The FARM Cast

Dr. Kathy Dooley is a chiropractor and so much more. In this wide-ranging conversation, we dive into the importance of anatomy, or applied anatomy, in practice, how holistic and precision medicine is changing her practice, and what the constant pursuit of clinical excellence looks like. https://drdooleynoted.com/ https://www.immaculatedissection.com/meet-the-team https://www.instagram.com/immaculatedissection/?hl=en

On this Week In Review, we discuss a common hip flexor tendinopathy in a soccer player treated with fundamentals of movement and breathing, a medial knee pain case that keeps us aware of always having a pain audit and functional audit in our plan, and a look at the links between IBS and pelvic motor control in an elite youth golfer.

In this episode, I have a conversation with Austin Einhorn of Apiros out of Santa Cruz, CA. Austin is an author and evolved coach. He is dedicated to making non-contact injury extinct and evolving athlete movement and skill (and the perspectives of their coaches). In his work at Apiros he shows athletes they can do things they didn't realize were possible; in his writing, he shows coaches how they can shape a healthier culture.  In addition to his coaching and writing in Santa Cruz, Austin travels the world to evolve athletes, coaches, and consult with teams. Topics discussed; Some of the principles of Austin's coaching practice? What an evolutionary lens of movement means to modern-day coaching. What it means to be a practitioner coach. Maximizing youth development for elite athleticism. Common misconceptions within the strength and conditioning realm. Creating awareness for long-term development. The internal vs. external cueing debate continues. Find out more about Austin via the following: @apiros.team www.theevolvedcoach.com www.apiros.team

The last of the immediate series, but not the last forever. My Health Journey #6 looks at my turbulent ride through undergrad up to graduate school.

My Health Journey Part 5 looks at a point in my life where I was really going down the rabbit hold of biohacking and health optimization, only to be thrown for a loop when Sloan and I faced the challenge of not being able to get pregnant. 

In part four of My Health Journey, I discuss my femur fracture at an early age and the trajectory it sent me. Also, I dive into some of the possible issues with long-term surgical hardware.

Dr. Richard Ulm, DC and I sit down in this episode to explore the nuance (when needed) of clinical care, ideas around the four S’s of rehabilitation, and much more.

Episode 3 of My Health Journey, takes you through some of my competitive years of trail racing and the possible toll it took on my health.

In this episode, I take it way back. I explore my early life and the health of my parents and grandparents, as I discuss the role that epigenetics plays in our health and generations to come.

This is the first installment of my breakdown of the last three decades of my personal health journey.