Parhaat Mike Reinold Podcastit (2024)

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Rotator Cuff Repair Surgery in Younger Patients - #AMR349 20:16

4d ago20:16

20:16

Rotator cuff tears are becoming more common in younger active patients in their 40s and 50s. Typically, they are small tears at this time, but what should we do with them? Should we consider surgery? Should we avoid it at all costs? We talk about some of the things to consider in this episode. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://miker…

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Our Favorite Journals to Stay Current - #AMR348 20:23

18d ago20:23

20:23

There are a ton of scientific and medical journals these days. Seems like there are more and more each year. We’ve talked over the years about how there are actually some journals you want to avoid, and others that you want to follow. In this episode, we talk about our current favorites plus some other current thoughts on how to stay current. To se…

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BFR Update for 2025: How We’re Using Blood Flow Restriction Training - #AMR347 19:34

1M ago19:34

19:34

Blood flow restriction training has been such a great addition to what we do in physical therapy. Just like everything else, the more we use it, the more we refine what we are doing. Here are our latest thoughts on how we are using BFR at Champion. Check out the show notes below to see our latest recommendations on BFR cuffs. To see full show notes…

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How to Treat Acute Lumbar Radiculopathy - #AMR346 19:06

2M ago19:06

19:06

We’ve all had the patient walk in the door with acute low back pain. It’s awful. They’re in a ton of pain and can’t function. In this episode, we discuss our strategies for working with people with acute lumbar radiculopathy to get them on the right path as soon as possible. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/how-to-t…

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How to Periodize a Rehabilitation Program - #AMR345 14:43

2M ago14:43

14:43

We all know it’s important to challenge our patients with load during the exercise progression of a rehabilitation plan. Many people like to poke fun at the concept of 3 sets of 10 repetitions, probably because some abuse it, but there is a time and place for everything. In this episode, we discuss set and rep schemes and how we periodize our exerc…

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Should You Delay Range of Motion after a Rotator Cuff Repair? - #AMR344 17:04

2M ago17:04

17:04

Rotator cuff repair surgery is one of the most common procedures in physical therapy, yet the recommended postoperative guidelines vary significantly. Different doctors worldwide disagree on what’s best. Some want to be conservative and delay range of motion and physical therapy to maximize the chance that the repair does not fail. But is that best…

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Update on SLAP Tears: Good SLAPs vs Bad SLAPs - #AMR343 12:45

3M ago12:45

12:45

Our understanding of SLAP tears, or superior labral tears of the shoulder, continues to evolve. In the past, we often rushed to surgical repair of a SLAP lesion, but now we understand that not all SLAP tears need to be repaired. In fact, repairing some types of SLAP tears in the wrong person could make them worse! In this episode we talk about the …

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Rate of Force Development in Rehabilitation - #AMR342 17:31

3M ago17:31

17:31

Rate of force development has become popular in the strength and conditioning world, but not so much in rehabilitation. After an injury, we often work on strength and power, but we must also work on producing force as quickly as possible to benefit athletes. In this episode, we discuss how to measure RFD and how to incorporate it into the rehabilit…

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ACL Repair Using the BEAR Technique - #AMR341 18:46

4M ago18:46

18:46

The future of ACL reconstruction and repair is evolving. One of the newer techniques to try to repair the native ACL ligament rather than needing a graft is using a bridge enhancement. This is called the BEAR technique for Bridge-Enhanced ACL Repair. This procedure has specific indications, contraindications, and rehabilitation guidelines. In this …

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Return to Running After an Injury - #AMR340 19:21

4M ago19:21

19:21

One of the areas that physical therapists often report feeling a lack of confidence is building a return to running program after an injury or surgery. There are a few things to consider, such as the type of athlete and what their goals are in the long run. But in general, a slow and gradual progression is often best. Here are the factors we consid…

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When to Start Training in the Gym After Surgery - #AMR339 17:36

5M ago17:36

17:36

Many people value getting back to the gym after surgery. They may be athletes needing to prepare for their sport or people who enjoy the gym recreationally. We’re big advocates for getting back into the gym as soon as possible, but after surgery, there are some things to consider. Here are our thoughts on how to best manage this. To see full show n…

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Strategies for Cervical Spine Pain - #AMR338 18:12

5M ago18:12

18:12

Cervical spine pain is pretty common. Most of the time, it seems like we only see these patients when their symptoms progress to the point where they are having radiculopathy and loss of strength or sensation down their arm. But what do you do with the younger person who seems to have the beginning of cervical issues? Here are our thoughts. To see …

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The Most Important Thing You MUST Do to Accelerate Your Career - #AMR337 36:39

6M ago36:39

36:39

Finding a good mentor is hard. Many people don’t have access to someone who wants to help them accelerate their career. We often start our careers and have so many questions. We’ve all been there. In this week’s podcast, we talk about what we recommend you do when you aren’t in a spot where you have a great mentor. This is also why we started our n…

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How to Deal with Stubborn Elbow Loss of Motion - #AMR336 17:02

6M ago17:02

17:02

Loss of range of motion after elbow surgery is common. The elbow is a very congruent and unforgiving joint. It’s important to prevent loss of motion with early activities as much as possible. But what do you do when you have a loss of mobility in the elbow? Here are our treatment strategies. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikerei…

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How to Specialize in a Niche Population - #AMR335 19:33

6M ago19:33

19:33

The riches are in the niches, or so they say. But in all seriousness, I agree. Most people I know who love their jobs specialize in a niche they enjoy. But how do you get started specializing in a niche? Here are some of our tips. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/how-to-specialize-in-a-niche-population/ Click Here t…

