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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 28 MIN

Camp, Combat, and Complexity: How the Fighter's Mindset Complicates Rehab

from Strength In Knowledge · host R2P Academy

Combat sports don't fit neatly into a rehab template. The demands are different, the risk tolerance is different, and the athlete in front of you is wired differently than anyone else you'll treat. In this episode, John Allan, DPT sits down with Dr. Hector Wang to break down what it actually takes to rehab a combat athlete, from understanding the complexity of the sport to building a legitimate return to competition framework. What they cover:Why combat sports are commonly misunderstood by clinicians and what that costs the athletePain neuroscience and how it shapes risk tolerance in combat athletesImportance of fatigue resistance in all athletes, but specifically combat fightersHow fight camp shifts the demands of rehab and whether current training is making things worseUsing the StARRT framework to guide difficult conversationsIf you work with combat athletes or want to understand the most demanding return-to-sport population in the room, this episode is required listening.Social Media:Rehab2PerformR2P AcademyDr. Hector Wang

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