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Interviewing experts in the healthcare, physical therapy, athletic training and sports science profession. Discussing the barriers we face today within the healthcare system to better understand the landscape and educate the consumer.
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Sports media has transformed dramatically in the last decade—and Charlie Kravitz has had a front row seat to it all. Hosts Andrew Rizza and Dr. Cameron Roth sit down with their close friend to explore Charlie’s journey from producing ESPN’s Highly Questionable with Dan Le Batard to becoming an executive producer and co-host of The Domonique Foxwort…
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A.J. Duffy III, MS, ATC, PT has spent more than four decades shaping the future of athletic training. From the sidelines of the University of Michigan and Temple University to 34 years as Head Athletic Trainer at Widener University, he has mentored generations of student-athletes and young professionals. Today, he serves as the 16th President of th…
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Mitch Hauschildt is the Prevention, Rehab, and Physical Performance Coordinator at Missouri State University, where for more than 19 years he has overseen injury prevention and rehabilitation for over 400 athletes across 21 varsity sports. Beyond his role at Missouri State, Mitch serves as a Lead Instructor with RockTape and an Instructor with Mast…
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Eric Cressey has built a career at the highest levels of sports performance by combining cutting-edge science, hands-on coaching, and an unmatched ability to connect with athletes. As Co-Founder and President of Cressey Sports Performance, with world-class facilities in Hudson, MA and Jupiter, FL, Eric has created a destination for athletes across …
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Danny Hultzen Danny Hultzen was destined for stardom. A two-time All-American and the second overall pick in the 2011 MLB Draft, he was one of the most promising left-handed pitchers in the game. But after multiple shoulder surgeries and years of grueling rehab, Danny’s dream took a different turn. He made it to the majors, but his lasting impact i…
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Dr. James Andrews is the most trusted name in sports medicine—a pioneer in arthroscopic surgery and the “go-to doctor” for the world’s most elite athletes, from Michael Jordan and Roger Clemens to Adrian Peterson and Bo Jackson. Over a legendary five-decade career, he revolutionized orthopedic surgery, co-founded the American Sports Medicine Instit…
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In this episode, hosts Andrew Rizza MS, ATC, LAT and Dr. Cameron Roth MD, MHS sit down with Brian Petrone, PA-C of Boston Orthopedics and Wellness to dive into the latest innovations in regenerative medicine. Together, they explore the real-world applications of PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injections, peptide therapies like BPC-157 and TB-500, and t…
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In this episode of Behind the Sports Medicine, Dr. Kai Mithoefer joins host Andrew Rizza to explore the multifaceted world of work-related injuries. Framing injured workers as “industrial athletes,” Dr. Mithoefer discusses the psychological and physical components of recovery, the importance of individualized rehab, and the critical role of communi…
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Dr. Mike Perrone of LA Orthopedic Surgery Specialists joins Dr. Cameron Roth and Andrew Rizza of Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast to break down common foot and ankle injuries, from ankle sprains to Achilles tendon issues. He shares insights on assessment, treatment options—both surgical and non-surgical—and the importance of mental readiness in r…
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Episode 30: Pioneering Performance – A Conversation with Sports Scientist Michael Cianciosi In this episode of Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast, host Andrew Rizza sits down with Michael Cianciosi, a seasoned sports scientist whose career spans both Australia and the United States. Michael shares his journey through prominent roles with the Carlto…
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Ep. 29 of Behind the Sports Medicine features Dr. Jon J.P. Warner of Mass General discussing the evolution of rotator cuff repairs, failed surgeries, non-op treatments, the Latarjet procedure, reverse shoulder arthroplasty, and more. Athletes, surgeons, and sports med pros—don’t miss this deep dive into shoulder surgery! 💪🩺 Love our content? Show y…
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The SAFE ACT (House Bill 1171)”Importance of addressing addiction and falls in the elderly population” Tune into Episode 28 with Nikesh Patel PT, DPT, Executive Director of Alliance for Physical Therapy Quality and Innovation (APTQI). In this episode, Dr. Nikesh Patel discusses his journey in physical therapy and advocacy, focusing on the importanc…
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“Athletic Trainers Advocating for Better Pay, Better Jobs and Professional Recognition” Episode 27 with Stephen Panteleakos, MS, LAT, ATC, a seasoned athletic trainer and the visionary behind Modern Movement Solutions. Their conversation delves into various aspects of the athletic training profession, providing listeners with a comprehensive view o…
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“The Future of Athletic Training” Tune into Episode 26 of The Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast on March 24th with Matthew Smitley, an athletic trainer and assistant professor at the University of Kentucky. He discusses the evolving landscape of athletic training, including the future of education, the importance of quality clinical experiences, t…
