Musculoskeletal Rehab and Strength & Conditioning podcast hosted by Chris Hughen, Q Willey, and Mason Moore.
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…
Chris sat down with Aaron to discuss all things shoulder. We dive into: Internal versus external impingement, why compression might be a better term over impingement, an objective assessment of the s…
Chris sat down with Jon for round two to chat about all things Nevada PT. We discussed: managing a business while remaining a clinician, letting go of responsibilities, bringing on and keeping clini…
Chris and Q sat down with Jordan to discuss all things Barbell Medicine. Jordan talks about the inception of BBM, the evolution of the company over the past 10 years, shifts in teaching and lecturing…
Chris sat down with Jon to discuss his company, Building The Elite, and many of the principles and tactics they utilize when working with individuals in a variety of contexts. We talked about: stress…
Chris sat down with Ben to discuss all things autoregulation and skill acquisition related. Ben talks about the differences between RIR and RPE, how/when to utilize both scales, RPE on a scale of 1-1…
Chris sat down with Jason to discuss his first season as the Sport Performance Coach for Rochester NY FC and we also dive into all things running related. With his role at Rochester FC, Jason talks a…
Chris and Mason sat down with Mike to discuss all things rehab related below the knee. We discuss gastroc vs soleus strains, objective testing for the calf complex, standards of calf strength and whe…
Chris sat down with Jim to talk about value-based care, population health, pre-operative preparation for lumbar spinal stenosis, reflections on his education, comparing the United States MSK model t…
Chris sat down with Claire to discuss all things women and training. We talk about common misconceptions surrounding training during pregnancy and the menstrual cycle, common questions and concerns …
Chris and Q sat down with Kyle to discuss a variety of topics including: a typical day in the life, his initial experiences working in NYC as a Personal Trainer, the value of working with humans in p…
Chris sat down with Jonathan Jarry to discuss the concept of “mechanism masturbation”, scientific communication, why the phrase “trust the science” is less than ideal, the concerns surrounding comple…
Chris sat down to talk with Taylor about all things hypermobility. We discuss the differences between hypermobility spectrum disorders and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), current controver…
Chris sat down with Kevin to discuss the evolution of our bromance, the reason he left his master's program and the reason he chose not to pursue med school, the decision to complete a sports residen…
Chris sat down with Katie to chat about a variety of topics including: The growth of Old Bull Athletics, working as a PT and a strength coach, creating a better environment for both patients and phys…
The whole crew sat down to chat with Nick for the second time to discuss a variety of topics including: experimenting with intake forms, creating and utilizing eval templates, asking what’s most mean…
Mason and Chris talk with Natasha about her journey from chiropractic school to working fully remotely as a strength training and rehab coach, specializing in climbers. We chat about the most common …
Chris talks with Seth for a second time to discuss his brand new paper in JOSPT, “The Blind Men, the Elephant, and the Continuing Education Course: Why Higher Standards Are Needed in Physical Therapi…
Q and Chris talk with Cody about his time spent in a variety of PT settings including: acute care, outpatient hospital, cash based, and a contract with the Navy. We discuss Cody’s decision to move to…
The entire crew sat down with Derek to talk about his Barbell Medicine article, “When Symmetry Matters: A Look At Instances Where Indexes Matter After Injury.” We discuss: how hard it is to define “n…