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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Adaptabilia episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Adaptabilia for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Adaptabilia episode by adding your comments to the episode page.
04/13/22 • 66 min
Today, we bring you, Jason Silvernail. He is as high up the chain of military PT as one can be. We had an incredible, candid conversation with Jason about social change, professional evolution, and perspectives from working in a military setting where high-value, non-invasive, low-cost care is provided to millions of veterans and soldiers each day. This is a fantastic build onto last week's conversation and we hope you enjoy.
Therapist as operator or interactor: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3172949/
Jason's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonsilvernail/
04/05/22 • 95 min
On this episode of Adaptabilia, we chat with Alex Hubelbank to discuss her journey from working at Apple to becoming an Athletic Trainer and S&C Coach to now wrapping up her final year of PT school. We also discuss the messiness of trying to define roles and responsibilities between different professions and titles. This was an amazing conversation with Alex that highlights the benefits of exploring a variety of careers and fields, adapting to new environments and roles, and ultimately gaining a wide breadth of unique experiences and perspectives. We hope you all enjoy!
Alex's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afhoogz/
03/29/22 • 72 min
We chatted with the esteemed Jon Hodges of Nevada Physical Therapy or @NevPT on the socials about his history of beliefs and methods in clinical practice and how these have drastically changed. Jon talks about the challenges in a new age of information accessibility, dissemination, and ultimately what is applied in practice and belief systems. This was an extremely valuable conversation that takes a zoomed-out look at clinical practice and embraces the uncertainty we all face within our own lives and clinical practice. We hope you enjoy it.
03/23/22 • 82 min
On this episode we had a chat with the University of Kentucky's Director of Performance Science, Chris Morris, PhD. We discuss everything from Chris's personal experience in squatting 600 lbs and running a marathon in the same year amidst life-altering medical concerns. Chris shares his insights and knowledge about collecting data, what and when it matters, and how this data is used in high-performance settings to make decisions in training, practice, and player availability.
Chris' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cmorrisphd/
03/14/22 • 97 min
We sat down with Erik to chat about the nuances of informed consent, what marketing as a physical therapist or healthcare provider should look like, ethical patient interactions, Socratic methodology, and dynamical systems. We also got to the bottom of the plural for octopus. Exciting times.
Erik's Website - The Science PT: https://thesciencept.com/
Erik's Podcast - PT Inquest: https://open.spotify.com/show/3DxrLXHZlQoDm0cwH1iZBm?si=c37bfe4ba5124992
Erik's Twitter: https://twitter.com/erikmeira
Erik's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erikmeirapt/
03/07/22 • 95 min
We sat down with Chris Chase, the Director of Performance for the Memphis Grizzlies. We discuss his path in strength and conditioning, what it's like to operate at various levels of sport and across different environments, and we talked about metrics that contribute to programming decision-making at a high level. We hope you enjoy.
Chris' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_chris_chase/
Episode 9 - Jarred Boyd: Adaptation, Demonstration, and Navigation in an NBA Healthcare Environment
Adaptabilia
03/01/22 • 81 min
We chat with Jarred about his growth and development as his career has taken him to work with the Memphis Grizzlies. Jarred discusses his approach to manual therapy in an environment that lends itself to its overuse as well as context-specific training approaches. Jarred also talks about navigating interprofessional relationships in a potentially volatile environment.
Jarred's IG
02/22/22 • 84 min
We chat with Mike Amato about his experiences as a Clinical Instructor (CI) and what it takes to mentor students. He discusses his own evolution as a CI and ways he has improved his ability to help students develop their critical thinking, independence, and their ability to positively contribute to patient care now as well as long into the future. We hope you enjoy it.
Mike's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaelvamato/
02/15/22 • 96 min
On this chat, Chris and Q get together with Quinn Henoch (an excellent clinician in Orange County, CA, owner of Clinical Athlete, former head of rehab for JuggernautHQ and Darkside Strength) to discuss how to interpret research literature, critical thinking approaches while undertaking this process while navigating common pitfalls. Hopefully, this is the first of several chats with Quinn that is broad in nature to set the stage for deeper statistical and methodological discussions in the future.
Quinn's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quinn.henochdpt/
Episode 48 - Sarah Anderson: Isokinetics 101
Adaptabilia
01/28/23 • 89 min
Chris and Q sat down with Sarah to discuss Isokinetic Testing and Training. We dive into: isokinetic vs isometric testing, when, why, and how often to test, discussing results with patients and other providers, primary principles guiding the rehab and testing process, and recommendations for individuals utilizing isokinetic testing for the first time. Sarah is a sports physical therapist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. We hope you all enjoy!
@sarahanderson.dpt
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FAQ
How many episodes does Adaptabilia have?
Adaptabilia currently has 49 episodes available.
What topics does Adaptabilia cover?
The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Training, Physical Therapy, Performance, Medicine, Fitness and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Adaptabilia?
The episode title 'Episode 47 - Aaron Hellem: Shoulder "Impingement"' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Adaptabilia?
The average episode length on Adaptabilia is 76 minutes.
How often are episodes of Adaptabilia released?
Episodes of Adaptabilia are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Adaptabilia?
The first episode of Adaptabilia was released on Jan 3, 2022.
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