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To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 54. To The Bone: Trust in Leadership with Brian BarryBrian Barry, an experienced athletic trainer and advocate for the profession shares his journey into athletic training, pivotal moments in his career, and insights on leadership, community involvement, and the importance of business acumen in the field. The conversation also delves into the challenges faced by the NATA and the need for transparency and engagement within the organization. Brian emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, accountability, and effective communication in leadership roles, as well as the necessity for athletic trainers to take charge of their professional development and community engagement.
2025-11-0358 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 53. To The Bone: Hue Tape with Tamisha GuyTamisha Guy, the founder of Hue Tape, a kinesiology tape designed for individuals with melanin-rich skin tones shares her inspiration for creating the product, the challenges she faced in the competitive textile industry, and her journey as an entrepreneur. She emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, quality, and representation in wellness products, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. The discussion also touches on the future plans for Hue Tape and the impact it aims to have in the sports medicine community.20% Discount Code: THB20www.huetape.com
2025-11-0329 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 53. To The Bone Podcast: Hue Tape with Tamisha GuyTamisha Guy, the founder of Hue Tape, talks about kinesiology tape designed for individuals with melanin-rich skin tones. Tamisha shares her inspiration for creating the product, the challenges she faced in the competitive textile industry, and her journey as an entrepreneur. She emphasizes the importance of inclusivity, quality, and representation in wellness products, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. The discussion also touches on the future plans for Hue Tape and the impact it aims to have in the sports medicine community.20% Discount Code: THB20www.huetape.com
2025-10-2829 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 52. To The Bone Podcast: Public Safety Workers Compensation with Marissa Villafuerte-BrooksMarissa Villafuerte-Brooks, an athletic trainer in public safety, discussing the unique challenges and rewards of her role. Marissa shares insights on rehabilitation, the importance of workers' compensation, and the role of athletic trainers in injury prevention and management. The discussion highlights the significance of communication, tracking return on investment, and the complexities of working with public safety professionals. We discuss the intricacies of injury prevention and management within public safety settings, particularly focusing on the challenges and opportunities presented by workers' compensation. She emphasizes the importance of building trust with public safety...
2025-10-131h 22
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 51. To The Bone Podcast: Resuscitating your CPR Skills with Grace SavageEPISODE SKELETON:Grace Savage, an expert in CPR and emergency care for athletic trainers, discuss the importance of CPR training, understanding cardiac arrest, and the need for continuous education and practice. Grace emphasizes the significance of clear communication and leadership during emergencies, as well as the emerging technologies that may enhance CPR effectiveness. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by athletic trainers in maintaining their skills and the importance of building relationships with local EMS for better emergency preparedness.
2025-10-061h 18
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 50. To The Bone Podcast: Safety Nets with Tyler LesherEPISODE SKELETONTyler Lesher discusses his journey of creating the EscaLAte Summit and ARC certification, emphasizing the importance of patient care, the need for safety nets, and the value of networking. He shares insights on the financial aspects of athletic training, the challenges faced by professionals, and the opportunities available in private practice. Tyler encourages aspiring athletic trainers to invest in themselves and build strong networks to succeed in their careers.www.escalatela.comwww.advancedrehabcertification.com
2025-10-021h 09
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 49. To The Bone Podcast: Board of Certification CPCSUMMARYIn this episode, Shelby Daly discusses the new Continuing Professional Certification (CPC) program with Shannon Fleming and Heather Collins from the BOC. They explore the differences between the new CPC renewal and the legacy renewal, emphasizing the personalized and flexible approach to professional development. The conversation delves into the Pathfinder tool, which aids athletic trainers in setting goals, tracking progress, and reflecting on their learning. The hosts discuss the importance of meaningful continuing education, the value of the CPC program for athletic trainers, and how it can help demonstrate their value to employers and the healthcare...
