In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Dr. Courtney Conley, the founder of Gait Happens. From starting an Instagram account on a friend's suggestion to becoming a global influencer in gait analysis, Courtney shares her experiences, challenges, and the importance of walking. Discover how her passion for foot health has transformed lives and why walking is more than just a physical activity.

Courtney's Unexpected Journey into Social Media and Online Education - The role of mentorship and collaboration in expanding Gait Happens. - The impact of footwear on gait and overall health. - The importance of walking and its benefits on mental and physical health. - Insights into gait analysis and its application in clinical practice. - The balance between clinical work and business growth. - The evolution of Gait Happens and its future direction. - Courtney's upcoming book and its focus on walking. - The significance of maintaining authenticity and passion in one's work. - Tips for clinicians and individuals on improving gait and foot health.

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@gaithappens

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What actually makes DNS so powerful—and why does it matter for athletes, clinicians, and strength coaches?
In this deep-dive conversation, Dr. Beau Beard sits down with Dr. Richard Ulm, lead architect of the DNS Strength Training curriculum, to unpack the evolution of DNS, how neurology drives movement, why quality stabilization changes everything, and why strength coaches desperately need a more precise model of human function.

From the origins of DNS Strength Training 1–3, to biomechanics vs. neurology, to the real-world decisions clinicians make when technique and performance collide, this episode is a masterclass in understanding movement at the highest level. If you've ever wondered why DNS “works,” how to apply it in sport, or why athletes break down even when they’re strong, this conversation will change how you think forever.

• The true foundations of DNS—and why it has nothing to do with “baby exercises.”• Why functional centration is the neurological key to power, resilience, and longevity• How DNS Strength Training differs from clinical DNS (and why both matter)• When biomechanics, neurology, and performance goals collide—and how to make the right call• Why load management alone is NOT enough• How clinicians and coaches can recognize red/yellow/orange/green lights in real time• Why DNS enhances every other tool: manual therapy, dry needling, McKenzie, FRC, and more

Guest: Dr. Richard Ulm, DC, MS, CSCS

Dr. Richard Ulm: @athleteenhancement

- Creator of DNS Strength Training 1–3
- International DNS Instructor
- Founder of Athlete Enhancement

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In this episode, Dr. Beau Beard sits down with Nashville chiropractor Dr. Audra Lance to talk about how she built a high-end, cash-based sports practice from scratch, treats elite athletes and musicians, and uses her own anxiety and curiosity as a superpower instead of a limitation.

In this episode, Dr. Beau Beard and the FARM team sit down with intern Troy Briscoe to unpack his transformative experience at The FARM over the past few months. The conversation takes a deep dive into the real process of professional development—one that goes far beyond textbooks, protocols, and standardized techniques.

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Suppose you're a student, intern, new graduate, or clinician who wants to elevate your diagnostic and reasoning skills. In that case, this episode will challenge you, inspire you, and expand the way you think about becoming truly excellent in healthcare.

In this conversation, Dr. Tim Brown shares his extensive journey in sports chiropractic, discussing his early influences as an athlete, the development of innovative techniques like SPRT, and the importance of a holistic approach to athlete care. He emphasizes the need for curiosity, continuous learning, and the significance of teaching the next generation of practitioners. Dr. Brown also reflects on the challenges of the business side of innovation and the lessons learned from working with professional athletes.

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In this conversation, Dr. Beau Beard and The FARM team discuss various aspects of functional medicine, focusing on musculoskeletal health, hydration, allergies, and sensitivities. They share case studies, including a young athlete affected by medication and a baby with digestive issues, emphasizing the importance of understanding the underlying causes of health problems. The discussion also touches on the role of hydration in overall health and the misconceptions surrounding allergies and dietary sensitivities.

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In this conversation, Beau Beard discusses various aspects of healthcare, focusing on patient assessment, treatment strategies, and the complexities of conditions like Lyme disease and knee injuries. He shares insights from case studies, emphasizing the importance of confidence in treatment and the need for a functional approach in physical therapy. The dialogue also touches on the challenges faced by patients post-surgery and the role of functional medicine in managing chronic conditions.