March has been a whirlwind of activity with lots of equine events, despite the cold weather. Destri & Becky recap the month, plus have some fun extracurricular activities to talk about! This episode shows the lighter side of our Pivot Point Professionals!

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In this episode of "Pivot Point of View", Becky & Destri get the opportunity to chat with Dr. Jordan Barber, acupuncturist and pain management specialist, about different ways to manage pain issues, from use of techniques such as trigger point work with acupuncture or dry needling, and then also working to correct the issues that created the trigger point in the first place.

Dr Barber feels there is a unique set of issues that develop for people that spend time in the saddle, whether it is a saddle on a horse or a bicycle. Time in the saddle can create issues with the pelvic floor in both men and women.

Jordan also has a passion for helping other healthcare workers find their vision and passion for their practices, with patient centered treatments that align with helping the patient find ways to successfully manage their health beyond the traditional confines of the current healthcare system.

He recently published "Realigning Medicine" as a guide for practitioners to take control of their healthcare practice. Find out more about Dr. Barber and his practices and book at https://drjordanbarber.com/

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In this episode of Pivot Point of View, Dru Stewart from the Equine Network stops by to talk about his journey from roping and creating content on YouTube, to training to run a 100k Trail Ultra. Dru and Destri also talk about how physical changes in your body can affect your roping, from riding different horses to the roping classification number system. Then, Dru talks about the Timed Event Finals and his experience training for this Iron Man event. Lots of great content in this episode, stay hooked, you won't want to miss it!

This mother daughter duo is fun to listen to, as they describe their passion for their breeding program, and for life. Ashlee and Cydnee both are on Pivot Point programs and give the viewer an honest insight as to what being on a program is like and what it has done for the health and wellbeing.

Cydnee is a team roper with Fort Hays State University and is part of the team that has volunteered to get fit with Pivot Point Equine & Rider Rehab. She noticed that an old knee problem from high school has improved dramatically with our program, and now finds that she can help her horse stay more honest, with better use and strength of her left leg.

Ashlee manages all things breeding, from collection of studs, to embryo transfers, marketing colts and everything in between at the ranch and couldn't let ankle pain slow her down. Check out their program and stallions at www.tienquarterhorses.net.

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We have been working hard to make our client experience the best possible. We have updated our website so that it is easier to book appointments, and understand what we do best.

Listen in as Becky and Destri discuss the new website, the exercise app, and some of the individuals they have been able to help this week with virtual evals.

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Oh baby~ Its cold outside!

Becky & Destri talk about cold weather care of horses, as well as cold weather preparation and attire as you exercise or work outside.

From colic prevention and care in a blizzard, to tips to keeping them eating and drinking in this weather. They also discuss the controversial topic of to blanket or not blanket your horse in the winter.

They also dive into how a morning routine can set your day up for success. Becky starts her day at 5:30, with a gym workout, then her gratitude journal to get her mind right to get the most out of her day.

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Becky & Destri have been covering some territory lately. In this episode, they recap the last couple weeks for the Pivot Point Team, which includes Destri covering the Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo with the Justin Sports Medicine Team as well as with Becky at Fort Hays State University to evaluate and program the college rodeo athletes on the team.

Becky also had the opportunity to ride a very nice reined cow horse trained by Jayde Trump and saw patients from Kansas and Nebraska at barrel races and privately to help meet people where they are at and get them help.

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Do you have chronic pain or illness that the doctors have no idea where it is coming from? Dr. David Clarke has been the guy to call when nothing seems to show up and tests are all negative, but the pain won't go away.

He is a board certified gastroenterologist, that has been instrumental in helping people identify area of their life that may have created trauma, that gets internalized and manifests itself in unrelenting pain in the body.

He provides simple ways to identify some of these areas that may be problematic, as well as some tips and tactics to help start you on your healing journey.

If you are struggling with finding answers to your chronic pain or illness, visit https://www.symptomatic.me to see if this may be the case for you. Here you will find resources that can help you get to the bottom of your perplexing problem.

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Everyone is looking to be motivated, especially this time of year, but Emma touches on a very important part of success, which is NOT motivation, but instead discipline. Motivation can get you started, but it truly takes discipline to get you to your goals.

Tune into this episode to find out more about how this 19 year old harnesses her discipline to do the things others are not willing to do. She has picked up a part time job selling knives while attending college and it is truly changing her life, as well as many other lives of young adults across the country

In this episode, Becky & Destri discuss how leg length issues contribute to pain in people and horses. Becky also shares her slip up with her contractor about the 50 shades of grey that she has on her property.