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The PTCH Podcast

Do you ever wonder what happens when a chiropractor and physical therapist team up? Do chiropractors and physical therapists even like each other?! The PTCH (PT - for physical therapy and CH - for chiropractor) Podcast is hosted by Dr. Kathy Lynch, DPT and Jason Young, DC.

Podcast · By Kathy Lynch, DPT and Jason Young, DC · American English · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Jeff Moore: Why PT's Old Playbook Is Dead (opens the original)

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    Fitness forward rehab, the mentorship gap, and why Jeff Moore says the old physical therapy playbook is gone. Jeff Moore, founder of PT on Ice and the Institute of Clinical Excellence, joins Dr. Kathy Lynch and Dr. Jason Young to talk about building reserve instead of resting patients, why the manual therapy vs exercise war was always silly, what separates a good clinician from an exceptional one, how patients can spot a provider who actually knows their stuff, whether residencies are worth it,

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Your ACL Tear Wasn't Just Bad Luck (opens the original)

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    ACL injuries aren't random bad luck. Dr. Marc Norcross on what really loads the ACL, why warmup programs cut risk up to 50 percent, and what to skip. Dr. Jason Young and Dr. Kathy Lynch dig into landing mechanics, valgus, fatigue, quad strength, cleats and turf, knee braces and tape, coaching buy-in, and why multi-sport kids may be the safer athletes. Supported by Encore Physical Therapy in Corvallis, OR - PT So good, You're gonna want more! And Body of Health Chiropractic & Wellness Center in C

  3. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Do a PT and Chiropractor Follow Their Own Advice? (opens the original)

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    We tell patients to get eight hours of sleep — so how much do we actually get? Kathy and Jason confess the health habits they really do. Episode 76 goes category by category: nutrition (hiding spinach in monkey shakes, halibut for people who hate fishy fish, mercury in big fish), strength training (quads and hamstrings same day, accidentally buying a gym, the stir-the-pot plank), movement (selling the truck and walking to work), mental health (road rage, binaural music, 'discipline is freedom'),

  4. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Health Advice That Aged Badly Compilation (opens the original)

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    Health advice that aged badly: your weak core isn't the back pain villain, knees over toes won't wreck your knees, and 'dead butt syndrome' can disable patients. Episode 75 is a compilation of the myths Dr. Jason Young and Dr. Kathy Lynch have taken apart over the last year and a half. Crunches as king of core training, glutial amnesia and the patient who blamed his glutes for everything, the squat myth Cathy can't stand, the supposed rivalry between PTs and chiropractors, and why pain does not

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    PT vs Chiropractor: Who Treats Back Pain Better? (opens the original)

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    Physical therapy vs chiropractic — a PT and a chiropractor finally argue it out, then treat the same 71-year-old patient two very different ways. Kathy and Jason promised beef, and they get close. This episode breaks down what chiropractors actually do (spinal and extremity manipulation, rehab, lifestyle coaching), what PTs actually do (movement screens, gait, neuromuscular rehab, function-forward goals), and where the two overlap more than either profession likes to admit. They dig into red fla

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