From CSM 2018 in New Orleans, a pair of interviews rolled into 1 episode with @ThePrehabGuys & @TheMovementMaestro

Kelly Starrett of Mobility talked with us early in 2018 looking forward to trends in PT and fitness.

This is 1 episode with two very different conversations.

First up is Duke Universities Kyle Covington talking about their innovative faculty residency program. Yes, going to school to become a professor in a PT program, it's a thing!

Kyle talks about the why's and how's of the program giving prospective students an idea of what the program is like just in case they might want to apply.

Next up is Julie Wiebe who talked about an interaction with @Crossfit on twitter. She was trying to build a bridge between the fitness organization and the PT profession. The interaction started when she reached out to let them know that "PeeRing" or Urine leakage while working out, shouldn't be celebrated. She wanted them to know it was an opportunity for a pelvic floor expert to help those who might leak with exercise.

Danny Matta is no stranger to the show. We first met when he was the host of the Doc & Jock podcast. Danny is a former military PT who took a chance at leaving that arena and branching out on his own. The owner of multiple cash clinics in the Atlanta area, Danny now shares his insights and strategies on how to make a life out of treating people as a PT, but on your terms.

If you're running or even REMOTELY thinking of running a cash-based clinic, you need to binge on Danny's expertise.

We got to have Adam Meakins back on the show to talk about a shoulder course he was touring the US with alongside Erik Meira.

We got into some bits about his course and why he doesn't like manual therapy (he does touch human though don't be confused).

Adam always brings some great fun, and that's why he wound up again on our top 12 of 2018 shows ranked by # of downloads.

Sunny from Aureus Medical Group gives us the 101 on Salary Negotiations.

We don't get a lot of this information in school and it can mostly be an awkward experience to negotiate for money. But, the more prepared you can be, the better and Sunny gets you there.

Zac Rhyner was an Air Force CCT when his unit was attacked, Zac put himself in the line of fire. And wound up saving multiple lives. During a 6.5 hour battle, he wound up organizing air strikes close to his location to save his life and the lives of his teammates.

He was presented with the Air Force Cross, Bronze Star, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Purple Heart w/ 2 OLC, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Air Force Commendation Medal w/ valor and is now a Pat Tillman Foundation “Tillman Scholar”.

We talk about his rehabilitation and physical therapy and how he's doing now.

And we look to the future as he applies to PT schools to join the profession.