2025-09-3031 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 48. To The Bone: Hong Kong International AT Jared MaiselIn this conversation, Jared Maisel, an international athletic trainer, shares his experiences working in various countries, including China, Belgium, and Hong Kong. He discusses the unique challenges faced by athletic trainers abroad, the importance of networking and education, and the evolving role of athletic trainers in international schools. Jared emphasizes the need for collaboration among professionals and the significance of adapting to different healthcare systems. He also reflects on his personal growth through these experiences and offers advice for aspiring athletic trainers looking to work internationally.
2025-06-251h 05
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 47. To The Bone: Banana Ball with Frances Gilbert Frances Gilbert, the director of athletic training for the Savannah Bananas, discusses the unique environment of Banana Ball, the evolution of athletic training within this entertainment-focused league, and the challenges and opportunities that come with it. She shares her journey from collegiate sports to professional athletic training, the importance of collaboration with other departments, and the need for continuous growth and adaptability in the field. The conversation highlights the balance between providing high-quality care for athletes while also ensuring an engaging experience for fans.www.thesavannahbananas.com
2025-06-1755 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 46. To The Bone: Open Commentary with Adam HalpernShelby Daly and Adam Halpern discuss the current state of athletic training, focusing on the challenges and opportunities within the profession. They explore the impact of telehealth, the ongoing licensure debates, and the unique role of athletic trainers in healthcare. The discussion emphasizes the need for innovation, effective marketing, and strategic change to enhance the profession's visibility and value. They also touch on the importance of building relationships within the community and the necessity for athletic trainers to embrace their unique position as health navigators.
2025-06-1059 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 45. To The Bone: PIVOT into Growth with Alisha PenningtonCan a simple pivot change your future trajectory toward success?In this episode, we sit down with Alisha Pennington—athletic trainer turned entrepreneur—as she shares her powerful journey of transformation and strategic reinvention. We dive into her new book, Power of the Pivot, and unpack:-A practical framework for making aligned, strategic life decisions-The courage it takes to advocate for yourself and embrace risk-Why emotional and mental preparation is key to change-How personal and professional growth are inse...
2025-06-031h 01
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 44. To The Bone: Financial Literacy Planning with Eric FuchsDo athletic trainers need an increase in compensation, or could financial illiteracy holding ATs back from financial freedom?Dr. Eric Fuchs discuss the critical aspects of retirement planning specifically for athletic trainers. We explore the importance of income, budgeting, and the necessity of starting retirement planning early. The discussion covers building an emergency fund, managing debt, and strategies for paying off loans. They also delve into retirement savings plans, the significance of employer contributions, and how to evaluate job offers in terms of total compensation. The conversation emphasizes the need for financial literacy and...
2025-05-271h 16
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 43. To The Bone: Trish Bare Grounds It's Her Circus and Her MonkeysTrish Bare Grounds, a seasoned athletic trainer with extensive experience in both traditional and non-traditional sports. Trish shares her journey from working in traditional athletic training to becoming a prominent figure in extreme sports and circus performance medicine. She discusses the importance of building trust with athletes, the challenges of working in diverse cultural settings, and the necessity of having comprehensive emergency action plans in high-risk environments. Trish emphasizes the value of passion in athletic training and the unique experiences that come from working in non-traditional sports. In this conversation, she discusses her extensive...
2025-05-201h 33
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 42. To The Bone: H2F Outside Reflection with Tyler ChristiansenCould a piece of the crumbling H2F puzzle be the weak messaging in distinguishing an athletic trainers value and worth through ROI?Tyler Christensen discusses his interpretation of the evolving role of athletic trainers, particularly in light of the recent changes to the H2F program. Tyler shares his insights from his extensive experience in tactical strength and conditioning, emphasizing the importance of athletic trainers in bridging the injury rehabilitation and performance team, the unique reintegration that ATs bring to the table. We explore the challenges faced by athletic trainers in promoting their value...
