The FARM Cast

In this conversation, Beau Beard and Brian McKenzie explore the intricate relationship between health and performance, emphasizing the importance of understanding the process over the outcome. They discuss the evolution of human performance training, the role of responsibility in health, and the significance of introspection and learning. McKenzie shares insights on pain, change, and the illusion of sport, advocating for a more holistic approach to health and performance. The dialogue highlights the need for deeper conversations and collective responsibility in leadership and personal growth.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Brian McKenzie and His Journey03:15 The Intersection of Health and Performance05:36 Understanding Health and Responsibility08:15 The Role of Breathing in Human Performance11:12 The Importance of Self-Discovery and Learning14:06 The Impact of Lifestyle on Health16:41 Navigating Truth and Responsibility in Health19:36 The Challenge of Modern Health Perspectives22:35 Personal Practices for Health and Performance25:32 The Evolution of Habits and Learning28:05 The Future of Health and Individual Responsibility34:40 Navigating Social Media and Personal Responsibility37:52 The Evolution of Leadership and Collective Intelligence40:56 The Fragility of Specialization in Modern Society45:31 The Illusion of Sport and the Pursuit of Meaning53:03 The Process Over the Goal: Understanding Human Experience56:53 Embracing Change and the Nature of LearningDr. Beau Beard, DC, MS, CCSP is the co-founder and clinic director of ⁠The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠, specializing in health, human performance, and rehabilitation. Inspired by his own recovery from a femur fracture, Dr. Beard has become an internationally recognized speaker and educator, sharing expertise on running performance, environmental health, and clinical reasoning. Creator of ⁠Rethinking Running Rehab (Rx3)⁠ and ⁠The Art of Assessment⁠ courses, he’s worked with professional athletes, Olympic medalists, and military units. Author of ⁠The Age of Movement ⁠and a TEDx Birmingham speaker, Dr. Beard’s mission is to empower individuals to be Better Than Before.BeauBeard.comInstagram: ⁠⁠@drbeaubeard⁠X: https://x.com/drbeaubeard⁠YouTube Channel⁠

Learn the simple ways to tell if you have a nerve or muscle problem in this informative video. For proper diagnosis, understand the signs and symptoms to differentiate between nerve injuries and muscle strains.Dr. Beau Beard, DC, MS, CCSP is the co-founder and clinic director of⁠The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠, specializing in health, human performance, and rehabilitation. Inspired by his own recovery from a femur fracture, Dr. Beard has become an internationally recognized speaker and educator, sharing expertise on running performance, environmental health, and clinical reasoning. Creator of⁠Rethinking Running Rehab (Rx3)⁠ and⁠The Art of Assessment⁠ courses, he’s worked with professional athletes, Olympic medalists, and military units. Author of⁠The Age of Movement ⁠and a TEDx Birmingham speaker, Dr. Beard’s mission is to empower individuals to be Better Than Before.The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠Instagram:⁠@chirofarm⁠⁠@drbeaubeard⁠⁠YouTube Channel⁠

In this episode, Dr. Beau and Seth discuss various case studies focusing on shoulder pain, diagnosis, and treatment approaches. They explore the complexities of managing patient expectations, and functional goals, and the importance of understanding the underlying issues contributing to shoulder injuries. The conversation emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation, considering both physical and psychological aspects of patient care. - Dr. Beau Beard, DC, MS, CCSP is the co-founder and clinic director of The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement, specializing in health, human performance, and rehabilitation. Inspired by his own recovery from a femur fracture, Dr. Beard has become an internationally recognized speaker and educator, sharing expertise on running performance, environmental health, and clinical reasoning. Creator of Rethinking Running Rehab (Rx3) and The Art of Assessment courses, he’s worked with professional athletes, Olympic medalists, and military units. Author of The Age of Movement and a TEDx Birmingham speaker, Dr. Beard’s mission is to empower individuals to be Better Than Before. - A thorough examination can reveal multiple contributing factors to shoulder issues. Soft tissue work is important, but it may not always lead to immediate changes. Functional goals should align with the patient's lifestyle and activities. Managing expectations is key to patient satisfaction and treatment success. Injuries may require a multifaceted approach, including addressing the thoracic spin - The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement BeauBeard.com Instagram: @chirofarm @drbeaubeard YouTube Channel

