2 Movement Guys and a Guest
Summary: This podcast is meant to be a conversation for those that love human movement and want to improve their craft. Our intention is to have a fun conversation with experts in the vast field of Human Movement Science because we found ourselves doing that anyways. It’s hosted by Nick, a Chiropractor and Adam a Physical Therapist, who met through the Gray Institute, where they both completed their Fellowship in Applied Functional Science. Once connected, they also found they shared passion for tequila, & conversation, which tended to amplify their individually strange senses of humor. The idea for a podcast was born over a couple of events, including being interviewed together for a podcast that Adam was scheduled to be when coincidentally visiting Nick in Denver. The ensuing conversation was really enjoyable and between laughs discussed integrated movement and motor control. What we realized is often times, what we think is common knowledge amongst the movement community, isn’t. These events, along with another recorded conversation lead us to us to realize we were onto something. We thought that perhaps a Podcast could be that way we could continue to hang out, talk learn and collaborate on something that others would also benefit from We invite you to listen in to our conversations, enjoy the topics and laughs and hopefully you’ll learn something too.
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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 … Continue reading "Episode 22: David George, DC"
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. … Continue reading "Episode 21: Diane Jacobs, PT"
Interested in orthotics, biomechanics, and foot function? Check out our latest podcast with Dr. Tom Michaud D.C., author of Human Locomotion: The Conservative Management of Gait-Related Disorders, asused in physical therapy, chiropractic, pedorthic, and podiatry schools around the world. Tom is a wealth of clinically relevant and easily applicable information. This is going to be … Continue reading "Episode 20: Tom Michaud, DC"
This conversation with Sue Falsone is one we were really looking forward to, and it didn’t disappoint. Sue is a PT & ATC and the first female ATC in professional sports for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and most recently is the owner of Structure & Function where she teaches movement and dry-needling based courses . This excellent … Continue reading "Episode 19: Sue Falsone"
This week, the guys interviewed Mike Rintala, who’s a Chiropractor and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) educator. It was a great conversation surrounding DNS and Developmental Kinesiology, where we learned how Mike got into DNS and what makes it a valuable thought process. We also hear about his influences, including Pavel Kolar, PhD, PT and Craig Liebenson … Continue reading "Episode 18: Michael Rintala"
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 … Continue reading "Episode 17: Nicky Kirk"
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’s ended up where he is. We learn his views on research in general, where his interests in research currently lie, and his thoughts on what … Continue reading "Episode 16: Michael Shacklock"
August was a month full of learning for both Adam & Nick, and this week their conversation revolved around what they’ve been doing. It revolved around pain, neurogenic inflammation, strategies to most effectively create neuroplastic changes in the somatosensory cortex, as well as the vestibular system and it’s overlooked influence and much more, all while having some … Continue reading "Episode 15: Nick & Adam vol 2"
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 … Continue reading "Episode 14: Michol Dalcourt"
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 … Continue reading "Episode 13: Todd Wright"
2 Movement Guys & a Guest: Episode 12: Todd Hargrove
2 Movement Guys & a Guest Episode 11: Chris Johnson, PT
2 Movement Guys & a Guest Episode 10: Erson Religioso
Episode 9: Ask the Movement Guys
2 Movement Guys and a Guest Episode 8- with Kathy Dooley