2025-05-161h 00
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 41. To The Bone: Future Concussion Care with Neurosynchrony HealthNeurosynchrony Health discuss the evolution of brain health and the innovative approaches they are taking to optimize it. They delve into the importance of personalized care, the role of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and EEG in treatment, and the misconceptions surrounding brain health. The discussion emphasizes a holistic approach to mental wellness, integrating various treatment modalities and addressing environmental factors that impact brain function.Neurosynchrony Health talks about the future of sideline concussion evaluation with EEG helmets to help better determine return to play protocols and treatment procedures. www.NeuroSynchronyHealth.com
2025-05-131h 05
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 40. To The Bone: Preventicx Data or Data? with Kevin RobellShelby and Kevin Robell explore how athletic trainers are increasingly overwhelmed by the sheer volume of data they collect yet remain underinformed due to inefficient and fragmented data use. As the role and purpose of data have evolved, much of what’s gathered in day-to-day clinical practice goes underutilized. Kevin explains how Preventicx aims to unify these disparate data sources, helping athletic trainers derive more meaningful and actionable outcomes.They also discuss how the data collected in clinical settings is often unstructured, highlighting the need for improved data strategies to better support clinical decision-making and outcomes tracking....
2025-04-291h 23
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 39. To The Bone: Fencing, International Travel, and U.S. Soccer's Cerebral Palsy Teams with Carlos RoelIn this episode, Shelby interviews Carlos Roel, an athletic trainer and physical therapist with extensive experience in fencing and other sports. We discuss the intricacies of fencing, including the different types of weapons, scoring systems, and common injuries. Carlos shares insights into the culture of fencing, the dynamics of international competitions, and the medical support provided to athletes. Carlos shares his experiences working with athletes with disabilities, particularly in the context of Paralympic sports. He discusses the challenges of balancing day-to-day impairments with athletic performance, the importance of managing pain and strength conditioning, and the unique journey of being...
2025-04-2256 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEP 38. To The Bone: Performance Medicine Making Research Sexy with Adam AnnacconeHow do we make research sexier?In this conversation, Shelby Daly and Adam Annaccone discuss the evolving landscape of performance healthcare in athletic training. They explore the integration of technology, the importance of collaboration among healthcare providers, and the leadership skills necessary for athletic trainers to succeed. The dialogue emphasizes the need for breaking down silos, enhancing educational pathways, and developing both soft and hard skills to improve outcomes in athletic training. We discuss the evolving landscape of athletic training, emphasizing the importance of continuing education, research literacy, and the integration of technology in healthcare...
2025-04-151h 04
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 37. To The Bone: Board of Certification Continuing EducationIn this episode, the BOC team discusses the continuing education requirements for athletic trainers, focusing on the different categories of CEUs, the history and importance of these units, and the process of becoming a BOC approved provider. They also explore the future of continuing education and how it is evolving to meet the needs of athletic trainers. TakeawaysContinuing education is required for maintaining certification since 1982.Athletic trainers need 50 CEUs, with specific requirements for categories.Category A CEUs are from BOC approved providers, ensuring quality education.Category B includes professional activities like speaking at conferences.Category...
2025-04-1024 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 36. To The Bone: Director Leadership with Derek LawranceAre athletic trainers the best to be promoted to directors of an organization? Or are we just applying to Peter Principle? Does time solve everything?In this conversation, Shelby Daly and Derek Lawrance discuss the evolving role of athletic trainers and performance directors in sports. They explore the necessary skills, leadership qualities, and the importance of communication and relationships in navigating the complexities of professional sports environments. Derek shares his journey from athletic training to establishing his own company and working with the US Men's National Team, emphasizing the need for athletic trainers to embrace their potential...
2025-04-081h 08
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 35. To The Bone: Leadership Aquisition with Stephanie LowtherStephanie Lowther just embarked on one of the most difficult entrepreneurial endeavors, acquiring an established business. Randy and Shelby interview Stephanie about the process of transitioning from an employee to an owner and the caveats that accompany change. We discuss the process of aquation monetarily, strategic, operationally, and most importantly the transfer of leadership. How can someone smoothly take over a leadership operation without rocking the boat?www.proactiveathletictherapy.comWe discuss the challenges and processes involved in business acquisition, the importance of leadership in athletic therapy...
