Join three leading experts from Gray Institute—Dr. Gary Gray, Dr. David Tiberio, and Dr. Andrea Wasylow—as they explore the complexities of pain from a functional movement perspective. Listen in to discover how neuromechanics, holistic assessment, and patient education converge to help reduce discomfort and improve overall function. Whether you’re a physical therapist, athletic trainer, or personal trainer, this conversation offers practical insights for tackling the deeper drivers of pain rather than just masking symptoms.
Ready for more? Watch the video version of this conversation and access over 1,200 additional functional education videos with a Gray Institute® Membership! Visit https://grayinstitute.com/membership.
22 Jan 2025
#026 Todd Wright: A Conversation in Innovation and Performance
Todd Wright, Vice President of Player Performance for the LA Clippers and founder of Train 4 The Game, shares his journey of redefining performance training and injury recovery using principles of Applied Functional Science®. Todd recounts compelling stories of working with elite athletes and resolving chronic pain through advanced biomechanics, innovative training strategies, and a relentless pursuit of improvement. With an emphasis on integrating manual therapy, movement assessments, and authentic environments, Todd’s insights inspire professionals to rethink traditional approaches and embrace cutting-edge solutions for enhancing
performance and care.
Todd became a Fellow of Applied Functional Science (a.k.a. "GIFT Fellow) through the Gray Institute® for Functional Transformation (GIFT) mentorship (https://grayinstitute.com/courses/gift-gray-institute-for-functional-transformation), where he formed a deep understanding of Chain Reaction® biomechanics and Functional Manual Reaction.
22 Jan 2025
#025 Michael Kane: A Conversation in Creativity and Consilience
Michael Kane, founder of Pro-Motion Physical Therapy, shares how decades of experience, creativity, and a commitment to lifelong learning have shaped his approach to patient care. Michael explores the concept of consilience—bridging diverse disciplines like anatomy, physiology, movement science, and manual therapy—to create tailored solutions that empower patients. He emphasizes the critical role of listening, communication, and collaboration in achieving meaningful outcomes, offering valuable insights for professionals dedicated to transforming lives through movement.
Links:
Pro-Motion Physical Therapy (Michael's Clinic) (https://physicaltherapyyakima.com/)
Gray Institute® for Functional Transformation (GIFT) (http://gray.institute/gift)
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