In this conversation, Beau and Kelly discuss the evolving landscape of health and wellness, emphasizing the importance of community engagement, environmental factors, and the need for behavior change. It highlights the significance of nutrition, the role of youth sports, and the necessity for structural changes to promote better health outcomes. The discussion also touches on the adaptability of humans and the importance of making small, impactful changes in daily life. Ultimately, the conversation serves as a call to action for individuals and communities to take charge of their health and well-being. - Dr. Beau Beard, DC, MS, CCSP is the co-founder and clinic director of ⁠The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠, specializing in health, human performance, and rehabilitation. Inspired by his own recovery from a femur fracture, Dr. Beard has become an internationally recognized speaker and educator, sharing expertise on running performance, environmental health, and clinical reasoning. Creator of ⁠Rethinking Running Rehab (Rx3)⁠ and ⁠The Art of Assessment⁠ courses, he’s worked with professional athletes, Olympic medalists, and military units. Author of ⁠The Age of Movement ⁠and a TEDx Birmingham speaker, Dr. Beard’s mission is to empower individuals to be Better Than Before. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Current Endeavors 00:39 Shifts in Consciousness and Health Practices 03:51 Population Health and Community Engagement 06:35 The Role of Change Agents in Health 09:27 Understanding Human Complexity and Health 11:47 Nutrition and Environmental Mismatches 16:26 Streamlining Health Choices 20:05 Cultural Shifts and Behavior Change 27:27 Grassroots Change in Health Awareness 30:14 The Importance of Nutrition and Sleep for Kids 33:03 Reconceptualizing Youth Sports 37:39 Small Changes for Big Impact 42:45 Evolving Perspectives on Health Practices 49:39 The Complexity of Health Research The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠ BeauBeard.com⁠ Instagram: ⁠@chirofarm⁠ ⁠@drbeaubeard⁠ ⁠YouTube Channel⁠

In this solo podcast, Dr. Beau discusses a case study of a collegiate runner he has been treating since middle school. The conversation delves into the runner's injury history, particularly a navicular stress fracture, and the impact of carbon-plated shoes on their biomechanics. Dr. Beau explores the runner's phenotype, rehabilitation strategies, and the importance of maintaining mobility during growth spurts. The episode concludes with insights on performance goals and the significance of individualized care in sports medicine. - Dr. Beau Beard, DC, MS, CCSP is the co-founder and clinic director of ⁠The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠, specializing in health, human performance, and rehabilitation. Inspired by his own recovery from a femur fracture, Dr. Beard has become an internationally recognized speaker and educator, sharing expertise on running performance, environmental health, and clinical reasoning. Creator of ⁠Rethinking Running Rehab (Rx3)⁠ and ⁠The Art of Assessment⁠ courses, he’s worked with professional athletes, Olympic medalists, and military units. Author of ⁠The Age of Movement ⁠and a TEDx Birmingham speaker, Dr. Beard’s mission is to empower individuals to be Better Than Before. - Understanding the runner's phenotype is crucial for treatment. Carbon-plated shoes can alter biomechanics and lead to injuries. Surgical interventions require careful monitoring during recovery. Maintaining mobility during growth spurts is essential for young athletes. Gait analysis can reveal compensatory patterns in runners. - The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠ BeauBeard.com⁠ Instagram: ⁠@chirofarm⁠ ⁠@drbeaubeard⁠ ⁠YouTube Channel⁠