2025-04-0252 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEP 34. To The Bone: Old Glory Bank with Tiffany SavageMany athletic trainers work as per diem ATs and run their own small businesses. Old Glory Bank simplifies the process of opening a business account, helping to ease the financial complexities of getting started.Randy and Shelby sit down with Tiffany Savage from Old Glory Bank to discuss the importance of knowing the values of the companies you do business with. Financial freedom starts with choosing the right banking institution—one that supports your journey rather than restricting it. The right bank aligns with your long-term financial goals, giving you control over your financial future.Bu...
2025-03-2452 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 33. To The Bone: Rapid Reboot with David JackIn the evolution of recovery technology, we talk with David Jack the director partnerships at Rapid Reboot on the evolution of the company and negotiation tactics on how to get the best technology into your athletic training clinic. Rapid Reboot 15% off with TOTHEBONE15www.rapidreboot.comWe discuss the evolution of recovery technology, the unique features of Rapid Reboot's products, and the importance of quality in athletic training equipment. David shares insights from his journey into athletic training, emphasizing the need for effective recovery...
2025-03-1751 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 32. To The Bone: IATS with Chris ProctorShelby and Randy sit down with Vice President of the Industrial Athletic Training Society Chris Proctor. We talk about specific aspects of the industrial athletic training setting. Is there a difference in treating athletes compared to industrial athletes that are making a paycheck?www.industrialats.com20% off on HUETAPE with code THB15www.huetape.com15% off on Rapid Reboot Equipment with code TOTHEBONE15 www.rapidreboot.comWe discuss the unique challenges and opportunities within industrial athletic training, emphasizing the importance of...
2025-03-1054 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 31. To The Bone: International Cross Over Canada AT HistoryTo The Bone Crosses over internationally with Athletic Therapy Now to interview Glen Bergeron about the history of Athletic Therapy in Canada and its close relation to Athletic Therapy in the US. This conversation explores the history and evolution of athletic therapy in Canada, featuring insights from Glenn Bergeron, a prominent figure in the field. The discussion covers the origins of the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association (CATA), the transition from trainers to therapists, pivotal moments in the profession's history, the establishment of professional standards, and the growing recognition of athletic therapists in clinical and...
2025-03-031h 10
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 30. To The Bone: How To Become A Canadian Athletic Therapist with Ashley BurrShelby sits down with Canadian Athletic Therapist Ashley Burr, host of Athletic Therapy Now, to talk about the process of certification for athletic therapist in Canada. With Canada's growing population of 3,000+ certified athletic therapists across the country, they are facing some of the same growing pains that the US encountered with the evolution of athletic training. The conversation explores the differences between athletic training in the U.S. and athletic therapy in Canada, including the certification process, the role of continuing education, and the scope of practice for athletic therapists. Ashley shares her personal journey into the...
2025-03-031h 10
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 29. To The Bone: Athletic Training Salary Survey with Chad StarkeyShelby sits down with Chad Starkey to talk about Athletic Training salary surveys. He is currently working with his colleagues Cailee Welch Bacon and Julie Cavallario to gather and analyze data from NATA Athletic Training job postings. They have successfully completed one year of tracking trends and averages in the athletic training job market. Additionally, we explore various factors that contribute to accurately capturing an athletic trainer’s value through compensation.athletictrainingdata.comWe explore trends in compensation, the impact of education and job titles on salaries, an...
2025-02-241h 17
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 28. To The Bone: Redbull's Medical Performance with Marco MilanoAthletic trainers are experts in risk management, preparedness, and understanding the demands of their sport—but what happens when an organization is constantly inventing new extreme sports that push human performance to the limit?Shelby and Randy sit down with Dr. Marco Milano, MS, DPT, COMT, to discuss the unique opportunities he's encountered while working at the Red Bull Performance Center in Santa Monica, CA.How can medical professionals best prepare for high-risk situations and the unique personalities of extreme athletes? As Marco advances in his career, he's now bringing the cutting-edge resources from the Re...