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“I’m Representing HONDURAS in the Olympics!” Episode 25 of Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast with Honduras Olympian, Julimar Avila (@july.c.avila). In this episode of the Behind the Sports Medicine podcast, Andrew Rizza interviews Julimar Avila, a semi-finalist at the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympic Games and a swimmer for Honduras. Julimar shar…
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“How Modern Spine Treatment Changes Lives Across Generations” Tune into Episode 24 of the Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast with Dr. Jessica Aidlen (@draidlenspinesurgery), an orthopedic spine surgeon. She shares her journey into medicine, the importance of holistic patient care, and the advancements in surgical techniques, including disc replacem…
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“UF Alum Conquers English Channel and RAISES $250,000 for Ukraine!” Tune into Episode 23 with University of Florida Alumni Swimmer Jack Blyzinskyj (@jackblyzinskyj). In this episode, Andrew Rizza interviews Jack Blyzinskyj, a former elite swimmer who shares his journey from a small-town high school athlete to competing at the University of Florida …
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“Athlete Injury Prevention” Tune into Episode 22 of the Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast on February 17th with Dr. William Meehan III, The Director of the @michelicenter for Sports Injury Prevention https://www.themichelicenter.com and the director of research for the Brain Injury Center of Boston Children’s Hospital, discusses his background in …
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“Medical Amnesty, WHAT is it and WHY it’s important” Tune into Episode 21 of the Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast with @chrisbrucewilliams Chris and Dianne Williams, founders of the McCrae Williams Foundation, which was established in memory of their son McCrae, who tragically passed away during his freshman year at college. The conversation delv…
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From Athletic Trainer to Academic Superstar: The Incredible Journey” Tune into Episode 20 of the Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast with @rlaham0921Ron Laham, MEd, LAT, ATC, CSCS, athletic trainer and assistant professor at @Lasell_u, @lasell_at. In this conversation Andrew and Ron discuss their history together and Ron’s career path in athletic tr…
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In this conversation, Andrew interviews Victor Chiang, CEO and co-founder of Cypress Tree, their portfolio includes Redi a cannabis company based in Boston. They discuss Victor’s background and how he got into the cannabis industry, the difference between buying cannabis from a regulated location versus the street, the regulations and testing in Ma…
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In this episode, Andrew Rizza interviews Benjamin Beck (@benjaminwbeck), the managing partner and CIO of Beck Bode Wealth Management (@beckbode). They discuss personal finance and how to secure one’s finances for the future. Ben shares his background in sports and how he transitioned into the financial profession. They talk about the importance of …
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Dr. Michael Beasley, a primary care sports medicine physician, discusses his experience in the field and the different paths to becoming a sports medicine doctor. He emphasizes the importance of having a multidisciplinary team in sports medicine and the need for collaboration between primary care sports medicine and orthopedic surgery. Dr. Beasley …
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“CrossFit Games Orthopedic Surgeon” Episode 16 of @behind_sports_med_podcast with @321gomd Dr. Sean Rockett, a senior partner at Orthopedics New England and head orthopedic surgeon for the @crossfitgames CrossFit Games, shares his journey to becoming an orthopedic surgeon and his passion for sports medicine. He discusses the common injuries seen in…
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“From Track Star to Sports Medicine Entrepreneur” Tune into Episode 15 of The Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast with Founder of Collins Sports Medicine @collins_sports_medicine Walter L Collins @wallycol. Wally shares his journey in the medical sales industry and how the business evolved from a small family operation to a leader in sports medicine…
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Dr. Chuck Thigpen, Senior Vice President of Clinical Excellence for ATI Physical Therapy, discusses evidence-based practice and the future of physical therapy. He highlights the importance of collecting outcomes data and using it to improve clinical care. He also discusses the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care and the role of technolog…
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Chris Troyanos, the Medical Coordinator for the Boston Marathon, discusses his journey as an athletic trainer and the challenges faced in the profession. He also delves into the intricate planning and medical coordination required for the marathon, as well as the standard of care for treating heat illness. The conversation highlights the evolving r…
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Dr. Chad Starkey, professor and chair of the Department of Athletic Training at Ohio University, discusses his career in athletic training and the profession as a whole. He shares how he got into athletic training and his transition from clinical work to academia. The conversation also covers the evolution of the athletic training profession, inclu…
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Maura McCarthy, a retired athlete trainer and state police sergeant, shares her journey and the importance of mental health and well-being for young athletes. She discusses her transition from athletic training to becoming a state police officer and the challenges she faced. McCarthy also talks about her program, Athletes Better Together, which hel…
