Strength In Knowledge

Have you ever wondered if manual therapy is useful in the later stages of rehab?  In this episode< Dr. Zach Baker and Dr. Corrie Jones talk about times and situations where manual therapy really can be helpful during those bridge phases in leaning towards performance and return to sport.  There are definitely appropriate times and places where this can be something the keeps your athletes on-track and helps ensure progression through the phases.  Listen in to hear what years of experience and understanding from elite athlete rehab has taught these therapists!

We all hear a lot about making sure we are using "evidence-based" or "evidence-informed" practice, but what exactly is that?  How can we ensure we are clearly taking the research and applying it correctly and effectively in the real world?  How do we know when to generalize and when not to?  What things within the context of the patient or therapist should be considered when we are choosing the best treatment strategies for our patients?  These are the things D.r Zach Baker and Dr. Corrie Jones chat through in this podcast episode!

In this episode of Strength in Knowledge, Dr. Zach Baker, DPT, sits down with Dr. Corrie Jones, DPT, to tackle one of the most common—and most misunderstood—questions in rehab and performance: What’s the best exercise for your patient or client? Together, they break down the clinical decision-making process behind exercise selection, and why the answer often isn’t as simple as it seems. From evaluating patient needs to applying thoughtful progressions, regressions, and lateralizations, Zach and Corrie explore how context, creativity, and clinical reasoning all shape effective programming. If you're a physical therapist, strength coach, or personal trainer looking to sharpen your practice, this episode delivers the kind of practical insight you can apply tomorrow.

In this inspiring episode of Strength in Knowledge, Zach Baker, DPT, sits down with Dr. Corrie Jones—14-year PT veteran and Director of Clinical Excellence at Rehab 2 Perform—to explore the story behind her journey into physical therapy. From overcoming her own injuries to discovering a deep passion for helping others, Corrie shares how her experiences as a patient, student, and clinician shaped her core values and clinical philosophy.Whether you're a PT student, new grad, or just curious about the heart behind great care, Corrie's story offers powerful takeaways on purpose, resilience, and what it means to grow in this profession.

In this 10-minute episode, Zach Baker, DPT, and Asher Roberts, DPT, unpack a 2024 study by Hashida et al. that sheds light on an often-overlooked issue: athletes may still have lingering deficits even after being cleared to return to play. Learn how a simple, feasible dual-task test can reveal residual post-concussion impairments that standard assessments might miss—and how this can impact your return-to-play decisions in the clinic.Referenced Study: Hashida et al. (2024). Feasible dual-task detects residual post-concussion deficits after return-to-play. DOI: 10.1080/02640414.2024.2447666