2025-02-1753 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 27. To The Bone: Collins Sports MedicineShelby and Randy sit down with Jake Alexander and Paige Carman, ATC, from Collins Sports Medicine to discuss the company's vital role in the sports medicine community.The conversation covers Collins' journey—from its beginnings as a surgical supply company to the expansion of a sister company dedicated to sports medicine supplies. Collins has always put its customers first, setting itself apart from competitors with its commitment to personal service—you always have a direct line to "Mama Collins."Randy and Jake explore the evolution of medical care in the military, addressing the shift in mind...
2025-02-1056 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 26. To The Bone Podcast: Elite 7How do you elevate your PRN coverage? Shelby sits down with Jennifer Barrett and Kelly Morgan from Elite 7 Sports Medicine to discuss the new frontier of telemedicine care. Are athletic trainers providing adequate care post-event? Elite 7 is setting a new precedence of care with post-event support and accessibility for the athlete's long-term care.
With telemedicine, athletic trainers could have more autonomous control over their schedule and patient load, which in result could help decrease burn out and compensation restrictions.
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2025-02-0457 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 25. To The Bone: Musculoskeletal Disorders with Alex DaileyHow can athletic trainers help with the health epidemic that is happening across the US? Alex Dailey provides insights about how athletic trainers scope of practice can help with risk mitigation.
2025-01-2759 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 24. To The Bone: Book Club Never Split the Difference Chap 4Shelby and Randy discuss the power of 'No' in negotiations. Chapter 4 of the book Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss discusses the underlying meaning of a "yes" when closing negotiations. "Yes" can be a sign of compliance rather than agreement and suggests using "no" to clarify the other person's position and identify obstacles to reaching an agreement.
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2025-01-2044 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 23. To The Bone: Student InterviewDo you ever feel misled when considering athletic training as a career? Were you unaware of the challenges and potential outcomes that come with the profession?
Are we asking prospective students the tough questions as they plan their future in athletic training? In my conversations with students, I encourage them to explore various paths to achieving their goals as athletic trainers, helping them set themselves up for success. By guiding them through these discussions, we can open up new opportunities for success while advancing the profession as they begin their educational journeys.
2025-01-1345 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 22 To The Bone: Party Across the USANews updates on projects and legislation in athletic training nationally and at the state level currently and over the past couple of years. Today we were able to give updates from:
BOC Orthopedic Specialty credential (BCS-O) exam dates www.bocatc.org/AT-specialties
Oklahoma
California
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
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2025-01-0656 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 21. To The Bone: Diversify AT Skills with Hannah ZugecWith athletic trainers being the jack of all trades, are we promoting the skills through avenues that could be making us more money, or time? Hannah Zugec ATC discusses the non-traditional avenue of practicing athletic training that provides more time flexibility and financial avenues through digital and affiliate marketing.
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2024-12-2354 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 20. To The Bone: Gratitude, Resilience, and Burnout with Dr. Colleen HackerHow can gratitude influence burnout? Dr. Hacker talks about her experiences working with the US National Women's Soccer, Hockey, and Field Hockey teams in strengthening their skills in resilience.
2024-12-1636 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 19. To The Bone: Getting into the Weeds of Cannabis with Corey Tremble and Peter GrayWhat are the stigmas that surround cannabis use in athletics? How can we better implement policies and education for safe use of this supplement? These are some questions athletic trainers should start asking themselves with the recent NCAA policy changes lifting cannabis and marijuana from the banned drug class list.
Corey Tremble DAT ATC and Peter Gray ATC are a part of the NATA Cannabinoid Task Force. We discuss areas on how to safely incorporate cannabis into an athlete's performance regimen and the future outlook of cannabis.
