Sports Medicine Broadcast

A Podcast to Promote and Improve Your Practice as an Athletic Trainer In this episode of the Sports Medicine Broadcast, host Chase Morales sits down with Travis Turner to dissect current consensus guidelines, emerging clinical technologies, and practical preventive strategies for athletic trainers. From interpreting consensus research to managing complex return-to-sport scenarios, this discussion provides actionable insights designed to elevate clinical practice. Key Takeaways from the Amsterda

In this episode of the Sports Medicine Broadcast, host Chase Morales sits down with Dr. Ashlyne Elliott and Dr. Layci Harrison following their presentation at the Sports Medicine Update. Together, they explore the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence across athletic training, health professions education, and daily clinical practice. As athletic trainers face increasing administrative workloads and packed daily schedules, AI tools offer significant efficiency gains. However, utilizing the

Explore GI evaluations, red flags, the gut-brain axis, and supplement trends with Dr. Sean Healy on the Sports Medicine Broadcast hosted by Chase Morales. Sports Medicine Broadcast A Podcast to Promote and Improve Your Practice as an Athletic Trainer Executive Summary Gastrointestinal (GI) complaints are among the most common yet challenging non-musculoskeletal issues encountered by athletic trainers in clinical and sideline settings. In this episode of the Sports Medicine Broadcast, host Chase

Sports Medicine Broadcast A Podcast to Promote and Improve Your Practice as an Athletic Trainer When an overhead or rotational athlete—such as a baseball pitcher, softball player, volleyball server, or tennis player—suffers a significant upper extremity injury, traditional care often calls for shutdown periods lasting anywhere from six weeks to several months. While restricting arm motion is crucial for surgical or tissue healing, completely shutting down the athlete can lead to lost athleticism

A Podcast to Promote and Improve Your Practice as an Athletic Trainer In a recent episode of the Sports Medicine Broadcast, host Chase Morales, along with Ross Little and second-year M.A. student Dorothy Bailey, sat down with Dr. Craig Garrison, Director of Research and Education at the Memorial Hermann Rockets Sports Medicine Institute. Dr. Garrison shared critical insights on identifying and correcting faulty throwing mechanics, understanding the biomechanical drivers of modern throwing veloci

As an AT in Idaho, Tracy Collins shares the beauty of the state and some of the challenges the Athletic Trainers face. With over 300 ATs, the Idaho ATA joins the Sports Medicine Broadcast to discuss work-life balance. Summary: Host Jeremy Jackson sits down with Tracy Collins, Head Athletic Trainer at Lewis-Clark State College, to discuss her long career and the unique life of an AT in Idaho. They cover Tracy’s journey from a record-setting high school track athlete to a veteran healthcare profe