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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2024 · 40 MIN

Ep 89: Complementary Innovations: How NecksLevel Optimizes Resistance for Neck Rehab Exercises

from The NeuFit Undercurrent Podcast

This is another episode where we get to share other, complementary technologies that are working well in the field. My guest, Dr. Scott Dickenson, is the physical therapist who created NecksLevel. His journey began with frustration, when he realized there weren't any good ways to reliably load neck exercises during rehabilitation. After lots of thought and many iterations, he finally launched his product and company. In this episode, you'll hear:   What NecksLevel is and how it allows clinicians to reliably load neck rehabilitation exercises; Scott's entrepreneurial journey and how he transitioned out of the clinic to lead his company;  How his product ended up becoming one of Patrick Mahomes' go-to products and made an appearance on the Netflix documentary, Quarterbacks.  If you've ever been frustrated by the limitations of current neck rehab tools or are just curious about innovative therapies, this episode offers valuable insights from a clinician-turned-inventor who's changing the game.  

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