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2024-12-0953 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 18 To The Bone Podcast: Board of Certification National CompactShannon Flemming ATC Vice President of Credentialing at the BOC and Carl Sims the deputy program director at the Council of State Governments National Center for Interstate Compacts discusses the development of an interstate compact. Explore the history, benefits, and legislative process of the compact, emphasizing its potential to improve healthcare delivery and streamline licensure across states. The discussion also covers the costs associated with the compact, the onboarding process for new states, and the challenges some states may face in joining.
Check out www.bocatc.org for more information on this legislation.
2024-12-0231 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 17. To The Bone: SWAY Medical Kim Wyand and Britt GustafsonAs medical technologies are currently booming in the market, how do you pick which platform is the most reliable for your practice?
Kim Wyand PT DPT and Britt Gustafson ATC discuss the different ways SWAY's concussion application can flawlessly incorporate into your clinical practice.
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2024-11-2547 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 16 To The Bone Podcast: Stacking Benjamins with Joseph Lopez ATCJoseph Lopez ATC discusses with Shelby and Randy steps to take to get closer to financial freedom and how to protect your income in case of an emergency.
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2024-11-2151 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 15 To The Bone: Book Club Never Split the Difference Chap 3Shelby and Randy discuss utilizing tactical empathy and the art of labeling someone's emotions when negotiating.
How can emotional intelligence give you the skills of a mind reader when considering someone else's emotional buy in to a conversation?
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Voss, C., & Raz, T. (2017). Never split the difference. Random House Business Books.
2024-11-1850 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 14 To The Bone: Dark Side of Sport with Katie AlexanderLooking at leadership and power dynamics across athletic departments between athletes and coaches, Katie Alexander and Shelby explore the parallels between these aspects and athletic trainers' functioning within their athletic departments.
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2024-11-1451 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 13 To The Bone Podcast: Disconnection of Dislocations with Ethan Kreiswirth & Toki NakazawaEthan, Toki, and Shelby talk about the taboos of joint relocation practice within the athletic training community. "If we are going to teach it, we better practice it."
Toki is the owner of M N Medical he creates educational joint dislocation simulators
Dr. Kreiswirth is the owner of Black Belt Sports Medicine which provides medical coverage for combat sports events.
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2024-11-1154 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 12 To The Bone: Education Evolution with Lindsey Eberman PhD ATCAthletic education has been evolving at the speed of light since the 1950s when it started to be formally structured. Lindsey Eberman PhD ATC takes me through what the future outlook of athletic training education may look like and where we can do better in the education and recruitment of future athletic trainers.
1955 - NATA Committee on Gaining Recognition appointed
1959 - First athletic training curriculum model approved by NATA1969 - NATA Professional Education Committee (PEC) and NATA Certification Committee developed (former subcommittees of Committee on Gaining Recognition)1969 - First undergraduate athlet...
2024-11-071h 03
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 11 To The Bone: Revenue Avenues with Toby Brooks PhD MBA ATCWith his viral LinkedIn post about how athletic trainers are not maximizing their possible revenue streams after the implementation of the NIL in collegiate athletics, Toby Brooks PhD MBA ATC poses the question of how can ATs maximize our worth monetarily?
As we have declared athletic trainers as the Jack and Jills of all trades, why are we not maximizing our utility and versatility and monetizing off of it?
Athletic Trainers have the already established work ethic and skills that transfer very easily while being resourceful and resilient, we are very mobile in our professional...
2024-11-0457 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 10 To The Bone: Grieving Athletic Trainers with Sara Beaudry-Wiltse PhD ATCShelby and Randy talk with Sara Beaudry-Wiltse PhD ATC about how to support grieving athletic trainers that have lost a team member. How can we better prepare our emergency action plans to include what to do after a death in the organization.
