Andrew Hauser has worked in a number of capacities in professional baseball both in the strength & medical capacities, most recently as the Director of Performance Rehab for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Director of Player Health & Performance for the Atlanta Braves.

And he has recently made the dive into the private space in Phoenix, AZ focusing on training, rehab, return to play and consulting starting his own business called Continuum High Performance.

But today, we’re going to focus on this idea of return to play – or maybe more specifically, return to PERFORMANCE.

Lots of people are talking about RTP, but how many are doing it well?

How are they doing it at the highest levels of sport?

And how can you take this knowledge to help YOUR clients and athletes get better results when coming back from injury?

That’s the focus of today’s show, and I really think you’re going to enjoy it!

Sometimes you’ve got to show them a little failure that’s NOT going to set them back. – Andrew Hauser

This Week on the Physical Prep Podcast:

• Andrew’s career path, and how a life-changing injury forged him and made him who he is today.
• His first steps when it comes to his return to play (RTP) model, and why timelines are so important.
• How you go about getting everyone – coaches, trainers, physical and massage therapists, etc. – on the same page.
• Andrew’s thoughts on keeping everyone on course when dealing with major injuries and take weeks or months to rehabilitate.
• The role of contingency plans or “alternate routes” when dealing with setbacks
• Why the mental side of RTP may be the biggest issue at hand today
• What he’s learned spending numerous years in pro sports, and what he’s learning now that he’s moved into the private sector

Connect with Andrew:

• ContinuumHP.com
• Andrew@ContinuumHP.com
• Andrew Hauser on Twitter
• Andrew Hauser on Instagram

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