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  • #107: Durability Over Dominance - Redefining Athlete Development with Matthew McKay, Part 1

    #107: Durability Over Dominance - Redefining Athlete Development with Matthew McKay, Part 1
    2025/06/27
    Durability Over Dominance (Part 1): Redefining Athlete Development with Matthew McKay

    Dominance might look good in the highlight reel—but it’s durability that wins over time.In this powerful first installment of our three-part series, we sit down with strength and conditioning expert and chiropractic student Matthew McKay to challenge conventional thinking about athlete development. Drawing from over 13 years of coaching across high school, college, pro, and military settings, Matthew reframes performance through a new lens—one focused on long-term resilience, not just short-term results.

    You’ll hear real stories from the field, hard-won insights on building systems that actually work, and a candid look at what athletes need from us—especially those in high school and early development phases.

    This episode is about more than training—it’s about the mindset, communication, and cultural clarity required to build a program that lasts.

    💡 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
    • How to create your own athletic performance model
    • The difference between coaching for reps vs. results
    • Why structure beats hype—every time
    • How to start building durability into every phase of development
    🔗 RESOURCES + LINKS:
    🎓Learn more about the newly Clinical Human Performance Practitioner Certification Program here.👀
    More of a visual learner? Watch the recorded replay of the full webinar here.🎙️

    SUPPORT THE SHOW: Visit our website at faktrpodcast.com to leave a review or comment
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    36 分
  • #106 - Game-Changing Research Every Clinician Should Know with Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele, Part 2

    #106 - Game-Changing Research Every Clinician Should Know with Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele, Part 2
    2025/06/13
    Research-Backed Rehab: TOS, Placebo Science, and the Power of Communication with ChiroUp co-founders Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele

    What if your words held more clinical power than your hands? In Part 2 of our two-part series, host Jessica Riddle continues the conversation with Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele, co-founders of ChiroUp.com, diving into more eye-opening research that challenges assumptions and sharpens your clinical edge.

    From the overlooked role of placebo and nocebo effects to practical strategies for managing tricky conditions like thoracic outlet syndrome and proximal hamstring tendinopathy, this episode is packed with research-backed insights that every musculoskeletal provider needs to hear.

    Whether you’re refining your rehab protocols or rethinking how you communicate with patients, this episode offers the tools, evidence, and mindset shifts that move the needle—without burnout.

    💡 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
    • How proximal hamstring tendinopathy is often misdiagnosed—and what to do instead
    • Why thoracic outlet syndrome is frequently overlooked and how to screen for it
    • The surprising science of placebo—and how your words, tone, and expectations can shape outcomes
    • The clinical impact of stress, sleep quality, and emotional state on healing
    • Easy ways to reinforce patient confidence and reduce pain through better communication
    🔗 RESOURCES + LINKS:

    🎓View the full library of FAKTR products, courses and certifications here.

    🧠Enjoy a 15% discount on ChiroUp.com’s essentials membership as a FAKTR Podcast Listener.

    Click here to learn more and get started today for FREE.🎙️

    SUPPORT THE SHOW:
    Visit our website at faktrpodcast.com to leave a review or comment
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    43 分
  • #105 - Game-Changing Research Every Clinician Should Know with Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele, Part 1

    #105 - Game-Changing Research Every Clinician Should Know with Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele, Part 1
    2025/05/30
    Game-Changing Research Every Clinician Should Know with ChiroUp co-founders Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele

    What if everything you thought you knew about stroke risk and cervical manipulation was outdated—or just plain wrong? In this episode, host Jessica Riddle welcomes back Dr. Tim Bertelsman and Dr. Brandon Steele, co-founders of ChiroUp.com, for a high-yield breakdown of recent research and clinical pearls that can transform how you treat patients.

    From debunking long-standing myths to uncovering overlooked causes of pain like cluneal neuropathy (aka Maigne’s Syndrome), this is a can’t-miss conversation for anyone who wants to stay on the cutting edge of conservative care.