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Strategies for Acute Low Back Pain - #AMR334 18:05

7M ago18:05

18:05

We’ve all seen it before. Someone comes in saying that their “back locked up” on them! They are in a lot of pain, guarded with their movement, and not sure what to do. Here’s how we approach this and some pearls to help them get out of pain and spasm and back into their activities without setbacks. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://…

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How to Know When to Push or Back Off - #AMR333 15:34

7M ago15:34

15:34

One of the more common questions we get from students is knowing when to push someone or back off. As always, the answer will depend on the situation. But, there are some principles to guide you. We discuss what we do and how to avoid the ups and downs. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/how-to-know-when-to-push-or-ba…

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Should You Cue to Pinch Your Shoulder Blades Back? - #AMR332 14:58

8M ago14:58

14:58

A common debate in physical therapy is whether we should cue people to “pinch their scapulas” together during exercises. I don’t really think there should be a debate… Here’s why we don’t use that cue and what we do instead. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/should-you-cue-to-pinch-your-shoulder-blades-back/ Click He…

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How to Measure Strength in the Clinic - #AMR331 20:40

8M ago20:40

20:40

We all know that it’s super important to assess strength with our patients and clients. But is manual muscle testing enough? We don’t think so. Here’s why and what we use at Champion. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/how-to-measure-strength-in-the-clinic/ Click Here to View My Online Courses Want to learn more from …

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Rehabilitation After UCL Repair with Internal Brace - #AMR330 14:30

9M ago14:30

14:30

Over the last several years, we have seen the growth of the new repair of the ulnar collateral ligament with an internal brace procedure. It’s been awesome to witness such great success with this new Tommy John procedure, and patients have been doing great. Here’s an update on our experience so far, some clinical pearls on rehabilitating these athl…

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When is it Safe to Start Running After a Hamstring Strain? - AMR#329 15:24

9M ago15:24

15:24

Hamstring strains continue to be one of the most common injuries in sports. Returning these athletes to play can sometimes seem daunting. When is it safe to start running? Do you have to wait until they are pain-free? We answer these questions and more in this episode. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/when-is-it-saf…

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How to Integrate Students into Clinical Care - #AMR328 22:13

10M ago22:13

22:13

As you probably know, we have a lot of clinical physical therapy students and strength and conditioning interns at Champion. Over the years we have found success in integrating them into working with our patients and clients. Here are some tips on how to do this while still being able to provide a great learning experience for the student and a gre…

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What Exercises Are Safe After Rotator Cuff Repair - #AMR327 16:33

11M ago16:33

16:33

Some of the most common questions we get in regard to rotator cuff repair rehabilitation are when can we start range of motion and strengthening exercises. It will depend on several factors, but there are ways to build an evidence-based rehabilitation progression. In this episode, we talk about how we progress rotator cuff repair patients and how w…

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Interviewing for a Job in Professional Sports - #AMR326 14:17

1y ago14:17

14:17

Many students and early career professionals want to get into professional sports. Here’s some of our advice on how to stand out when applying and interviewing for these high level jobs. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/interviewing-for-a-job-in-professional-sports Click Here to View My Online Courses Want to learn …

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Using Force Plates to Show Progress - #AMR325 21:28

1y ago21:28

21:28

Force plates can be very valuable in quantifying certain metrics that can monitor progress over time. We’re using these for both our performance and rehabilitation athletes. Here’s what we have seen so far. To see full show notes and more, head to: https://mikereinold.com/using-force-plates-to-show-progress/ Click Here to View My Online Courses Wan…

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Rotator Cuff Repair Surgery in Younger Patients - #AMR349 20:16

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Our Favorite Journals to Stay Current - #AMR348 20:23

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BFR Update for 2025: How We’re Using Blood Flow Restriction Training - #AMR347 19:34

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How to Treat Acute Lumbar Radiculopathy - #AMR346 19:06

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How to Periodize a Rehabilitation Program - #AMR345 14:43

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Should You Delay Range of Motion after a Rotator Cuff Repair? - #AMR344 17:04

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Update on SLAP Tears: Good SLAPs vs Bad SLAPs - #AMR343 12:45

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Rate of Force Development in Rehabilitation - #AMR342 17:31

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ACL Repair Using the BEAR Technique - #AMR341 18:46

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Return to Running After an Injury - #AMR340 19:21

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When to Start Training in the Gym After Surgery - #AMR339 17:36

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Strategies for Cervical Spine Pain - #AMR338 18:12

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The Most Important Thing You MUST Do to Accelerate Your Career - #AMR337 36:39

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How to Deal with Stubborn Elbow Loss of Motion - #AMR336 17:02

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How to Specialize in a Niche Population - #AMR335 19:33

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Strategies for Acute Low Back Pain - #AMR334 18:05

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How to Know When to Push or Back Off - #AMR333 15:34

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Should You Cue to Pinch Your Shoulder Blades Back? - #AMR332 14:58

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How to Measure Strength in the Clinic - #AMR331 20:40

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Rehabilitation After UCL Repair with Internal Brace - #AMR330 14:30

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When is it Safe to Start Running After a Hamstring Strain? - AMR#329 15:24

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How to Integrate Students into Clinical Care - #AMR328 22:13

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What Exercises Are Safe After Rotator Cuff Repair - #AMR327 16:33

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Interviewing for a Job in Professional Sports - #AMR326 14:17

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Using Force Plates to Show Progress - #AMR325 21:28

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