Jacked Athlete Podcast

Chapters 00:00 The Role of Podiatry in Rehabilitation 01:19 Exploring the Peroneal and Tibialis Posterior Tendons 04:25 Phases of Tendon Rehabilitation 07:14 Differentiating Tendon Injuries 10:30 The Importance of Accurate Diagnosis 24:12 Exploring Treatment Options for Tendon Pain 32:36 Understanding Orthotics and Their Role in Recovery 41:43 The Importance of Taping Techniques 44:29 Footwear Considerations for Pain Management 51:49 Differential Diagnosis in Tendon Pain 57:06 Understanding Insertional Pain and Loading Programs 58:14 The Role of Training Load in Running Injuries 01:00:03 Conservative Care for Tears and Injuries 01:02:04 Managing Detraining Effects During Recovery 01:05:35 Exploring Plantar Fasciitis and Treatment Options 01:07:06 Differentiating Types of Plantar Fasciitis 01:11:34 The Importance of Diagnosis in Treatment 01:15:15 Understanding Pain with Weight Bearing 01:18:37 Tibialis Posterior Tendonitis: Compression vs. Strain 01:25:24 Rehabilitation Strategies for Tendon Injuries 01:26:43 Rehabilitation Techniques for Tendons 01:33:20 Understanding the Capacity Phase in Rehabilitation 01:36:27 The Role of Resistance Training in Injury Prevention 01:47:25 Dynamic Function of the Foot and Ankle 01:58:24 Insights on Shin Splints and MTSS 01:58:42 Understanding Shin Splints and Their Treatment 02:02:25 The Role of Loading Cycles in Rehabilitation 02:04:40 Specificity in Rehabilitation: Running vs. Traditional Exercises 02:07:35 The Complexity of Tendon Healing and Rehabilitation 02:17:31 Future Directions in Tendon Research and Rehabilitation Takeaways Podiatry often misunderstood; it's more than just inserts. Tendons like peroneals and tibialis posterior require specific rehabilitation. Phases of rehab include pain management and capacity building. Differentiating between tendon injuries is crucial for effective treatment. Orthotics can significantly aid in unloading painful tendons. Load modification is key in managing chronic pain conditions. Footwear plays a vital role in recovery from injuries. Plantar fasciitis treatment requires understanding of compressive vs tensile pain. Education is essential for patients to understand their conditions. Effective communication with patients enhances treatment outcomes. Imaging is crucial for ruling out serious conditions in tendon injuries. Accurate diagnosis is essential for effective treatment of tendon pain. Rehabilitation should focus on the specific needs of the tendon involved. Ankle stiffness can significantly affect athletic performance. The minimum effective dose of exercise is important for maintaining tendon health. Tendon injuries require a combination of loading and unloading strategies for recovery. Nutrition plays a vital role in tendon healing and overall performance. Understanding the biomechanics of the foot is key to preventing injuries. The body adapts to loading cycles, which can influence recovery from injuries. Long-term monitoring of tendon health is necessary for athletes. Blake on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blake.sportspodiatrist/ Blake's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SportsMedicineProject?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGn0B8PgJSRp-qaCYmqC4yGv8Xy0YmTk8VSIzUffdN9odCfz2j08OrOYFQH2ek_aem_ovO72KqzHk4lxDHBBRo0XA Blake's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbqw1DRZlUIcGL7rr0CHo9g Blake's Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6s99soNsAnzEKd0OyPBR8P?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGn9H8fpNukw1oIy4S-X-Y-A2iUVw-kzQN31uq6oRV-ZwVbccCHH0SgPy6Zdj8_aem_bagi5CYH-BipjAbACUQDiw Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-162-peroneal-and-tibialis-posterior-tendons-with-blake-withers/

Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Myotendinous Junction Injuries 00:08 Pain Perception in Soleus Injuries 21:28 Rehabilitation Protocols for Soleus Injuries Takeaways Misdiagnosis is a significant issue in myotendinous injuries. Education is crucial for effective injury management. The rectus femoris has a complex three-layer structure. Proximal muscle action is like a whip, while distal action generates force. MRI is the gold standard for assessing injuries. Pain often manifests after activity, not during. Aponeurotic tissue requires longer healing times than muscle injuries. Tendon and aponeurosis have different mechanical properties. A multidisciplinary approach is essential for injury management. Continuous improvement in clinical practice is necessary. Filippo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filippo_tilli_fisioterapista/ Filippo on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/filippo-tilli-429aa51a7/ Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-161-rectus-femoris-and-soleus-aponeurosis-injuries-with-filippo-tilli/

Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Tendinopathy and Personal Journeys 02:58 Exploring Treatment Approaches and Personal Experiences 05:42 Understanding the Science Behind Tendon Rehabilitation 08:52 The Role of Warm-Up Phenomenon in Tendon Health 11:34 Diving into the Berlin Method and Its Applications 14:54 Managing Tendinopathy in Professional Athletes 17:38 Innovative Exercises for Tendon Strengthening 20:40 Balancing Performance and Tendon Health 23:21 The Impact of Deep Knee Angles on Tendon Health 26:39 Utilizing Flywheel Training and K-Box for Rehabilitation 37:00 Understanding Tendon Overload and Training Methods 38:52 Managing Tendinopathy in High-Performance Athletes 41:52 The Impact of Surface on Tendon Health 45:05 Biomechanics of Jumping and Landing in Beach Volleyball 49:39 Exploring Adjunct Treatments for Tendinopathy Takeaways Jonas Riess shares his journey with patellar tendinopathy and how it shaped his career. The importance of understanding tendon loading and biomechanics in rehabilitation. Research from influential figures like Keith Barr and Jill Cook has shaped current practices. Warm-up phenomena can temporarily alleviate pain in tendinopathy cases. The Berlin method and decline squats are effective for treating patellar tendinopathy. Managing tendon pain requires a balance between loading and recovery. Innovative training methods can enhance performance while protecting the tendon. Beach volleyball presents unique challenges for tendon health due to surface dynamics. Adjunct therapies like collagen supplementation and shockwave therapy have mixed results. Effective communication and collaboration with athletes are crucial for successful rehabilitation. Jonas on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kukfrankfurt/ Jumper's Kneehab Programm: https://myablefy.com/s/kukfrankfurt/jumpers-kneehab Jonas on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbyoRiUmk1MBqwxwEfthS2Q/featured Jonas's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/kukfrankfurt?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGnlEHgKh5AvX1xlo8utZkT83nxIYy09BNt3nN1P2tp8w8pdwLtIU2oSX1URA0_aem_PfHsdRbewB32IDrS3D2xKw Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-160-patellar-and-quad-tendons-with-jonas-riess/

Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Patellar Tendinopathy and Research Background 02:59 Understanding Kinetic Chain and Loading Tiers 05:59 The Role of Ankle Dorsiflexion in Knee Stress 08:46 Biomechanics of Landing and Patellar Tendon Load 11:40 Rehabilitation Strategies for Patellar Tendinopathy 14:34 The Importance of Calf Strengthening 17:59 Electrical Stimulation in Rehabilitation 21:01 Comparing Strain and Load in Tendon Rehabilitation 23:45 BFR and Its Implications for Tendon Health 35:39 Understanding Tendon Pathologies: Quad vs. Patellar Tendon 39:24 Compression vs. Tension: The Key to Tendon Health 42:06 Loading Strategies for Quad and Patellar Tendon Rehabilitation 45:12 The Role of Muscle Strength in Tendon Health 49:36 Osgood Schlatter and Its Management 52:28 The Importance of Load Management in Young Athletes 54:55 Research Insights: Loading Index and Tendon Rehabilitation 01:01:36 Plyometrics and Kinetic Chain in Rehabilitation 01:05:10 Balancing Sports Participation and Rehabilitation 01:08:38 Current Research and Future Directions Takeaways Rodrigo Scatone specializes in sports physical therapy and patellar tendinopathy. Dorsiflexion restriction can lead to increased knee stress and patellar tendon issues. Landing mechanics significantly affect patellar tendon load during activities. Rehabilitation should focus on the entire kinetic chain, not just the affected tendon. Calf strengthening is crucial for offloading the patellar tendon during rehab. Electrical stimulation can enhance quad activation and reduce pain during rehab. Long-duration isometrics may not be suitable for all patients due to pain responses. BFR training is controversial for lower limb rehabilitation due to potential tendon strain imbalances. The quadriceps tendon may require different loading strategies compared to the patellar tendon. Young athletes with Osgood Schlatter's should avoid excessive stretching and focus on load management. Rodrigo on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rscattone/ Rodrigo on Twitter: https://x.com/scattonesilva Rodrigo's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rscattone?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGn_JYxepL7fCxUs2WEpEqJn2n6_pzuA9JJ1ieYRSf-JXqQ94mjf23DD5qRAuU_aem_wWPO4ZJf6VeuoXe52GDTHA Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-159-patellar-and-quadriceps-tendons-with-rodrigo-scattone/

