Judd Kalkhoven IS BACK for part two!! 

Judd is a PhD candidate, lecturer and researcher in exercise and sports science at the University of Technology Sydney, with a primary focus in Biomechanics. In this episode, he dives into load & injury management with the Clinical Athlete team. He speaks on what clinicians should take into consideration when using applied research to dictate their decision to decrease load with their athletes. He emphasizes the uncertainty of athletic injury and how clinicians and organizations need to embrace this more often! 

Connect with Judd on Twitter and email:
@KalkhovenJudd 
judd.kalkhoven@uts.edu.au

Judd’s publications discussed:
1. A conceptual model and detailed framework for stress-related, strain-related, and overuse athletic injury
2. Training Load and Injury: Causal Pathways and Future Directions
3. Training load error’ is not a more accurate term than ‘overuse’ injury

Judd’s Google Scholar Page

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@quinn.henochdpt
@jared.unbreakablestrength
@john.rebuildstronger
@clinicalathlete

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Tissue Mechanics? Athletic Injury? Conceptual Frameworks? 

PhD Candidate, lecturer and researcher Judd Kalkohoven out of Sydney, Australia gets on the podcast to answer all questions about tissue mechanics, training load, all things athletic injury and how he feels pain fits into his definition of injury! Specifically in this episode, the ClinicalAthlete team discusses with Judd the contents of his conceptual model for stress and strain related injuries.  This is part one of a two part series.

Stay tuned for part two! 

Connect with Judd on Twitter and email:
@KalkhovenJudd 
judd.kalkhoven@uts.edu.au

Judd’s publications discussed:
1. A conceptual model and detailed framework for stress-related, strain-related, and overuse athletic injury
2. Training Load and Injury: Causal Pathways and Future Directions
3. Training load error’ is not a more accurate term than ‘overuse’ injury

Judd’s Google Scholar Page

Connect with the rest of the Clinical Athlete team on IG:
@quinn.henochdpt
@jared.unbreakablestrength
@john.rebuildstronger
@clinicalathlete

Join the Free CALU Community!
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On our previous Coach’s Corner series, Quinn, John and Jared each broke down a case study. In this part 1 of a 3 part series, the team gets together to talk about their own training programs and how they each navigate any hurdles that come up in their training. Jared’s up first- whatta lucky guy! 

This episode dives into the details of Jared’s current training program and the adjustments he had to make after an injury. Jared talks about how slowing down and simplifying things in the gym hats transferred over to his everyday life as well! 

Enjoy!

Connect with Jared on IG:
@jared.unbreakablestrength

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@quinn.henochdpt
@john.rebuildstronger
@clinicalathlete

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Wondering how communication and the environment affects how you learn to move? 

In this episode, PT student James Chung catches up with Chris and Quinn about his journey to PT school at Columbia University, what it’s like livin’ as a student in the big city and his passion for learning how others learn! 

James drops some knowledge about motor learning frameworks, how he uses them in clinical practice as a student and his opinions of how these frameworks may be lacking in a lot of orthopedic settings. 

Happy listening!

Connect with James Chung:
Instagram: @chungychung
Email: jamesnychung@gmail.com

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@chrishughen
@clinicalathlete

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Yielding isometrics? Overcoming isometrics? Eccentric quasi isometrics? What do these look like, and how can they be applied in rehab and in training? PhD candidate Dustin Oranchuk is on the podcast this week to discuss these questions and so much more!

Dustin’s journey as a researcher in the field of Strength and Conditioning has taken him from Canada, to New Zealand, to Australia, and he’s been a part of publishing some fantastic literature along the way. Notably, he spearheaded a review paper titled “Isometric training and long‐term adaptations: Effects of muscle length, intensity, and intent: A systematic review” which has been a favorite of ours when it comes to putting isometric training into practice.

Dustin discusses this paper with the Clinical Athlete team, as well as some recent work regarding the effects eccentric quasi-isometrics, and future considerations when it comes to utilizing isometrics in training. Enjoy!

