The FARM Cast

Join The FARM crew as we discuss how to create a bullet-proof exam process, a case of flank pain resulting in bowel obstruction, and the diagnosis of fibular nerve traction injury in an elite gymnast.

Join The FARM clinicians as they discuss a case of misdiagnosed plantar fascia rupture, and how advanced imaging can lead us toward catastrophizing a scenario that’s remedied by great conservative management and a classic pars injury case.

In this episode of The FARM Cast, we delve into the intricate world of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) – a condition that affects millions worldwide. Join us as we unravel the complexities of CTS, exploring its causes, symptoms, and potential treatments. Dr. Beau sheds light on the anatomy of the wrist, explaining how the carpal tunnel, a narrow passageway in the wrist, can become a source of discomf...

On this Week In Review, we discuss a common hip flexor tendinopathy in a soccer player treated with fundamentals of movement and breathing, a medial knee pain case that keeps us aware of always having a pain audit and functional audit in our plan, and a look at the links between IBS and pelvic motor control in an elite youth golfer.

On this episode of Week In Review The FARM clinicians discuss a complex case involving cerebral venous sinus thrombosis and the roadblocks that stood in the way of an easy diagnosis, how losing sight of truly treating function can prolong treatment and reduce effective outcomes, and how treating something like chondromalacia patella should be less about the diagnostic moniker and more about the in...

In this Week In Review, The FARM team discusses a case involving osteochondritis dissecans of the knee in a competitive gymnast turned pole vaulter, surgical repair of OCD of the knee in a high school basketball player who is now dealing with FAIS symptoms, and a classic lumbar disc derangement with possible functional medicine implications.

Shawn Eno of Xtreme Footwerks joins me today to cover all things orthotics, gait, and biomechanics. I have had the pleasure of working with Shawn for almost a decade now and have learned so much over those years. http://www.xtremefootwerks.com/

I recently found a letter I wrote to myself in 2016, dated to be opened in October of 2022. It was interesting to see what had been manifested and what had not. I also cover my goal-setting strategy for this year.  https://www.corymcarlson.com/ Notebook I use: https://www.leuchtturm1917.us/

Running for wilderness and running to test her limits. Erchana Murray-Bartlett joins me for conservation ranging from her attempts at the Olympic trials, injuries she has faced throughout her running career, and all the details on her run from the bottom to the top of Australia (6200 Km) over 150 marathons in 150 days.   @tip_to_toe_2022 https://www.tiptotoe2022.com/

Dan Marvin is a nurse practitioner and chronic pain patient that I have worked with for the past 6 years or so. Dan's story exemplifies turning a negative into an amazing positive.  Curable App Healing Back Pain by Dr. John Sarno, MD Mind Body Medicine - Dr. Howard Schubiner David Schechter, MD

In this episode, Kurt Schütte, Ph. D. of Runeasi sits down with me to discuss the three most common misconceptions when it comes to running gait analysis. We also cover several other topics surrounding running, biomechanics, and the treatment of injuries. Enjoy. https://runeasi.ai/

Dr. Eric Cobb of Z-Health joins me on this episode to discuss what he calls applied neuroscience, how improved understanding of foundational sciences improves clinical outcomes, and much more. Z-Health.com

Dr. Kathy Dooley is a chiropractor and so much more. In this wide-ranging conversation, we dive into the importance of anatomy, or applied anatomy, in practice, how holistic and precision medicine is changing her practice, and what the constant pursuit of clinical excellence looks like. https://drdooleynoted.com/ https://www.immaculatedissection.com/meet-the-team https://www.instagram.com/immacula...

On this Week In Review, we discuss a common hip flexor tendinopathy in a soccer player treated with fundamentals of movement and breathing, a medial knee pain case that keeps us aware of always having a pain audit and functional audit in our plan, and a look at the links between IBS and pelvic motor control in an elite youth golfer.

In this episode, I have a conversation with Austin Einhorn of Apiros out of Santa Cruz, CA. Austin is an author and evolved coach. He is dedicated to making non-contact injury extinct and evolving athlete movement and skill (and the perspectives of their coaches). In his work at Apiros he shows athletes they can do things they didn't realize were possible; in his writing, he shows coaches how they...

The last of the immediate series, but not the last forever. My Health Journey #6 looks at my turbulent ride through undergrad up to graduate school.

My Health Journey Part 5 looks at a point in my life where I was really going down the rabbit hold of biohacking and health optimization, only to be thrown for a loop when Sloan and I faced the challenge of not being able to get pregnant. 

In part four of My Health Journey, I discuss my femur fracture at an early age and the trajectory it sent me. Also, I dive into some of the possible issues with long-term surgical hardware.

Dr. Richard Ulm, DC and I sit down in this episode to explore the nuance (when needed) of clinical care, ideas around the four S’s of rehabilitation, and much more.

Episode 3 of My Health Journey, takes you through some of my competitive years of trail racing and the possible toll it took on my health.

In this episode, I take it way back. I explore my early life and the health of my parents and grandparents, as I discuss the role that epigenetics plays in our health and generations to come.

This is the first installment of my breakdown of the last three decades of my personal health journey.

This is a review of all the books I read in 2021, enjoy!

Here is the prologue to my book The Age of Movement: Time Keeps On Moving and So Should You. The book can be purchased at the following links. https://www.amazon.com/Age-Movement-Keeps-Moving-Should-ebook/dp/B097NR349Z https://www.beaubeard.com/store/p/signed-copy-of-the-age-of-movement

Do you identify as an athlete? Is it a good or a bad thing if you do or do not? My opinions on this topic for myself and others have changed tremendously over the course of the last few years.