The Movement Guild Podcast

Here's another special episode between AW and Nick Studholme. 

It was a fun & fact filled conversation specifically about tendon rehab because AW jacked up his lateral epicondyle and was seeking advice from Nick. It started as a conversation on the phone before AW realized it would be a great podcast conversation, as well as an opportunity to give AW crap about another stupid injury. 

Enjoy. 

We spoke with Dr. Alyson Evans, Founder & CEO of a new company called Fringe. Fringe has some really pure CBD products, along with a fantastic education platform to educate clinicians about the endocannabinoid system & what it does in everyone's body. We learned a lot in this conversation, and think you will too. JC & AW have known Alyson for awhile and got the opportunity to become her friend when she was the Medical Director for Rocktape. 

Dr. Alyson Evans, DC has dedicated the last 20 years to mashing up her passions for healthcare and education, alongside pursuing her purpose of building and serving a team. Alyson has helped grow multiple businesses, by prioritizing professional education and product innovation.

She was at the forefront of growing the RockTape brand and community for a decade. Up for a new challenge, she found herself asking “What else is possible?” Alyson is the Co-CEO and Founder of Fringe, a company grounded by it’s dedication to improving how we live and how we learn.

JC & AW had a fantastic conversation with our friend and colleague, Dr. Evan Osar. Evan is the developer of the Integrative Movement Specialist™ certification designed specifically to aid the fitness professional establish themselves as an invaluable part of their client’s health care team. 

He is the founder of Fitness Education Seminars, an education company with the mission of helping trainers and therapists recognize their role as a part of the solution to the health care crisis. He specializes in bringing advanced training and rehabilitation strategies to the fitness and bodywork professional that works with the pre and post-rehabilitation and the general population client.

More information about his work can be found at https://iihfe.com/ or on IG @iihfe

JC & AW had a wide ranging and fun conversation with Dr. Eric Cobb, the founder & CEO of Z Health Education that focused on the brain and applying neuroscience.  

Dr. Cobb is a fantastic teacher, with JC & AW both having the opportunity to learn with him.  If you're interested in learning more about the brain and how to actually apply neuroscience, then please listen to this podcast and checkout Z Healths Education offerings because they do a great job of helping you to do just that. 

More information about Dr. Cobb & Z-Health Education can be found at https://zhealtheducation.com/

and on IG @zhealth_performance

Dr. Tom Michaud is back on the podcast this week & it was a great conversation! 

We discussed the foot (a lot), being an inventor, applying research and a whole lot more. You won't be disappointed in this conversation. 

Make sure to check out his work at www.humanlocomotion.com 

Since graduating from Western States Chiropractic College in the early 80s, Dr. Tom Michaud has published numerous book chapters and dozens of articles on subjects ranging from biomechanics of the first ray and shoulder, to the pathomechanics of vertebral artery dissection.

In 1993, Williams and Wilkins published Dr. Michaud’s first textbook, Foot Orthoses and Other Forms of Conservative Foot Care, which was eventually translated into four languages. His next book, Human Locomotion: The Conservative Management of Gait-Related Disorders, a textbook published in 2012, is used in physical therapy, chiropractic, pedorthic, and podiatry schools around the world. He has also published a book for recreational runners: Injury-Free Running: How to Build Strength, Improve Form, and Treat/Prevent Injuries. 

This week JC & AW speak with Jim Bennitt. Jim is a a former wrestler, massage therapist and clerk at the Chicago Board of Trade, began his studies in Yoga, Tantra and Ayurveda in 1997. Originally he took up Yoga as a way to help heal back pain, but soon after, discovered how the practice affects not only the body, but also mind and spirit. He is the co-owner of Tejas Yoga in Chicago & a national & international educator. 

We're speaking with Jimji today because he has influenced both of us as movement professionals & has a depth of knowledge about yoga that has brought him to the top of his field. He also is the person AW considers to be his yoga teacher. 