    💡 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE:
    • Why the cervical manipulation + stroke narrative is misleading—and what the research really says
    • How to incorporate nerve flossing and neurodynamics to improve outcomes in conditions like carpal tunnel, rotator cuff syndrome, and radiculopathy
    • A quick breakdown of cluneal neuropathy: what it is, how to test for it, and why it’s likely underdiagnosed in your patients with persistent low back pain
    • Easy, research-backed techniques you can implement in clinic—today
    🔗 RESOURCES + LINKS:
    🎓View the full library of FAKTR products, courses and certifications here.
    🧠Enjoy a 15% discount on ChiroUp.com’s essentials membership as a FAKTR Podcast Listener. Click here to learn more and get started today for FREE.
    🎙️ SUPPORT THE SHOW: Visit our website at faktrpodcast.com to leave a review or comment
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    31 分
  • #104 - Rebuilding Better Athletes: The System Every Sports Clinician Needs with Dr. Tom Teter, Part 2

    #104 - Rebuilding Better Athletes: The System Every Sports Clinician Needs with Dr. Tom Teter, Part 2
    2025/05/16
    From Rehab to Return-to-Play: Building Systems for Performance-Based Care with Dr. Tom Teter

    In Part 2 of our two-part series with Dr. Tom Teter, we pick up right where we left off—unpacking the systems, frameworks, and thought processes behind performance-based rehab and athletic care.

    Dr. Teter dives into the heart of the Clinical Human Performance Practitioner (CHPP) model, sharing how his clinical audit and fitness audit processes help healthcare providers deliver consistent, collaborative care that doesn’t stop at pain relief. You’ll learn how this framework supports better outcomes for both patients and integrated care teams by ensuring every stage of rehab and performance development is addressed.

    If you work with active patients or athletes and want to strengthen your clinical reasoning and care structure, this episode is packed with practical insights you can start using immediately.

    What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
    • The gaps in traditional sports med certifications
    • How to structure clinical decision-making using audit algorithms
    • The six essential stages of rehabilitation for performance-based care
    • How to define clear roles on integrated support teams to eliminate “turf wars”
    🔗 Resources and Links:
    🎓 Become a Certified Clinical Human Performance Practitioner
    Ready to go beyond pain relief and deliver results that last? Get immediate access to Dr. Teter’s complete 12-course CHPP certification: 👉 Enroll now📰
    Subscribe to The Performance Practitioner Newsletter (by Rehab to Fitness)
    A free Substack for clinicians, coaches, and trainers who want smarter, evidence-informed strategies for bridging rehab and performance. 👉 Subscribe Here

    Learn more about FAKTR products and courses here
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    48 分
  • #103 - Rebuilding Better Athletes: The System Every Sports Clinician Needs with Dr. Tom Teter, Part 1

    #103 - Rebuilding Better Athletes: The System Every Sports Clinician Needs with Dr. Tom Teter, Part 1
    2025/05/02
    Rebuilding Better Athletes: The System Every Sports Clinician Needs with Dr. Tom Teter

    In today’s episode, we kick off Part 1 of a powerful two-part conversation with Dr. Tom Teter—a chiropractor, educator, and creator of the Clinical Human Performance Practitioner (CHPP) Certification. With over two decades of experience working with athletes of all levels, Dr. Teter shares how his early frustrations with traditional rehab models led him to develop a performance-driven system that connects clinical care with athletic development.

    We explore the disconnect between rehab and performance, why discharging a patient after their pain subsides is often not enough, and how a structured, algorithmic approach can create better outcomes for both clinicians and patients. If you've ever asked yourself, “What’s next after pain relief?”—this episode is for you.

    What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
    • Why most rehab models fall short when preparing athletes to return to play
    • How to redefine “maximum medical improvement” with a performance lens
    • The origins of the Rehab to Fitness framework and CHPP Certification
    • What providers miss when they skip the stages between motor control and sport-specific readiness
    • Dr. Teter’s clinical audit and fitness audit processes
    🔗 Resources and Links:
    🎓Become a Certified Clinical Human Performance Practitioner
    Ready to go beyond pain relief and deliver results that last? Get immediate access to Dr. Teter’s complete 12-course CHPP certification: 👉 Enroll now
    📰 Subscribe to The Performance Practitioner Newsletter (by Rehab to Fitness)
    A free Substack for clinicians, coaches, and trainers who want smarter, evidence-informed strategies for bridging rehab and performance. 👉 Subscribe Here
    Learn more about FAKTR products and courses here
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    33 分
  • #102 - Strategies and Tactics for a Successful Associate-Practice Owner Relationship, Part 2

    #102 - Strategies and Tactics for a Successful Associate-Practice Owner Relationship, Part 2
    2025/04/05
    Strategies and Tactics for a Successful Associate-Practice Owner Relationship Part 2 with Dr. Lisa Goodman

    In this second part of our two-part series with Dr. Lisa Goodman, we shift gears to explore the associate-practice owner relationship through the lens of leadership, compensation, and long-term strategy.Whether you're a seasoned provider looking to bring on your first associate or a new graduate wondering how to negotiate your first contract, this episode is full of actionable insights to help you build a successful—and sustainable—career in healthcare.

