The NeuFit Undercurrent Podcast

Krystina Miller, PT, DPT works with patients who have complex neurological diagnoses. After several years working in an inpatient setting, she opened her own practice in the Metro Detroit area and started using the Neubie shortly thereafter. Initially, she incorporated it as an adjunct to help her neuro patients with other pains and injuries, especially the ones who had shoulder problems from operating their manual wheelchairs. As she was helping them with their pain, she saw ways that she could use it to help with the actual neurological impairments as well. She shares stories of helping spinal cord injury patients restore sensation, improve autonomic function to help blood pressure and reduce swelling in the legs, and dramatically reduce spasticity to improve function. Ready to get your own Neubie? Let's connect at http://www.calendly.com/clayedgin/30

I'm joined today by Jameson Taillon, pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates. In this episode, Jamo recounts what led him to discover the Neubie and how it had a profound impact on his recovery, not to mention how he's been able to stay strong with minimal equipment and the Neubie while quarantining at home due to MLB facilities shutting down for Covid. We're looking forward to seeing what Jameson does in the upcoming season!

"Quantified" Bob Troia has been in technology for 20+ years, including some early successes selling off his first business. For the past 7-8 years, he has turned his love of technology inwards, performing many self-experiments to measure how different interventions affect his sleep, blood sugar, mood, gut microbiome, cognitive performance, and overall health. Bob shares his perspective on how "individual results may vary," and dives into some of his most interesting findings so far. He also talks specifically about the Neubie and how he believes it has helped him accelerate the process of skill acquisition. To keep up with Bob and his latest experiments, check out www.quantifiedbob.com.

I'm joined today by Alex Charfen for another episode where we'll talk more about the business side of the clinic. Leveraging his experience growing and scaling multiple types of businesses, Alex now devotes his time to coaching entrepreneurs and sharing the lessons he's learned along the way. Among the gems in this episode, he talks about how practitioners have to emphasize their process and results, instead of just their own name and reputation, in order to scale. This can allow clinic owners to build teams and have a business that isn't 100 percent reliant on them as the main provider. Alex also goes on to share some of the unique experiences he's personally had with the Neubie, including accelerating by many months his recovery after bicep tendon reconstruction! For more information on Alex, check out www.momentumpodcast.com

Watch him work for just five minutes and you'll never look at these rehabilitation experience the same. I'm joined today by one of most sought-after in house rehabilitation specialists here at NeuFit HQ, Steve Haldemann. A trainer and strength and conditioning coach all of his life, Steve was a competitive bodybuilder when he suffered a bad motorcycle accident. Using the Neubie technology and his tenacious attitude in the gym, he was not only able to come back but win his next bodybuilding show. Listen as he describes how his passion for helping people who have been told they have no hope combines with the technology and techniques employed at NeuFit to create amazing outcomes for very challenging situations.

In this episode, we dive into one of the most under-leveraged and over-used terms in business: your Core Values. How can you define what drives you and why does it matter? Is it enough to attract and motivate the right team? Listen in to learn more.

In this episode of The NeuFit Undercurrent, I talk with Dr. Lauren Leiva, DPT of The Exerscience Center in Lutz, Florida about how she used her own resilience and mindset to not only heal herself, but also create a thriving integrative physical therapy practice to make massive changes to her patient's lives. Lauren details her struggles with Crohn's and a pregnancy that left her hospitalized for 9 months that would have caused most people to throw in the towel and relegate themselves to a life of "less than." Not only was she able to get back to a baseline of health, she's been able to take her own progress past any other conceived limitations.

In this episode of The NeuFit Undercurrent podcast, Garrett explains the importance of the role of the autonomic nervous system and how resilience plays a major factor into your nervous system health. Want to talk to a NEUBIE expert on how to get your own? Click this link to get in touch: https://ve821.infusionsoft.com/app/form/podcast-referral-form1

On this episode of The NeuFit Undercurrent, Garrett expounds on a topic we get asked about a lot regarding how we use a neurological approach to rehabilitation and fitness. How are they different? How are they the same?

Husband and wife team David Harris, MD and Michele Zink Harris, PT, own and operate CHARM Austin - a regenerative medicine facility among the first of its kind to incorporate physical therapy and regenerative medicine. In this episode, Michele recounts some of the more amazing outcomes she's been able to have with this neurological approach to physical therapy and how it's made even more powerful by her husband's team of regenerative medicine specialists.