Jim has recently come out with a 'yoga' app for people to take yoga on demand & live, and you can find more info at https://tejasyogachicago.com/

In this special episode, Adam & his good buddy Mike Stella (ATC, owner of the Movement Underground) talk about what 'Grinds Our Gears' in our shared movement profession. We don't hold back in this wide ranging conversation. 

Note: This is not a traditional Movement Guild Podcast because Jessica wasn't there and Adam actually gave his viewpoints about things in the movement profession, rather than just interview others. It's a long episode, clocking in at 1hour45 minutes and there are swear words, including an occasional F Bomb dropped. 

This episode serves as the 'season ending' palette cleanser of sorts. 

It was fun. It might be controversial, but it's worth the listen. 

JC & AW had a fantastic conversation with Michol Dalcourt. AW has been friends with Michol since before he was a PT, and Michol's work has been of great influence to AW and also The Movement Guild. 

Michol is an internationally recognized industry leader in health and human performance. He is the founder and CEO of the IoM, inventor of ViPR PRO and Co-Founder of PTA Global. He has given hundreds of international lectures and has been a featured speaker at most of the world’s top fitness conferences, fitness clubs and at many colleges and universities around the world.

Enjoy 

JC & AW had a fantastic conversation with Charlie Weingroff. Charlie is a PT, ATC, Strength Coach and Educator.  

Charlie is currently Physical Performance Lead and Head Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Canadian Men’s National Basketball Team, which currently tops all foreign countries with a total of 20 active players in the NBA. He often lectures overseas often, and his relationship with Beijing Yanding Trading Company has brought him through mainland China for the last 5 years.

Previous roles Charlie has held have been Nike Executive Performance Council, Lead Physical Therapist for the United States Marine Corps Special Operations Command, Head Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Philadelphia 76ers in the NBA, and Director of Athletic Development for the Roddick-Grunberg Tennis Academy. Charlie has consulted for teams in all major North American sports as well as Manchester United and Manchester City in the English Premiere League.

His Training = Rehab series is often discussed as a thought leading model that brought to light the value of medical, fitness, and science professionals all working together as one staff or unit.

In this conversation, we learn about Charlies background and philosophy and also if Marvel or DC comics is better :-)

Charlie is amazingly knowledgable and you're sure to get some great info out of this conversation so enjoy. 

JC & AW had a really awesome conversation with Jill Miller who is an educator, author, fascia geek & yoga/movement professional. 

In this first season of TMG Podcast, we continue our conversations with those who are entrepreneurs & have had an influence on us & the atmosphere we try and create at The Guild.  

In this episode, Jill tells us about her story and why she created Yoga Tune Up & Tune Up Fitness, how it's changed, & where she hopes to lead it. We also talk about fascia & yoga.  It was really fun! 

Enjoy

In this episode, JC & AW have a fantastic conversation with Dr. Emily Splichal, DPM about the feet & also being entrepreneurial. 

As a Podiatrist, Human Movement Specialist, and Global Leader in Barefoot Science and Rehabilitation, Dr. Splichal has developed a keen eye for movement dysfunction and neuromuscular control during gait. Originally trained as a surgeon through Beth Israel Medical 2Center in New York City and Mt Vernon Hospital in Mt Vernon, NY, in 2017 Dr. Splichal put down her scalpel and shifted her practice to one that is built around functional and regenerative medicine.

It was a great conversation, so enjoy! 

This week JC and AW have a great conversation with Dr. Gary Gray. Gary is a PT, founder of The Gray Institute and inventor of Applied Functional Science. Gary's work has been influential in the movement professionals that Adam & Jessica are. Garys teachings are at the core of The Movement Guild approach to movement and working with the individual. It was a great conversation. 

Welcome back. 

It's been awhile since we've brought you a new podcast & we're excited to be back with some changes. Basically, life got busy for both of us & as we've transitioned (pivoted) during the lockdown, a transition made sense. 

Consider this a wrap up of one & roll out of The Movement Guild Podcast. TMG podcast has a bunch of great conversations lined up with movement leaders. In this conversation, we catch up with Nick and find out what we've been up to. Nick also tells us a lot of what he's been studying, including the use of Moxy & breathing tools with his patients. 