Brent Fikowski, an elite CrossFit competitor with 12 years in the sport, shares invaluable insights on Achilles health and injury prevention. He discusses the prevalence of Achilles injuries, especially related to rebounding box jumps, and emphasizes the need for proper warm-up routines. Brent highlights the often-neglected importance of calf training and structured loading practices to maintain tendon resilience. Additionally, he covers effective strategies for scaling plyometrics safely and the long-term benefits of consistent loading for tendon adaptation.

Video of the bilateral quad tendon rupture Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Jalen Shabazz 01:01 The Day of the Injury 02:29 Immediate Aftermath and Surgery 04:59 Post-Surgery Recovery and Physical Therapy 07:30 Rehabilitation Journey Begins 10:06 Returning to Strength Training 14:06 Gradual Return to Olympic Lifts 17:45 Relearning to Walk and Running Again 20:07 Getting Back to Jumping and Advanced Movements 22:21 Navigating Pain and Adjustments in Training 23:33 Athletic Background and Early Injuries 26:22 Transition to Weightlifting and Knee Issues 30:22 Understanding the Causes of Tendon Ruptures 34:52 The Impact of Pain Ignorance 37:56 Recovery Journey and Coaching Insights 39:43 Community and Shared Experiences of Injuries Takeaways Jalen Shabazz is a strength and conditioning coach and former Olympic weightlifter. He experienced a bilateral quad tendon rupture during a lifting session. The injury occurred unexpectedly without prior pain or warning. Immediate medical attention was crucial, leading to surgery the next day. Post-surgery, Jalen faced significant challenges in mobility and daily activities. Physical therapy focused on regaining range of motion and strength. He utilized online resources to guide his rehabilitation process. Jalen gradually returned to strength training and Olympic lifts after recovery. Mental resilience played a key role in overcoming the fear of re-injury. He continues to adapt his training to accommodate his recovery and current capabilities. Jalen played multiple sports growing up, which contributed to his athletic development. He experienced a significant injury during the Junior Olympics due to a stress fracture. Transitioning to weightlifting initially alleviated his knee pain. Ignoring pain over the years led to inevitable injuries. He believes that many athletes push through pain, thinking it will resolve later. Jalen's recovery journey has made him more aware of the importance of addressing injuries promptly. He emphasizes the need for athletes to prioritize their long-term health over short-term gains. Jalen connects with others who have experienced similar injuries, creating a community of shared experiences. He maintains a conservative approach in coaching others, advocating for injury prevention. Jalen's story highlights the importance of listening to one's body and recognizing the signs of overuse. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quicktempa/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@quicktempa Website: https://tempateam.com Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-157-bilateral-quad-tendon-rupture-story-with-jalen-shabazz/

In this insightful discussion, Dylan Carmody, a physical therapist and strength coach from Bend, OR, dives deep into calf and Achilles biomechanics. He reveals that strong calves don’t always equate to injury prevention and explores the surprising ways athletes compensate during movement. Dylan emphasizes the critical role of biomechanics in athletic performance and shares practical training strategies, including the importance of both dorsiflexion and specific loading techniques for tendon health. His expertise is a must-listen for athletes seeking to enhance their performance and prevent injuries.

