Tales of the Tape: Tommy John Series - Ep. #4

06/06/24 • 31 min

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's fourth installment of "Tales of the Tape: The Tommy John Series," hosted by Texas Rangers Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. In the final episode of the Tommy John series, we'll dive into the details of the return-to-play process with Tampa Bay Rays Head Athletic Trainer Joe Benge.

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Tales of the Tape: Tommy John Series - Ep. #3

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's third installment of "Tales of the Tape," hosted by Texas Rangers Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. This educational program will provide listeners with an inside look into the world of athletic training as it relates to injury diagnosis, surgical procedures, rehab, recovery, and return-to-play planning. Within this program, we'll share multiple series highlighting different types of injuries commonly seen in baseball.
In this week's episode of the Tommy John series, the third of this four-part series, we'll dive into the details of the Tommy John surgery rehab process with Los Angeles Dodgers Director of Player Health Ron Porterfield.

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Tales of the Tape: The Youth Arm Health Epidemic - Ep. #1

Welcome to the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society's "Tales of the Tape: The Youth Arm Health Epidemic," series hosted by Texas Rangers' Medical Consultant Corey Tremble. In this new series, we'll dive deep into major issues with youth arm health and sports specialization across America with some of the top minds in baseball sports medicine. On episode #1, we sit down with Texas Rangers Sr. Director of Medical Operations, Jamie Reed, to talk about the youth arm health epidemic, sports specialization issues, and what changes need to be made going forward in the best interest of young baseball players and their careers.

For more information about PBATS and athletic training, visit pbats.com.