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2024-11-031h 03
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 9 To The Bone: Strategies to Mental Health with Tim White PhD CMPC ATCThe NCAA has recognized the importance of mental health for student-athletes and has implemented an initiative aimed to addressing this critical issue. Shelby and Tim White PhD CMPC ATC talk about the strategies to create resources with limited resources and how to break the stigma of mental health within your athletic department.
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline phone number 988Recommended Books and Resources:Psychosocial Strategies for Athletic TrainingAthletic Trainers Guide Psychosocial Intervention and ReferralPsychology of Sport Injury and RehabJournal of Applied Sport PsychologyJournal of Athletic Trainingwww.tothebonepodcast.com
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2024-10-281h 01
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 8 To The Bone: What's the Point of the NATA and BOC? with Brian Hortz ATCShelby and Randy chat with Brian Hortz ATC about the differences of the NATA and the BOC and what could be done better at the different levels of the athletic training associations to reduce redundancies.
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2024-10-2457 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 7 To The Bone: Show Me the Money with Marc Reichling ATCShelby interviews Marc Reichling about the financial structure of the UCLA's athletic department. How is the department funded and where are the funds allocated? How does the athletic department's funding affect the athletic training budget, salaries, and ability to negotiate.
*Disclaimer, I would not recommend yelling "Show me the Money" and your potential employer during negotiations.
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2024-10-2152 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 6 To The Bone: Assurance in your Insurance with James ShippHow can an AT better utilize their organization's excess accident insurance, otherwise known as secondary insurance? How can you properly leverage it to your athletic training department's benefit in negotiations for more staff or an increase in pay?
James Shipp ATC with AG Administrators discusses the different implications of insurance coverage for your organization. Also, what will the NIL legislation do to your coverage.
Contact James for coverage inquires at: shipp@agadm.com
2024-10-1451 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 5 To The Bone: Podcast Book Club Never Split the Difference Chap 2Shelby and Randy discussed chapter 2 of Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss. The importance of mirroring when negotiating to help control the conversation.
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2024-10-1032 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 4 To The Bone: I’m a Slave 4 U - Servant Leadership with Andre GonzalezOkay, maybe slaving away is a little extreme Britney Spears, but can it improve our leadership skills?
What is the difference between management and leadership, who is the beneficiary of these types of guidance in your organization? Do we have it backwards in only looking to benefit the organization in development? We chat with Andre Gonzalez ATC about his background in servant leadership and it’s affects on staff recruitment and retention.
Could this be a link in the great migration of ATs out of the profession?
2024-10-0653 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 3 To The Bone: Podcast What is the definition of "Athletic Trainer"David Gallegos ATC is our guest today with Shelby. We break out the dictionary and talk about different definitions in the athletic training profession. Should we be so literal in our working definitions, or can we give more credit to the strategically placed vocabulary? We explore the evolution of the 5 domains of athletic training and its relation to athletic training education.
Where to connect with David: LinkedIn @David Gallegos
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2024-09-161h 11
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp. 2 To The Bone: Podcast Book ClubShelby and Randy discuss the first chapter of Never Split the Difference by Chriss Voss about what factors go into a negotiation and how to tame those variables to get better outcomes that achieve your needs.
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2024-09-1135 min
Athletic Training ChatEp. 173: Shelby Daly-Leadership Needs in ATShelby Daly is an athletic trainer and entrepreneur who has focused on leadership needs in athletic training and has been bringing attention to some key topics through her work on LinkedIn. If you haven’t seen her work on LinkedIn it is definitely worth connecting as she has fantastic insights into major topics in athletic training.
In this episode, we discuss some of those key topics and how they impact athletic training. We talk about the definition of leadership, the struggle for advocacy, and some of the business structures within athletcs and if they ar...
2024-08-2948 min
To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastEp 1. To The Bone: Podcast The IntroAn introduction for To The Bone Podcast with your host Shelby Daly and Co-Host Randy Daly. I quick chat about what to expect from the podcast. Visit www.tothebonepodcast.com for more information!
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2024-08-2713 min