It was a great conversation & it's great to be back. 

It's been awhile, but Nick and Adam are the guests on this episode. N & A had a good conversation about a lot of different clinical type stuff, including pain, the vestibular system, biomechanics (does it matter?) and what they're focusing on clinically and professionally. 

It pretty much does represent one of their non-recorded conversations, but with a few less cuss words.  We did our best to stir a little controversy, not sure if we did, so listen in and let us know what you think.  

In this episode, the guys had a great conversation with physical therapist Tony Mikla. Tony is one of the smartest, humblest and also quietest people you'll come across, and has worked in numerous environments including Exos (formerly Athletes Performance).  The conversation touched upon philosophy, blood flow restriction, motor control, strength & conditioning and much more.  

Learn more about Tony at https://www.kimeperformance.com/ and all social media at kimeperformance

Join us for a great disccusion with International sports performance consultant Derek Hansen. Derek worked as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Simon Fraser University for 14 years, the first non-US member of the NCAA. He also serves as a performance consultant to numerous professional teams in the NFL, NBA, MLS and NHL, as well as major NCAA Division 1 programs throughout North America, specializing in speed development, strategic performance planning, return-to-competition protocols and neuromuscular electrical stimulation programming.

check out more about Derek at: https://sprintcoach.com

Nick and Adam are excited about this episode, because David George is a friend and mentor to both. Dr. David George, D.C., co founder of FNOR and Prologel, talks all things neurology including motor systems, vestibular system, neurogenic inflammation and default mode network to name a few. This episode is so packed with gems you'll want to listen multiple times. Enjoy!

In this episode, Physiotherapist Diane Jacobs joins us to talk about her book, Dermoneuromodulating, and the concepts encompassing Dermoneuromodulation (DNM), which is a structured, interactive approach to manual therapy that considers the nervous system of the patient from skin cell to sense of self, where techniques are slow, light, kind, intelligent, responsive and effective.   

For more information about DNM, along with workshops and a fantastic resource list, please visit http://www.dermoneuromodulation.com/.

(Editors Note: There were some technical difficulties with this episode, originally recorded in late November 2017. There are a few small editing issues midway through, but they are minor.  Sorry)

This conversation with Sue Falsone is one we were really looking forward to, and it didn't disappoint.  Sue is the first female professional ATC in professional sports, as the ATC for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and most recently is the owner of Structure & Function .  The conversation focused on movement, fascia, the application and relevancy of dry needling, yoga, load capacity and more, so check it out!

And check out more information about Sue at http://suefalsone.com/

This week the guys talked to who we consider the "third movement guy", Dr. Nicky Kirk.  Dr. Kirk is a Chiropractor and one of the most knowledgeable practitioners we know of in the field of recovery.  In this episode, the guys talk to Nicky about recovery and what that means, in addition to why all movement practitioners should be knowledgeable about it.  This wide ranging conversation touches on the specifics to consider when working to progress a rehab program,  his thoughts on ice vs. heat, as well as concepts on load management.  You're not going to want to miss this conversation with one of Adam and Nick's closest friends in the movement biz.  

For more information on Nicky, be sure to check his website at: http://www.drnickykirk.com/ and on Facebook here. 

This week the guys speak with Michael Shacklock, physiotherapist, educator and author of the book Clinical Neurodynamics . In this great discussion, Michael fills us in on his path into neurodynamics and how he ended up doing what he is.  We also learn his views on research in general, where his interests in research currently lie, and his thoughts on what we as a movement community could be doing better.  

The conversation was wide ranging, touching upon his views of manual therapy, pain science and we hear about how his thoughts and ideas of progressed,  among other topics.  This is one of the more chock-full-of-information episodes we've covered, so make sure you're ready to take some notes because you're sure to learn a thing or two.  

