AT Corner

In this episode we asked Spencer about the scope of strength & conditioning specialists, differences between ATs and strength & conditioning specialists, and how the strength & conditioning professionals can play a pivotal role in an athlete’s health care. Timestamps 18:05- What is the scope of strength & conditioning professionals Art and science of strength & conditioning Dif...

Whether it’s changing the lives of our patients or getting some free gear, ATs are sharing what makes them thankful for the profession. Although being an AT can be a thankless job, there are many moments that remind the AT community what makes them thankful for being in the profession. Featuring stories from Elise F, Alison, Jenna W, Zoe K, Gem from Jen, Juan C, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEB...

Discussing the relevant anatomy of the foot as it relates to the plantar fascia, treatment options available for patients with plantar fascia pain, and examining the deficits that are associated with patients with plantar fascia pain Scroll down for CEU Info! Timestamps 2:44- Anatomy of the foot Plantar Fascia Intrinsic foot muscles 8:08- Risk factors for plantar fascia pain ROM Strength 12:34- Tr...

ATs’ stories of deer taking out runners, a pallet monster eating a pole vaulter, chute mishaps, and more unique situations that only happen to track athletes. Join us as we share (and reminisce on our own) with our special guest co-host, Scott MacKay, who knows a thing or two about working track & field/cross country. Featuring stories from Erin V, Gems from Jen, Pablo F, Jesse C, Katlyn S, Mi...

Discussing the pathophysiology of femoroacetabular impingement, the evaluation process unique to FAI, and describing the treatment options for the patient with FAI Scroll down for CEU Info! Timestamps 1:40- Pathophysiology of femoroacetabular impingement 8:37- Evaluation of the patient with FAI 10:48- Special tests for FAI FADIR Anterior Impingement Test 13:51- Range of motion testing in FAI Hip F...

ATs share stories of taping Drake’s ankles, unknowingly chatting with Chipper Jones, Derek Carr helping make heel and lace pads, and more celebrity interactions! Featuring stories from David H, Ronald T, Zack K, Zach P, Meredith C, Jordan, Natalie M, Karina G, Alberto H, Matthew H, Meghan M, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/atcornerpodcast Instagram, We...

In this episode we asked Jordan, @dr.jcardozadpt, about what to look for when selecting the proper footwear, how minimalist shoes affect athletic performance and implications in rehabilitation, and differences between custom and over the counter orthotics. Timestamps 9:18- What elements to look for when examining shoes 14:56- Generic team shoes 18:53- What is minimalist footwear and how should it...

Just mentioning the Board of Certification exam can create a sense of terror in all athletic training students, but this terror leads to many memories and jubilation once the exam is conquered. Whether it’s traveling to 4 different states to complete the exam or needing to switch computers 3 times, ATs are sharing their stories of taking the Board of Certification exam and providing some tips to h...

In this interview we asked @themyochiro, Simi, about the scope of practice for chiropractors, differences between the chiropractic medicine and athletic training professions, and common misconceptions about chiropractors. Timestamps 11:53- What is the scope of practice for chiropractors High velocity low amplitude manipulations Order labs/imaging (X-ray, MRI, etc.) 17:41- Chiropractic medicine cur...

The interview process can be terrifying for any potential employee, whether you have to determine what kind of sock are you or being faced with taboo questions that should not be asked. ATs are sharing their stories of the most unique and odd experiences during interviews. Featuring stories from Scott M, Alyson S, Erin V, Canyon B, Jesse C, Erin R, Zuri G, April O, Jenn B, Raul P, Danielle E, Jill...

Describing the relevant anatomy of the medial elbow, discussing risk factors associated with UCL injury in the overhead athlete, and the implementation of prevention programs to address these risk factors Scroll down for CEU Info! Timestamps 1:20- Anatomy of the medial elbow Anterior bundle of the UCL Dynamic Stabilizers 11:16- Risk factors for UCL injury in the overhead athlete Fatigue Demographi...

Whether it’s blood flowing from a batting glove to working almost 40 hours straight, ATs have to be prepared for anything and everything. We are continuing our 1 year celebration with a smorgasbord of stories from fellow ATs. As ATs we are accustomed to having to manage many random and unique things and these stories match that topic. Featuring stories from Scott M, Rachel L, Zach N, Stephanie F,...

Discussing the physiological rationale for the use of blood flow restriction training, examining the neuromuscular adaptations in healthy populations, and examining the clinical utility of blood flow resistance training on patients with musculoskeletal pathologies. Scroll down for CEU Info! Timestamps 2:19- Physiology of blood flow restriction (BFR) training What is blood flow restriction training...

