If you’re a newbie or semi beginner, looking to get better at the sport of triathlon, this is the one for you. Join me as I give you a couple tips tricks and some advice that I picked up in nearly 2 decades of dealing with triathlon.

My all-time most asked question as a Sports Based chiropractor. I live this one from all angles. Note the length of this ep. It’s a deep, multifaceted answer that takes a little discussion if we’re going to do this right!

Ahhh. Finally. The end. In this last episode, I discuss what characteristics would help you pursuing a job in the sports medicine/chiropractic field, and what I would look for in a potential employee.

I’m just getting older. I’m never going to lift heavy again. Oh, I can’t run anymore. It hurts my ankles. Tissue tolerance is all about the ability of ligaments, tendons, and their common attachments to progress, after an injury, or when returning to workouts. If you don’t have a solid understanding of what this is and how to apply it, you are behind in the game.

in this episode, we get to the nuts and bolts of how much money can a chiropractor expect to make? How much does it cost to go to school? Would you do it all over again if you have the choice right now? These are real life, pertinent questions that anyone interested in pursuing this job looks for. In this episode I answer these honestly.

In part two we get into background, what did I like in high school? How do I pursue this career? What are some things that I hate about my job and what are the best parts about my job? Do I get any free time? How do I set up my business to allow for a lifestyle that I can handle?

Every semester I get asked from about 2000 college students if I can sit for an interview. This is the collection of the best interview questions with candid, honest answers over the last few years.

Today’s episode is not for everyone. It is just a intro into the day-to-day aspects of modern Chiropractic. Every single semester at our local universities I get asked to come and speak about being a chiropractor and this is the nuts and bolts of that lecture. It is built for that 18-23 year old that is seeking a heart to heart to help with “the rest of their life” decision making that is a real pressure.

Although strength and stability have a lot of overlapping components, they are not the same thing and substituting stability for strength can be sabotaging your ability to rehab, an injury, as well as slow down the peak performance an athlete is looking for. I think the idea behind the differences of strength and stability will revolutionize the next big career in human sports performance.

One of the most hotly debated topics in the sports, rehab world since the days of your middle school, PE teacher. Today I will try to skip over opinion and give you some real rational so you can make it better informed decisions for yourself.