For more information, be sure to check out his website at: http://www.neurodynamicsolutions.com

This week, the guys talk with Michol Dalcourt, founder of the Institute of Motion and inventor of the Vipr, as well as the concept of loaded movement training.  Michol is truly one of the nicest people in the movement business, and we discussed periodization, movement progressions and learn about how and why developed the IOM andthe Vipr.  It was a great conversation, and we're honored to have him on the podcast.  Enjoy! 

For more information on Michol and the Institute of Motion, please check out: 

https://instituteofmotion.com or https://www.facebook.com/InstituteofMotion

In this episode, the guys talk with fellow movement geek and head Strength & Conditioning Coach of the Philadelphia 76ers, Todd Wright.  In this great conversation, we learn his approach to working with athletes, keeping them motivated, ensuring proper load for movements and much more!  Todd's perspective on S&C is unique, and we're excited to present this episode to you.  Be sure to check out Todd on Instagram at @toddwright_coach and also at http://www.train4thegame.com. 

In this great episode with Todd Hargrove, we learn about his path towards understanding Better Movement, which happens to be the name of his fantastic book.  Todd has a background in Structural Integration (Rolfing) and Functional Integration (Feldenkrais), and does a really fantastic job synthesizing this information with pain science.  Check out this conversation, which did have a bit of technical difficulty towards the end (around the 42-43 minute mark), and learn how Todd does what he does.

Also, be sure to check out Todd's blog and teaching information at https://www.bettermovement.org

This episode, Nick and Adam have the pleasure of talking with Erson Religioso, who is a physical therapist, educator, movement geek and expert (our word not his) on all things PT entrepreneurial related.  We discussed his path to becoming a Physical Therapist, how he uses movement within his treatment paradigm, and the reasons that led him towards creating his brand, Modern Manual Therapy, the Eclectic Approach.

We also learn about his approach to educating patients about pain, as well and which music he likes to listen to while working.  He's one of the leaders in the movement profession, and is respected for his viewpoint, ability to synthesize information and as a true gentleman.

This was a fun episode, so enjoy!  And if you do like it, do what Erson suggests at the end of the episode and share it, while telling everyone, including your parents, to listen.

In this fun episode, as Nick and Adam answered questions taken from the listeners.

The guys talk about some of their major influences, including Gary Gray, Michol Dalcourt, Tom Hyde, Dan McClure, Craig Buhler and others.

They discussed their viewpoints of some of the differences between ‘movement systems’ (FMS vs 3DMaps), progressive strategies for working with joints, knee mechanics and relative motion, compression versus distraction and  also some of the things Adam and Nic are thinking and learning about.  We also learn why Nick likes yerba mate tea so much.

Come listen, learn and have fun!

Join Nick and Adam for a great conversation with movement therapist Lenny Parracino. We discussed the importance of application, what is actually happening with manual therapy and Lenny’s viewpoint on the integration of movement and bodywork.  It was an information filled hour so listen and enjoy!

Join Nick and Adam for a great conversation with Australian Chiropractor Brett Jarosz where we discuss his approach to treatment from a functional neurology perspective.  We get in depth about why understanding the central mechanisms of the brain is important to a movement based approach to treatment, and how Brett integrates this  practical approach to treatment. 

Brett is a practicing chiropractor who has been consulting in private practice since December 2008. He has a strong practice interest in athletic and sporting injuries; corrective exercise therapy; running biomechanics/technique efficiency and optimizing athletic performance. Besides sports chiropractic, Brett also has practice interests in neuro-orthopaedic rehabilitation, as well as pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation.

He is the founder of Erepsonline, which is the "only custom exercise prescription software with in built in rehabilitation programs and integrated outcome measures".  For more information and a free 2 month trial membership, check out: www.erepsonline.com/register/code

Enter the following codes: 

for Australians: 2MOVEGUYSAUS

for all other international listeners: 2MOVEGUYSINTERNATIONAL 

and for more information about Brett, check out: https://www.optimizechiro.com/brett-jarosz-chiropractor

Make sure you have your note taking equipment for this one because it's chock full of great information.