The New Tommy John: The Rise of the Internal Brace - #AMR386
Ten weeks to start throwing after UCL surgery sounds like a miracle timeline, until you’re the clinician staring at a stiff elbow, a decondi...
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20 of 385 episodesRisk Factors of Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition - #AMR385
We’ve all seen it: the acute ACL patient who drags their leg into the clinic, unable to squeeze their quad to save their life. We call it Ar...
Ranking the Top Patellar Tendon Exercises by Tendon Load - #AMR384
We all have our favorite "go-to" exercises for patellar tendinopathy. For years, the single-leg decline squat has been the gold standard, of...
Using ChatGPT and AI in Physical Therapy
The use of ChatGPT and other AI models has exploded in recent years, and you're starting to see this in most professions, including the...
Should Adults Lift for Less than 5 Reps Per Set? - #AMR382
Mike Boyle had a great discussion on Instagram several weeks ago about adults lifting to failure and using low rep schemes. It sparked a lot...
ACLR + LET: Overkill or the New Gold Standard? - #AMR381
Surgeons are adding more lateral extra-articular procedures to ACL reconstructions, especially in young cutting and pivoting athletes. On pa...
10 Year Anniversary Episode - #AMR380
Wow, I can't believe it's been 10 years! It truly is an honor to be able to host a live episode celebrating the 10-year anniversar...
Should Every ACL Get E-Stim? What the New NMES Meta-Analysis Really Shows - #AMR379
Quadriceps shutdown after ACL reconstruction is one of the biggest barriers we see in the clinic. Even with modern surgical techniques and “...
Hamstring Exercises after PCL and Meniscus Surgery - #AMR379
There is substantial variability in rehabilitation protocols following PCL and meniscus repair surgery. There is often a conservative period...
How Much Time Off Should You Take From Throwing After the Baseball Season - #AMR377
Baseball injuries continue to rise at an alarming rate. Over the years, we have seen the development of more advanced training velocity prog...
Using Blood Flow Restriction to Neuromodulate Pain During Exercise - #AMR376
Blood flow restriction training is gaining popularity, and new research continues to show benefits and potential new uses. We review a brand...
Practice Guidelines for Patellofemoral Pain - #AMR375
If you treat a lot of knee pain, this week’s episode is for you. We review a new best-practice guide for patellofemoral pain that pulls toge...
What to Do When an Athlete Passes Objective Testing But Not Psychological Readiness - #AMR374
Returning to sport after an injury is always a challenge. In the profession, a lot of attention has been given to objective testing to deter...
How to Differentiate Between Hip and Low Back Pain - #AMR373
There is no doubt that back and hip pain are often linked and sometimes confusing to diagnose. But sometimes it's hard to differentiate...
Are the Outcomes Really the Same Between Nonoperative and Surgical Treatment of ACL Injuries? - #AMR372
A meta-analysis was recently published, suggesting that outcomes may be the same between nonoperative and surgical reconstruction after ACL...
Periodization of Strength Training After ACL Reconstruction - #AMR371
One of the most essential parts of ACL rehabilitation is regaining strength in the leg. Traditionally, rehab specialists have been guilty of...
How to Progress Rehabilitation Following Hamstring Strains - #AMR370
Hamstring strains continue to rise in sports. As we continue to learn more, the evolution of our rehabilitation programs has also evolved. H...
When to Test Strength After a Rotator Cuff Repair - #AMR369
Objective strength testing is always important to document progress and ensure that patients are ready for the next phase of rehabilitation....
Evaluation and Treatment of Low Back Pain in Weight Lifting Athletes - #AMR368
Low back pain injuries are common in athletes, and often present differently than the typical orthopedic disc-related neurogenic pain. In th...
Management of Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition - #AMR367
As we continue to learn more and more about arthrogenic muscle inhibition after ACL reconstruction surgery, we can continue to build better...