistics and read all of our game notes to come up with who we felt deserved recognition. And although we are distinguishing certain athletes with different honors, we recognize that every football deserves a nod. We know that there are players that stuck it out for four years and because their number was wasn't called, they never stepped onto the varsity field. And although they may not be recognized by in the All Morris Sussex Sports Team, they are just as much of a gladiator as the leading scorer on their team.

With that said, we hope every Morris-Sussex football player takes pride in their fellow teammates that are recognized in the 2019 All Morris Sussex Sports Team.

In this episode, George Muha interviews Hanover Park hockey and lacrosse player Michael Shauger who talks about his athletic journey and his recent recovery from injury. With him on the podcast are Professional Physical Therapy and Training's Matthew Riordan and Jay Rosania who talk first hand about Shauger's resiliency through his physical therapy journey.

Shauger went to Professional Physical Therapy and Training for low back pain, bilateral hip tightness and pain, and right shoulder pain (possible SLAP lesion). He initially complained of his lower back and hips constantly feeling tight and painful, noting achy pain and tension on a daily basis. His goals are to resolve his low back pain, loosen up his hips, and return to ice hockey without pain or discomfort.

He attended other physical therapy facilities but found that he was not getting the care and individualized attention that he found at Professional Physical and Training and he sites how the difference in care made all the difference in the world.