Basic Terms, Planes, and Movements

Addressing the anxiety of what to expect during practicals and how to prepare! 

This episode include the indications and contraindications for resistance training and the FITTVP principle. 

Working through our understanding between isometric, isotonic, isokinetic muscle activation patterns. We also briefly describe agonist, antagonist, and synergy. Any questions or suggestions, please email us at survivingptpodcast@gmail.com Alternating isometric and Rhythmic stabil ... Show More

Every resuscitationist MUST have this basic approach down cold. Come take a listen to the foundation of our specialties in what the French like to say "Reanimation."   Approach and treatment for all those SICK looking patients. 

In this special edition of the show we talk about the changes that were made at the end of last week to the CrossFit season: -What’s changed -What’s staying -Why -How 

On this episode, I answer questions on lateral shift exercise progressions, early stage frozen shoulder treatment, and when imaging is necessary. Please leave a 5 star review and check out the Facebook group Physical Therapy Clinical Development. 

This episode is about sensory strategies for speech therapy sessions. It opens with an acknowledgement that OTs are the primary sensory experts, and offers resources for reviewing sensory basics. The episode then discusses the difference between being "sensory-defensive" and "sen ... Show More

In this episode we dive into the science of sport specific training.  Book recommendations: (Special Strength Training Manual for Coaches mentioned) https://www.amazon.com/shop/themovementsystem/list/2UJJ9KRPVDF2I?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d Crane Scale: https://www.amazon.c ... Show More

In this week’s bonus episode, Andrew tells the story of what happened after he hurt his knee during a marathon. He talks about his trip to the doctor, getting different treatments, and what it was like walking around with a leg brace. How this episode will improve your English: L ... Show More

In anticipation of some exciting new content where we take deep dives into shock physiology and treatment modalities, we wanted to wet appetites, prime engines and get any of our new listeners up to speed by rebooting some of our heavy hitters from Season 1.In critical care medic ... Show More

<p><!-- wp:paragraph --></p> <p>In this episode Adam and Greg discuss all things in and around natural history and regression to the mean in musculoskeletal conditions. What do these terms actually mean? What, who and when do they apply? And how to do we know if it is happening?< ... Show More

<p>Jessica Lewis, PT, DPT, PCS, is back on the show for this two part discussion on pathological gait with Sara and Sheila. Jessica is one of the co-creators of PCS Advantage, currently working on her PhD, and works in a gait and motion analysis lab at a children’s hospital in Oh ... Show More

<p>Chris Hughen and Marc Surdyka sat down together in person to discuss manual therapy and its role in Chris' clinical practice. We dive into: whether or not he performs manual therapy, who / what informed his views on this topic, patient expectations and requests for hands on tr ... Show More