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Next Gen PT
by Next Gen PT
Hear about the process myself and other newly minted physical therapists undergo as we transition from student to clinician, including the lessons we learn along the way, the evolution of our practice, and viewpoints we hold related to all things physical therapy. In addition, hear from experts throughout the realm of physical therapy and rehabilitation who look to challenge the status quo, advance the profession, and promote the highest level of clinical practice.
Episodes
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Clinical Management of Plantar Fasciopathy with Dr. Julia Madison
In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Julia Madison, PT, DPT to chat about the clinical management of plantar fasciopathy (aka plantar fasciitis). Dr. Madison, a fellow orthopedic resident at Thomas Jefferson University, speaks to many of the crucial components of effectively treating plantar...
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Clinical Management of Runners with Dr. Matt Marrie
In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Matt Marrie, PT, DPT to discuss the clinical management of runners. We dive into a multitude of different topics including common running injuries such as tibial stress fractures and anterior knee pain, how to assess running form, and vital treatment principles...
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Integrating Functional Neurology into Ortho and Sports PT with Dr. Ryan Foley
In school, we are taught how to treat the traditional "neuro" patients but not necessarily how to apply neurology in a meaningful manner to orthopedic and sports populations: everyone has a nervous system. My guest for this episode looks to address this discrepancy. In this episode, I am joined…
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Spinal Pain following MVA with Dr. Steele Clay
In this episode, I am joined by physical therapist and former classmate Dr. Steele Clay, PT, DPT to talk about individuals with spinal pain following motor vehicle accidents. Steele shares how he examines and treats this unique patient population highlighting what he has had success within the...
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Bridging the Gap: Pelvic Floor PT and Orthopedics with Dr. Jessica Rector
In this episode, I am joined by special guest Dr. Jessica Rector, PT, DPT, WCS to discuss the importance of incorporating screens for pelvic floor dysfunction in the orthopedic and sports population, primarily focusing on females athletes and the post-partum population. Also, Dr. Rector walks us...
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Velocity Based Training with Landyn Hickmott
Today I am joined by researcher Landyn Hickmott, MS, CSCS to talk about velocity-based training (VBT), which is an emerging method of strength training and performance measurement. We discuss topics such as the advantages of VBT over percentage-based training and repetitions in reserve-based RPE…
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Injury Risk Assessment with 3M Athletic Performance
In this episode, I am joined by the founders of 3M Athletic Performance Dr. Akil Piggott, PT, DPT, OCS, ACSM-EP, and Dr. Travis Pollen, Ph.D. Using a case study and clinical scenarios we talk about some key principles when assessing injury risk and overall athletic performance, in addition to...
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Talking about Cyclists with Dr. Randi Dahms
In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Randi Dahms, PT, DPT to talk about her research regarding the evaluation and treatment of road cyclists. We discuss the research she conducted during her time at Drexel University in addition to common injuries within this population. Lastly, we talk about some...
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Practicing What We Preach with Dr. Eric Horrox
Today I am joined by my friend and physical therapist Dr. Eric Horrox PT, DPT to talk about why we feel it is important to "practice what we preach" as physical therapists and rehab professionals. We talk about how our own training has helped our practice, some strength and conditioning…
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Changing your Mindset with Dr. Frank Benedetto
In this episode, I talk with physical therapist and entrepreneur Dr. Frank Benedetto, PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, CSCS. In addition to his clinical expertise as a board-certified orthopedic and sports clinical specialist, who specializes in the treatment of combat athletes, Dr. Benedetto is also the…
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Welcome to the Show
Welcome to the podcast! My name is Zach Mayo, and I am a recent doctor of physical therapy graduate. In this episode, I will introduce myself, talk about why I started this podcast, and what I hope this podcast can offer to others.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Hear about the process myself and other newly minted physical therapists undergo as we transition from student to clinician, including the lessons we learn along the way, the evolution of our practice, and viewpoints we hold related to all things physical therapy. In addition, hear from experts throughout the realm of physical therapy and rehabilitation who look to challenge the status quo, advance the profession, and promote the highest level of clinical practice.
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Next Gen PT
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Hear about the process myself and other newly minted physical therapists undergo as we transition from student to clinician, including the lessons we learn along the way, the evolution of our practice, and viewpoints we hold related to all things physical therapy. In addition, hear from experts...
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