    Dr. Goodman unpacks the key elements that make an associateship work, how to structure compensation fairly, and what both owners and employees need to know about setting clear expectations from day one.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
    • How to structure compensation models that are fair, scalable, and attractive
    • Strategies for negotiating salary and understanding earnings expectations
    • Red flags to look for in associate agreements (and how to avoid them)
    • Tips for practice owners on setting expectations and fostering retention
    • What new grads need to consider before accepting an offer or going solo
    🎧 Listen to Part 1 here💻
    Register for our April Masterclass Hemp in Healthcare here 💬
    Have you ever worked as an associate or independent contractor and had a *truly* awful experience? Or… are you a practice owner with a hiring *horror story*? A new hire who turned into a *total disaster*? We’re collecting anonymous stories for an upcoming podcast episode. Drop yours here: https://tinyurl.com/FAKTR-ep101-horror

    Resources & Links
    • Learn more about FAKTR products and courses here
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  • #101 - Strategies and Tactics for a Successful Associate-Practice Owner Relationship, Part 1

    #101 - Strategies and Tactics for a Successful Associate-Practice Owner Relationship, Part 1
    2025/03/21
    Strategies and Tactics for a Successful Associate-Practice Owner Relationship Part 1 with Dr. Lisa Goodman

    Navigating the relationship between a practice owner and an associate is one of the most crucial yet challenging aspects of running a successful healthcare practice. Whether you’re a new provider deciding between becoming an employee, an independent contractor, or starting your own practice—or a practice owner looking to hire and retain top talent—this episode is packed with valuable insights.

    In Part 1 of this two-part series, Dr. Lisa Goodman shares her expertise on setting clear expectations, building trust, and creating a mutually beneficial relationship between associates and practice owners. If you’re looking for real-world strategies to grow your career or business without the common pitfalls, this episode is a must-listen.Key Takeaways:
    • The pros and cons of becoming an associate, independent contractor, or practice owner.
    • What practice owners should consider before hiring an associate.
    • The most common mistakes in associate-practice owner relationships—and how to avoid them.
    • How to set clear expectations and create a win-win partnership.
    • Why trust, communication, and mentorship are the foundation of a successful practice.
    💬 Have you ever worked as an associate or independent contractor and had a *truly* awful experience? Maybe you got burned on a contract, were overworked and underpaid, or dealt with a toxic work environment? Or… are you a practice owner with a hiring *horror story*? A new hire who turned into a *total disaster*? We’re collecting anonymous stories for an upcoming podcast episode. Drop yours here: Resources & Links
    • Learn more about FAKTR products and courses here
    • 📩 Have a topic or speaker you’d like us to feature next? Let us know
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    32 分
  • #100 - Long COVID, Chronic Pain and the Next Big Breakthrough in Rehab with Keith Cronin, DPT, Part 2

    #100 - Long COVID, Chronic Pain and the Next Big Breakthrough in Rehab with Keith Cronin, DPT, Part 2
    2025/03/07
    Innovative New Treatments for Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction with Keith Cronin, DPT

    In this milestone 100th episode of the FAKTR Podcast, we continue our conversation with Keith Cronin, DPT diving deeper into the groundbreaking technology of wearable electrophysiological neuromodulation and its potential impact on patient care. If you thought Part 1 was insightful, Part 2 goes even further—exploring how this cutting-edge technology is shaping the future of rehabilitation, pain management, and autonomic dysfunction treatment.

    Dr. Cronin shares his experience with real-world patient outcomes, the surprising benefits emerging from clinical use, and how electrophysiological neuromodulation is proving to be a game-changer for conditions like chronic pain, long COVID, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and autonomic disorders.Episode Highlights
    • Expanding the Applications of Wearable Neuromodulation – How this technology is revolutionizing patient care beyond traditional electrical stimulation (e-stim).
    • Clinical Impact on Chronic Conditions – Insights into how patients with chronic pain, autonomic dysfunction, and post-viral syndromes like long COVID are responding to treatment.
    • Bridging the Gap Between Research and Clinical Practice – How the adoption of new technologies in rehabilitation, neurology, and performance training is helping clinicians better serve their patients.
    • The Future of Remote Patient Care – Exploring the potential of home-use neuromodulation systems and how telehealth and wearable data tracking are changing the way we approach treatment.
    Resources & Links
    • Learn more about FAKTR products here
    • 📩 Have a topic or speaker you’d like us to feature next? Let us know
    • This episode is sponsored by Neuro20.com
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    41 分