In this conversation, Dr. Beau & The FARM team discusses the principles of DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization) and its application in patient care, particularly focusing on movement, breathing mechanics, and motor control. Through various case studies, he highlights the importance of understanding fixed points in the body, the role of intra-abdominal pressure, and the significance of assessing rib cage functionality. The discussion also touches on practical applications in pediatric care and the continuous learning process involved in mastering DNS techniques.-Dr. Beau Beard, DC, MS, CCSP is the co-founder and clinic director of ⁠The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠, specializing in health, human performance, and rehabilitation. Inspired by his own recovery from a femur fracture, Dr. Beard has become an internationally recognized speaker and educator, sharing expertise on running performance, environmental health, and clinical reasoning. Creator of ⁠Rethinking Running Rehab (Rx3)⁠ and ⁠The Art of Assessment⁠ courses, he’s worked with professional athletes, Olympic medalists, and military units. Author of ⁠The Age of Movement ⁠and a TEDx Birmingham speaker, Dr. Beard’s mission is to empower individuals to be Better Than Before.- DNS emphasizes the importance of understanding fixed points in the body. Breathing mechanics are crucial for effective movement and stability. Assessing rib cage functionality can provide insights into patient care Intra-abdominal pressure plays a significant role in movement dynamics. Continuous learning and questioning are essential in mastering DNS techniques.-BeauBeard.com⁠The FARM: Functional Athletic Rehabilitation and Movement⁠Instagram: ⁠@chirofarm⁠ ⁠@drbeaubeard⁠⁠YouTube Channel⁠

In this conversation, Michael O'Neal shares his journey into the health and fitness world, discussing his personal experiences with injuries and the limitations of mainstream medicine. He emphasizes the importance of problem-solving abilities in healthcare providers and critiques the institutionalized approaches that often fail to address individual needs. The discussion explores the balance between user experience and scientific principles in fitness training, the cultural deficiencies in movement, and the challenges of motivating clients. O'Neal also reflects on the motivations behind writing his book, aiming to establish authority and provide a resource for clients. In this conversation, Michael O'Neal discusses the importance of building authority and generating leads through accessible resources like books. He emphasizes the need to prioritize systems over goals in the health and wellness industry, advocating for alternative health solutions as a response to growing distrust in mainstream institutions. The discussion also touches on the gap between bro science and institutional research, the role of institutions in health, and the importance of holistic approaches to wellness. O'Neal introduces the concept of a resonance model for decision-making, contrasting it with the traditional consensus model, and highlights the significance of probabilities in clinical practice.

Summary In this conversation, Dr. Emily shares her journey into functional podiatry, emphasizing the importance of viewing foot health through an integrated lens that includes movement, sensory input, and overall body awareness. She discusses the shift from traditional podiatry to a more functional approach, influenced by her background in fitness and human movement. The conversation explores the significance of ground reaction forces, the role of the autonomic nervous system in chronic pain, and the potential of regenerative medicine. Dr. Emily also addresses common misconceptions in podiatry, the importance of patient education, and the need for innovation in the field.

In this conversation, Dr. Beau discusses various cases of knee pain, focusing on lateral collateral ligament (LCL) sprains. He presents two case studies: a 58-year-old male skateboarder and a 43-year-old female runner, detailing their injuries, treatment approaches, and rehabilitation strategies. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying causes of pain, the role of strength training in recovery, and the need for a holistic approach to patient care in sports medicine. -- 00:00 Introduction and Updates on Athletes 06:14 Differential Diagnosis and Assessment Techniques 12:30 Functional Health Coaching and Patient Engagement 23:06 Understanding Lateral Knee Pain 33:31 Case Study: LCL Sprain in a Runner 42:15 The Importance of Strength Training for Runners 48:32 FARM Cast Outro.mp4

In this episode, Dr. Beau, Dr. Alex, Dr. Seth, and Dr. Daneiel discuss the journey of an elite distance runner dealing with foot pain. The conversation begins with personal updates and transitions into a detailed case study focusing on the runner's symptoms, assessment, diagnosis, and treatment strategies. Dr. Beau emphasizes the importance of understanding the psychological aspects of competitive sports and how they influence treatment decisions. The episode concludes with a review of the runner's progress and future recommendations for managing his condition effectively. In this conversation, Dr. Beau discusses the complexities of diagnosing and managing athletic injuries, particularly in runners and CrossFit athletes. He emphasizes the importance of individualized treatment plans based on the athlete's specific needs and circumstances. The discussion includes case studies that highlight the interplay between strength training, injury prevention, and performance enhancement. Dr. Beau also addresses the psychological aspects of injury management and the significance of patient buy-in for effective treatment outcomes.