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Category: Injury

Our crude understanding of the word “primitive”.

July 13, 2020 Brandon Hetzler Leave a comment

Behaviorally and neurologically, humans are one of the very few species on the planet that are completely dependent upon their…

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Posted in: Athletic Trainer, Breathing, Get up, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength, Training Filed under: breathing, gut health, movement, primitive, social bonding, soil, tribe

“Neuro” Training…not EuroTraining

June 29, 2020 Brandon Hetzler 1 Comment

Google “Euro Training” with Terry Crews. Neurotraining isn’t that…indeed. This article was written as part of an interview process for…

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Posted in: Athletic Trainer, Breathing, Get up, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum Filed under: Euro-training, Get up, Nature, neuro, NeuroDevelopmental Continuum, neurodevelopmental sequence, Outside, RKC, soil

Think “Inside” the box

December 4, 2019 Brandon Hetzler 4 Comments

As the manager of a Sports Medicine Clinic, I often am put into a position where I have to explain…

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Posted in: ACL, Athletic Trainer, Injury Filed under: make me a better clinician

Normal Range of Motion (ROM), based on what?

November 6, 2019 Brandon Hetzler Leave a comment

When we consider health, there are many normative values: 12-15 breaths/ minute, 120/80 for blood pressure, 20/20 eyesight, a resting…

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Posted in: Athletic Trainer, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength Filed under: AT, athletic trainer, athletic training, Dr. Ed Thomas, Fortiscue Fox, goniometer, history, NATA1950, physical culture, rehab, ROM

Protected: Running MADE us human, but we have broken running.

September 28, 2018 Brandon Hetzler

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Posted in: Athletic Trainer, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength, Training Filed under: #BAMN, #MoveOut, athletic trainer, Fatigue, Injury, NeuroDevelopmental Continuum, running, Strength

How do we think about strength?

June 28, 2018 Brandon Hetzler Leave a comment

I. Don’t think so. Anymore… “Strength is the Ultimate attribute.”   “Strength is a glass; everything else fills it.” I’ve…

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Posted in: Athletic Trainer, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength Filed under: #BAMN, #MoveOut, athlete, athletic trainer, breathing, Fatigue, movement, MovementOutlaws, NeuroDevelopmental Continuum, Strength

Breathing – Part 1

May 24, 2018 Brandon Hetzler Leave a comment

Breathing Experts A few years back I got into a heated debate on FaceBook because of breathing. I responded to…

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Posted in: Athletic Trainer, Breathing, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength Filed under: #MoveOut, athletic trainer, athletic training, BOLT Test, breathing, Fatigue, movement, NeuroDevelopmental Continuum, running, Science, Strength

ACL Prevention Begins in Grade School – Everything else is too late!

May 17, 2018 Brandon Hetzler Leave a comment

  The Epidemic ACL tears are occurring at rates that are continuing to climb.  ACL tears are occurring in younger…

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Posted in: ACL, ACL Prevention, Athletic Trainer, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength Filed under: #BAMN, athletic trainer, athletic training, Injury, MAATAD5, MoATA, movement, NATA, NeuroDevelopmental Continuum, Science

Strength and Fatigue Part 2

April 18, 2018 Brandon Hetzler 2 Comments

Preface: This article is a continuation of a series we are sharing that is slightly different than your typical article. …

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Posted in: Athletic Trainer, Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength, Training Filed under: #BAMN, athletic trainer, Fatigue, Injury, movement, Science, Strength, Taekwondo

Strength and Fatigue Part 1

April 11, 2018 Brandon Hetzler 1 Comment

Preface: The next few article’s we are going to share with you are going to be different.  They are being…

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Posted in: Injury, Neurodevelopmental Continuum, Strength, Training Filed under: Fatigue, Injury, Martial Arts, movement, Strength, Taekwondo

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