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Dr. Zachary Fang from The Vascular Care Group discusses the procedure called GAE (Genicular Artery Embolization) for knee osteoarthritis. GAE is a minimally invasive procedure that targets the small blood vessels in the knee joint to block inflammation and reduce pain. It is an alternative for patients who want to delay or avoid knee replacement su…
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Hey everybody, welcome back to episode nine, part two of Behind the Sports Medicine podcast. In this episode, Anthony and I talk about the challenges of managing sleep patterns in athletes, especially when they’re traveling across different time zones. We then go on to talk about how we can use tracking systems like WHOOP and Oura Ring to help moni…
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In this episode of Behind the Sports Medicine podcast, host Andrew Rizza interviews Anthony Cerundolo, Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Boston Red Sox. They discuss the role of athletic trainers in professional baseball and the importance of building relationships with athletes. They also touch on the use of sports science and analytics in player…
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Closing out our conversation, Dr. Lee Rielly and I cover various topics related to the field of sports medicine and physical therapy. We discuss the importance of proving one’s worth and gaining experience in order to advance in the field. Lee and I also touch on the challenges of reimbursement and the need for a value-based payment structure. The …
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In this episode of Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast, host Andrew Rizza interviews Dr. Lee Rielly, a licensed physical therapist and clinical director at Willis Knighton Health in Louisiana. They discuss topics such as career development, mentorship, reimbursement in healthcare, and the importance of providing quality care. They also touch on the …
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The conversation revolves around the topic of education and communication in the field of sports medicine. Sharon Vitti and I discuss the importance of educating younger therapists and building their confidence and communication skills. We then discuss and emphasize the need for therapists to believe in the care they provide and effectively communi…
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In this episode of Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast, host Andrew Rizza interviews Sharon Vitti, CEO of ATI Physical Therapy. They discuss ATI as a company, Sharon’s journey to becoming CEO, and the landscape of the physical therapy healthcare system. They also touch on the importance of education and communication in sports medicine and physical …
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Dr. David Ruchelsman, a hand and upper limb surgeon, discusses his journey into medicine and the specialized care his practice provides. He emphasizes the importance of exposing oneself to different fields within medicine to figure out what one wants to do. Dr. Ruchelsman highlights the team approach in sports medicine, where athletic trainers, phy…
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The conversation between Andrew Rizza and Dr. Thomas Gill IV focused on the importance of mental aspects in sports medicine and the role of mentorship in shaping a successful career. They discussed the need to fix the mental aspect of athletes and ensure their head is back in the game. They emphasized the importance of clear expectations and commun…
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Dr. Thomas Gill IV, an orthopedic surgeon, discusses his experience in the field of medicine and his specialization in orthopedics. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to the initial motivation for entering the medical field and finding enjoyment in the career. The conversation also touches on the evolving healthcare landscape and the chal…
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In this episode of Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast, host Andrew Rizza interviews Vin Ferrara, CEO of Home Impact Partners. They discuss the challenges in the healthcare system and the need for healthcare to reach people in their homes. They highlight the importance of addressing both the economic impact and the availability of resources in healt…
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Vin Ferrara discusses his new venture, Home Impact Partners, which focuses on building healthy homes and communities. He emphasizes the importance of the home environment in maximizing health and well-being. The conversation explores the connection between the home environment and recovery from injuries, as well as the impact of the home environmen…
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In this episode of Behind the Sports Medicine podcast, Andrew Rizza interviews Cristina Haverty, Assistant Vice President of Workforce Development and Global Engagement at Lasell University. They discuss Cristina’s journey from being an athletic trainer to her current role, as well as the transformation of the athletic training program at Lasell Un…
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In this conversation, Dr. Cameron Roth discusses his journey into sports medicine and the importance of teamwork and leadership in the medical field. He also talks about the utilization of athletic trainers in his practice and the challenges of providing direct access to care. The conversation touches on the future of healthcare and the affordabili…
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In this episode, host Andrew Rizza interviews Carl Gustafson, a therapist and CEO of Therex PT. They discuss Carl's journey in becoming a therapist, starting his own practice, and the challenges he faced along the way. They emphasize the importance of building relationships with physicians and marketing oneself as a therapist. Carl also shares insi…
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