Working within the athletic world can create a very unique schedule. We are sharing ATs stories of their longest work day. Going to work at lunch and leaving at lunch the next day is not for the faint of heart, but can create a lot of memories with those that share that experience. Featuring stories from Jen K, Mike M, Allison W, Michael L, Jackie S, Gabe R, April O, Dr. Kreiswirth & many more...

Reviewing the physiological effects of low intensity ultrasound, discussing the clinical evidence for the use of long duration, low intensity ultrasound, and explaining why long duration, low intensity ultrasound may lead to better outcomes than traditional ultrasound. Scroll down for CEU info! Timestamps 2:14- Physiological effects of low-intensity ultrasound -Tendons Increased collagen synthesis...

Within the medical community, mentorship is vital to the development of future clinicians. This is especially true for ATs. Mentors are there every step of the way, helping us work through our lowest lows and celebrating our highest highs. We are sharing stories from ATs about the impact mentors can have as you grow throughout your career. Featuring stories from Christopher R, Haley L, Jeremy Jack...

Reviewing how therapeutic ultrasound works, discussing the effects that ultrasound has at the tissue level, presenting the clinical evidence for therapeutic ultrasound, and steps to take to maximize your ultrasound outcomes. Timestamps 1:42- How does therapeutic ultrasound work 2:20- Therapeutic Ultrasound mechanism of action -Cavitation -Microstreaming 5:27- Evidence for Therapeutic Ultrasound -S...

We're talking all things baseball with the Candid Guys! ATs working baseball can be in for a long season, but the shenanigans that ensue throughout the season can be an escape from the usual. Whether it's wearing catcher's gear to work for 48 hours or responding to a bilateral shoulder dislocation, it is never a dull moment in the world of baseball. Featuring stories from Katie W, Hale...

Reviewing the relevant anatomy related to pain transmission, discussing how pain is transmitted through the nervous system, and presenting how TENS decreases pain and its’ effectiveness in the clinic! Timestamps 1:09- Relevant anatomy related to pain -Nociceptors C fibers A-Deltas -Mechanoreceptors A-Beta -Brain Thalamus PAG/Raphe Nucleus/Reticular Formation 4:14- How pain is transmitted throughou...

Time to bust out the sunscreen! We are sharing stories from ATs about covering summer camps. From tantrums to a bowling injury at a tennis camp, we have the stories that will keep you cool as get your AT tan. Featuring stories from Katie L, Whitney C, Shelby C, Stephanie F, Haley L, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/atcornerpodcast Instagram, Website, Yo...

In this interview we asked @notorious.atc, Erica Marcano, about burnout among ATs, how it can manifest in the AT, how to be an advocate for you and your colleagues well being, and the tools to improve your self-care. Timestamps 5:48- What is burnout -Components Emotional exhaustion Depersonalization Decreased perception of personal accomplishments 7:26- How does burnout present in ATs -Changes in...

Burnout is becoming a tragic reality within the medical community, especially among ATs. We are sharing stories from ATs about what burnout feels like, what it looks like, and some strategies to prevent feeling burnt out! Featuring stories from Josh M, Shelby C, April O, Maddy S, Miguel M, Sofia W, Albert T, Sawyer F, Cassie C, & many more! -- AT CORNER FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com...

Reviewing the principles of electrical stimulation, discussing the difference between voluntary and electrically induced muscle contraction, and presenting the evidence for neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) effectiveness in rehabilitation Timestamps 2:52- Principles of Electrical Stimulation 6:00- Physiology of electrically induced muscle contractions -Size Principle -Motor unit recruitm...

Sharing ATs’ stories about working hockey, with two special guests that know a thing or two about being a certified athletic trainer within the hockey community, Jen Krohn and Kevin Joyce. From a lacerated tongue to a “spontaneous” tibial fracture, Jen and Kevin help us digest your stories, while also sharing some gems of their own! Featuring stories from Marc W, Jordan R, SP, Robert M, Dillion P,...

Reviewing the anatomy of the lateral ankle complex and the subtalar joint, discussing the evaluation process for a lateral ankle sprain and chronic ankle instability, and presenting management techniques Timestamps 1:45- Anatomy of lateral ankle -ATFL -CFL 3:56- Anatomy of the subtalar joint -Interosseous Talocalcaneal Ligament 6:22- Evaluation of a lateral ankle sprain and chronic ankle instabili...