Jess Ellis, a skilled physiotherapist with a PhD focused on wearable tech ethics, shares her expertise in tendon and cartilage management. She discusses the complexities of patellofemoral pain and its management, emphasizing the role of fluid dynamics in joint health. Jess explains the mechanics behind Achilles ruptures and the unique challenges they present. Rehabilitation strategies, such as graded exposure and eccentric training, are highlighted, along with the importance of individualized approaches for athletes managing pain.

Matt McInnes Watson, a coach and educator specializing in dynamic movement, joins Derek Garza, a physical therapist focused on ACL rehab. They dive into the critical role of dynamic movement in rehabilitation and discuss how to tailor plyometric training based on individual athlete profiles. Key insights include the importance of starting ACL rehab early, utilizing diverse loading strategies for tendon health, and the benefits of gradual returns to high-impact activity. They also emphasize individualized approaches to recovery, considering factors like joint stiffness and surgical details.

Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Q's Journey 02:59 The Influence of Mentorship in Physical Therapy 06:06 Challenging Traditional Beliefs in Physical Therapy 08:57 The Limitations of Physical Therapy Education 11:53 Experiences as an Athlete and the Role of Strength Conditioning 14:53 The Disconnect in Athletic Training and Rehabilitation 17:49 Understanding Tendon Pain and Rehabilitation Strategies 20:50 The Importance of Function Over Pain 23:57 The Role of Manual Therapy in Rehabilitation 26:48 The Psychological Impact of Injury on Athletes 30:04 Reframing Rehabilitation: Keeping Athletes Active 32:48 The Future of Physical Therapy and Athlete Care 54:21 The Psychological Aspect of Injury Recovery 56:58 Challenges in Athletic Training and Recovery 01:01:26 Cultural Shifts in Sports Medicine 01:02:23 The Role of Patient Empowerment in Recovery 01:06:23 The Importance of Enjoyment in Sports 01:08:12 Managing Pain Flare-Ups in Rehabilitation 01:12:34 Understanding Pain and Its Complexity 01:17:01 Daily Life Adjustments for Pain Management 01:21:23 Personal Experiences with Tendinopathy 01:25:34 Dynamic vs. Static Rehabilitation Approaches 01:29:00 Caution in Post-Surgical Rehabilitation 01:35:38 The Complexity of Pain and Rehabilitation 01:40:40 The Balance of Activity and Rest in Recovery 01:45:37 Future Directions in Rehabilitation and Coaching Takeaways Q's journey from strength conditioning to physical therapy was influenced by mentorship. Physical therapy education often lacks practical application for athletes. Challenging traditional beliefs in physical therapy is essential for growth. Pain management should focus on function rather than just alleviating pain. Athletes often experience a disconnect between rehabilitation and training. Manual therapy has limitations and should not be the sole focus of treatment. Keeping athletes active during rehabilitation can enhance recovery. The psychological impact of injury on athletes is significant and should be addressed. A shift in the healthcare model is needed to support athletes better. Understanding tendon pain requires a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation. The psychological aspect of injury recovery is crucial. Engaging in enjoyable activities can aid recovery. Cultural shifts in sports medicine are necessary for better outcomes. Patient empowerment plays a significant role in rehabilitation. Pain management requires understanding its complexity. Daily life adjustments can help manage pain effectively. Dynamic rehabilitation approaches may not always be suitable for every injury. Caution is essential in post-surgical rehabilitation. Sometimes, doing less can lead to better recovery outcomes. Effective communication is key in managing patient expectations. Q on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coach_q_physio/ Q's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/q_willey?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacZCyD5hJ7vDrU8N015yMTND-oMVC41rgX0wvgcpWU4ZLEM8cAj6otX8qq_ag_aem_90spPkBQ6rLXDVz6JZWUjg Website: https://www.findphysiotherapy.com/ Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-153-tendon-rehab-with-q-willy/