HeyJaredTo The Bone: Sports Medicine Podcast
Cutting to the bone on topics related to Athletic Training by providing a platform for the voices of Athletic Training to discuss the business, politics, new technology and applications, and current events of sports medicine.
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Ep 101. To The Bone: Temperature Management with Amit Kapoor (opens the original)
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Heat stroke isn’t just “getting tired.” It can shut down the brain, affect vital organs, and change an athlete’s season in minutes. Save this for your next sideline day—and send it to your athletic trainer crew. Amit Kapoor, founder and CEO of First Line Tech, explains: Why heat illness symptoms may not appear immediately How cold water immersion compares with misting and cooling towels Why forearm cooling may help cool the body efficiently How athletic trainers can build heat prevention into ev
Ep 100. To The Bone Podcast: ROI Calculator with Michael Stant (opens the original)
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In this episode of To the Bone, Shelby Daly sits down with athletic trainer and ROI calculator creator Mikey Stant to unpack the real economics of athletic training. They dive into why documentation matters, how athletic trainers can demonstrate measurable value, and what return on investment looks like across high school, college, industrial, and military settings. Mikey shares the origin of his free ROI calculator and explains how it helps athletic trainers track patient encounters, field cove
Ep 99. To The Bone: 30 Years of NATA Conferences with Kevin Vining (opens the original)
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Kevin Vining shares insights on the evolution of the national athletic training conferences, challenges faced, and ideas for increasing engagement and public awareness after attending 30 NATA Conferences. In this episode, Kevin Vining and Shelby Daly explore the future of athletic training professional conferences, including education, networking, and industry challenges. They share insights on how to engage students, improve conferences, and expand the profession.
Ep 98. To The Bone Podcast: Mike Weild (opens the original)
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In this episode, Mike Weild shares his extensive journey in athletic training, from early days to developing academic programs and advocating for the profession. We explore the challenges, opportunities, and future directions of athletic training, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience, advocacy, and professional growth.
Ep 97. To The Bone Podcast: Under Pressure with Toby Brooks (opens the original)
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In this crossover episode of To the Bone and Becoming Undone , Shelby Daly and Toby Brooks dive into a candid conversation about leadership, burnout, authenticity, and the future of athletic training. What starts as a personal riff quickly opens into a broader discussion about the pressures clinicians face to constantly give, the lack of recognition for advanced skills, and the tension between coverage-based work and true performance-minded care. Together, they explore how the profession can do
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