2 Movement Guys and a Guest

This conversation with Sue Falsone is one we were really looking forward to, and it didn’t disappoint.  Sue is a PT & ATC and the first female ATC in professional sports for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and most recently is the owner of Structure & Function where she teaches movement and dry-needling based courses .  This excellent […]

This week, the guys interviewed Mike Rintala, who’s a Chiropractor and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) educator.  It was a great conversation surrounding DNS and Developmental Kinesiology, where we learned how Mike got into DNS and what makes it a valuable thought process.  We also hear about his influences, including Pavel Kolar, PhD, PT and Craig Liebenson […]

This week the guys talked to who we consider the “third movement guy”, Dr. Nicky Kirk.  Dr. Kirk is a Chiropractor and one of the most knowledgeable practitioners we know of in the field of recovery.  In this episode, the guys talk to Nicky about recovery and what that means, in addition to why all movement […]

This week the guys speak with Michael Shacklock, physiotherapist, educator and author of the book Clinical Neurodynamics . In this great discussion, Michael fills us in on his path into neurodynamics and how he’s ended up where he is.  We learn his views on research in general, where his interests in research currently lie, and his thoughts on what […]

August was a month full of learning for both Adam & Nick, and this week their conversation revolved around what they’ve been doing. It revolved around pain, neurogenic inflammation, strategies to most effectively create neuroplastic changes in the somatosensory cortex, as well as the vestibular system and  it’s overlooked influence and much more, all while having some […]

This week, the guys talk with Michol Dalcourt, founder of the Institute of Motion and inventor of the Vipr, as well as the concept of loaded movement training.  Michol is truly one of the nicest people in the movement business, and we discussed periodization, movement progressions and learn about how and why developed the IOM […]

In this episode, the guys talk with fellow movement geek and head Strength & Conditioning Coach of the Philadelphia 76ers, Todd Wright.  In this great conversation, we learn his approach to working with athletes, keeping them motivated, ensuring proper load for movements and much more!  Todd’s perspective on S&C is unique, and we’re excited to […]

In this great episode with Todd Hargrove, we learn about his path towards understanding Better Movement, which happens to be the name of his fantastic book.  Todd has a background in Structural Integration (Rolfing) and Functional Integration (Feldenkrais), and does a really fantastic job synthesizing this information with pain science.  Check out this conversation, which […]

In this episode, Nick and Adam talk with Chris Johnson, PT, and boy was it a great conversation!  We learned about how Chris developed his practice and what led him to develop his RunCadence App.  The guys discussed some relevant research, how he applies it, cadence, load management, and we also learn what some of Chris’s favorite […]

This episode, Nick and Adam have the pleasure of talking with Erson Religioso, who is a physical therapist, educator, movement geek and expert (our word not his) on all things PT entrepreneurial related.  We discussed his path to becoming a Physical Therapist, how he uses movement within his treatment paradigm, and the reasons that led him […]

In this fun episode, as Nick and Adam answered questions taken from the listeners. The guys talk about some of their major influences, including Gary Gray, Michol Dalcourt, Tom Hyde, Dan McClure, Craig Buhler and others. They discussed their viewpoints of some of the differences between ‘movement systems’ (FMS vs 3DMaps), progressive strategies for working […]

This week the guys converse with fellow movement geek and Chiropractor Kathy Dooley.  In this wide ranging discussion, Kathy talks about her clinical thought process, the (many) interesting projects she is involved with, as well as the major influences for her clinical practice. Kathy is the co-founder of Catalyst Sport in NYC (http://catalystsportnyc.com/),  is an educator […]

This week, the guys speak with Grant Hayes, developer of the #BeFirst app and fellow movement geek.  #BeFirst is an app focused on neuroperformance training, utilizing your smartphone. Check out the website at: http://www.be-first.co/ Through a series of neruoperformance-specific training & drills, #BeFirst can improve visual and audio reactions and processing, decision […]

The guest for episode 6 is physiotherapist Ryan Kendrick, founder of Dynamic Tape and a fellow movement geek.  In this wide ranging conversation,  Adam & Nick talked with Ryan about movement, manual therapy and its role in pain science, & the biopsychosocial aspects of working with an individual.  We also discussed tissue damage and the role of load […]

This week, the guys interview Dr, David Tiberio, Ph.D, PT, FAFS, dean of the Gray Institute, where Nick and Adam earned their Fellowship in Applied Functional Science (FAFS).  David (DT)  is a PT of over 40 years, who has extensive experience as a clinician, educator, researcher, and mentor.   He is one of the great […]

This week Adam & Nick had a great conversation with fellow movement geek Steve Capobianco. In our wide ranging conversation, we talked about movement, fasica, tape, and also some of his really interesting findings utilizing diagnostic ultrasound.  Dr. Capobianco is a chiropractor and Director of Medical Affairs for Rocktape, and co-owner of Project Move in Littleton, […]

This week, the listener is a fly on the wall during a conversation between Adam & Nick.  Our guest had to reschedule at the last minute, but we had a lot to say and so we interviewed each other!  We talk about our first two weeks of podcasts and what we got out of it, […]

In this episode, Nic & Adam interview Dr. David Traster, Chiropractor about Vestibular Rehab, and the role of Functional Neurology in working with people that demonstrate movement dysfunction.  Dr. Traster is the owner of South Florida Interative Health and educator with the Carrick Institue, and in this episode we discuss the role of the vestibular […]

In this inaugural podcast, hosts Adam and Nick have a wide ranging and informative conversation with Physiotherapist and Chiropractor Greg Lehman.  They discuss the path that led Greg towards a Chiropractic and later a Physiotherapy education, and how it’s helped to shape his perspective on movement, rehab, research and more.  We also learn how and […]