Are you a lifelong learner?

Someone who is always looking to tweak and refine their craft?

If so, this episode is for you!

Whether it’s best practices for consuming new information, reflecting on past experiences, or using the mentorship process to deepen our understanding, a commitment to lifelong learning is something that every one of us can benefit from.

And that’s why I asked former IFAST intern, PT student, and now physical therapist at Resilient Physical Therapy Mike Reinhardt to come on this week’s show.

Mike’s thirst for knowledge is something that has always set him apart, and the strategies we discuss in this episode can benefit trainers, coaches and rehab professionals at any stage in the game.

So in this episode, we’re going to cover the topic of learning and much, much more.

Using tech as a means to accumulate data that’s reliable will influence decision-making on the long-term. – Dr. Mike Reinhardt

This Week on the Physical Prep Podcast:

How the combo of Mike’s science focused parents, paired with 4-hour after school sessions in the gym, forged him into the person he is today.
Why he feels learning to coach first gives young physical therapists an edge.
Mike’s mentors along the way, and what he’s learned from both being a mentee, and now becoming a mentor himself.
The learning techniques that Mike uses to help take in and assimilate new info
Why reflection is one of my favorite ways to deepen your understanding of any topic.
The role that technology plays in reconditioning, and how we can help us get better outcomes.
The limitations that tech has, and why it can’t be the only thing we use in our decision-making process.
A really fun lightning round where we talk coffee, Olympic lifting, and becoming a member of the Resilient Physical Therapy team!

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