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Sue Falsone is the first female head athletic trainer in any of the four major sports in the US, most recently with the LA Dodgers for 6 years. Functioning as both an athletic trainer and physical therapist to her athletes …

Pain is a universal experience for every human and we wanted to understand more about how it works, the role that the brain plays, and how we can shift our relationship with pain. We spoke with athletes, scientists, filmmakers, and writers to help conceptualize the very complex and subjective nature of pain. Check out Season 2 for our chats with Georges St-Pierre, Chris Bell, Laird Hamilton, Amelia Boone, Sue Falsone, Dr. Stu McGill, Dr. Andrew Huberman, and Dr. Alex Hutchinson …

We spoke about: All about the book Psychomotor Control Issues Muscles turning on and off Soft tissue implications to apical breathing and how we can end up with instability and tension Breathing assessment The Four Diaphragms What we should know about pain So much more

Sue Falsone joins Kevin to talk about the concept of her new book “Bridging the Gap,” improving the injury recovery process, K Tape, pain science, pain killer addiction and much more.

Download the episode “#18 – She Broke the Glass Ceiling and Thrived with Sue Falsone” from the podcast. Leave your mark for free. Click here to listen the podcast.

Sue Falsone broke a huge barrier when she became the first female head athlete trainer in the history of MLB.  Her story of how she went from a consultant to the Los Angeles Dodgers to the head trainer position is not only inspiring but a testament to the how she was accepted by the players. She got results. Click here to listen the podcast.