Link to Dustin’s Review on Isometrics:
http://bit.ly/3tChqpo

Connect with Dustin
Instagram: @dustinoranchuk
Twitter: @DustinOranchuk

Connect with the rest of the Clinical Athlete Crew on Instagram:
Quinn: @quinn.henochdpt
John: @john.rebuildstronger
Jared: @jared.unbreakablestrength

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How do you manage the transition from a professional degree program, to practicing clinically? How do we the bridge the gap between what’s taught in academic institutions, what the evidence says, and what we see on a day to day basis as clinicians? It’s not an easy process by any means.

This week, Clinical Athlete Provider and Physical Therapist Brendan DeForge joins us to provide his insight and experiences transitioning from student to new grad, and everything in between. The crew discusses the valuable aspects of PT school, as well as facets that could be improved upon. Brendan also “keeps it real” and gives us his experience managing burnout as a student and clinician, and gives us his take on strategies he uses to continue to pursue self growth and stay passionate about the field.

Connect with Brendan:
Instagram: @return2performance
Email: brendan@thebridge.fit

Connect with the rest of the Clinical Athlete Crew on Instagram:
Quinn: @quinn.henochdpt
John: @rebuildstrongeronline
Jared: @jaredmaynard_pt

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Find a ClinicalAthlete Provider and learn more about Athlete Health & Performance at https://www.clinicalathlete.com!

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Big things are happening!! By now you’ve probably heard about Clinical Athlete and Level Up coming together to create one amazing community of passionate clinicians and coaches. If you haven’t heard, you’re in for a treat! 

On this episode, Zak Gabor and Steph Allen come on the show to discuss with Quinn how and why these two amazing communities are coming together to create something big! 

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Connect with Quinn on Instagram: @quinn.henochdpt

Connect with the Level Up team on Instagram: 
@thelevelupinitiative
@zakgabor.pt 
@stephallen.dpt 

Find a ClinicalAthlete Provider and learn more about Athlete Health & Performance at https://www.clinicalathlete.com!

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How special are special tests for the shoulder? Are they valid? Do they aid us in providing an accurate diagnosis? How important is it to actually have an accurate diagnosis when it comes to shoulder pain? All these questions and more answered, in the latest edition of the podcast! 
Paul Salamh, DPT and Assistant Professor at the University of Indianapolis,  joins us to discuss his recent publication titled “It is Time to Put Special Tests for Rotator Cuff Related Shoulder Pain Out to Pasture.” Paul discusses with the crew the utility of these tests in clinical practice, his approach to assessing and treating individuals with shoulder pain, and the pursuit of continual growth as clinicians. 

Link to the paper: https://bit.ly/2IIWpXq

Connect with Paul: 
Paul’s Twitter: @PaulieSalamh
Paul’s Google Scholar Page: https://bit.ly/35GmzTi
Paul’s Researchgate Page: https://bit.ly/38Z5Uwi

Connect with the ClinicalAthlete Crew on Instagram:
Quinn: @quinn.henochdpt
John: @rebuildstrongeronline
Jared: @jaredmaynard_pt

Find a ClinicalAthlete Provider and learn more about Athlete Health & Performance at https://www.clinicalathlete.com!

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The student series is back! 

This week Chris and Quinn link up with chiropractic student Derrick Bark. Derrick shares his story of what drew him into becoming a DC Student, from his academic experiences, playing collegiate athletics, and ultimately getting into the DC program at Logan University.
 
Derrick also shares with us how and why his views on the profession as a whole have shifted, and how he goes about challenging paradigms in the field.
 
Enjoy the episode!
 
Connect with Quinn on Instagram @quinn.henochdpt

Connect with Chris on Instagram @chrishughen

Connect with Derrick on Instagram @dbark2408

Find a ClinicalAthlete Provider and learn more about Athlete Health & Performance at https://www.clinicalathlete.com!

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