Talking Live with Sports Medicine Broadcast in the DragonFly Podcast Lounge at the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) 2019 Conference in Las Vegas Talking about developing into a role model and how a multidisciplinary professional enhances the care given to an athlete or patient.
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“Keep a cool head and stay in your lane” says Sue Falsone. Sound advice from a woman who has worked her ass off to earn the distinction of first female head athletic trainer in any of the MLB, NHL, NBA, or NFL institutions.
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Listen to Sue on The QB Docs Podcast. Episode 73. Find From podcast’s website: Today on The QB Docs podcast, we bring on Sue Falsone to talk performance centered around the quarterback position! Sue was the first woman to become Head Athletic Trainer for Men’s professional sports and has also spent her career working with elite athletes at EXOS as a Physical Therapist. Sue also has
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Published in the Journal of Sports Medicine and Allied Health Sciences. From the publication website: Abstract Purpose Dry needling is an advanced practice skill that many athletic trainers are being trained to perform. The purpose of this study is to determine the degree to which the current athletic training educational competencies and standards prepare practitioners for the performance of dry needling tasks. Methods An expert panel
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A physical therapist in a traditional setting usually does not work with a patient long enough to see the person all the way through a full macrocycle. However, the rehab process itself might be considered a mesocycle.
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With the help of a panel of trainers, exercise physiologists and performance experts, athletes were selected based on their performances over the last 12 months; demands and risks of their respective sports; durability; training regimens; and other physical criteria including power, speed, strength, agility, endurance, flexibility and more. […]
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