Explore "kinematics" with insightful episodes like "Normal Kinematics of the Syndesmosis and Ankle Mortise During Dynamic Movements", "Patterns of Injury", "Golf Medicine - Princeton Spine And Joint Center Podcast", "Episode 3.17: Refuting Aristotle" and "5 auf einen Streich - Folge 054" from podcasts like ""FAO Podcast Series", "Talking Trauma", "Princeton Spine and Joint Center", "The Scientific Odyssey" and "5 auf einen Streich | Development meets Creativity"" and more!
Hogg-Cornejo V, Hunt KJ, Bartolomei J, Rullkoetter PJ, Myers C, Shelburne KB. Normal Kinematics of the Syndesmosis and Ankle Mortise During Dynamic Movements. Foot Ankle Ortho. 2020;5(3):1-10. https://doi.org/10.1177/2473011420933007
Physical trauma starts with the transfer of energy to the body from an outside source. Dr Joseph Mathew, an Emergency Physician & Deputy Director of the Trauma Service at the Alfred discusses how knowledge of patterns of injury and common mechanisms together with patient presentation can help us to have a healthy clinical suspicion of potential injuries related to that trauma. Joseph shares his knowledge and experience on known injury relationships to strengthen your assessment of a major trauma patient. Current at date of publication 21/05/2020.
Welcome to episode #15 of the Princeton Spine and Joint Center Podcast. In this episode Dr. Scott Curtis, Sports Medicine Director at Princeton Spine and Joint Center, sat down with Barbara Kutch, Physical Therapist at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center. Barbara is an orthopedic physical therapist who specializes in golf rehabilitation and has trained with Titlest.
Barbara and Scott had an informative conversation about golf medicine, golf physical therapy, and golf injuries. If you are a golfer, this is definitely a podcast episode you will find helpful. They discussed a variety of topics to help reduce injury, proper ways to warm up with your swing, proper kinematics within your swing to help recover from injury or might actually pre-dispose you to injury. They also talked about some professional athletes and why are they develop injuries over time and various ways that to go about preventing injuries from recurring again.
Barbara Kutch DPT
Physical Therapist at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center, Princeton New Jersey
Extra Innings Mt. Laurel Softball/Baseball Instructor
Certified strength and conditioning coach (CSCS)
Titleist Performance Institute Medical Level3
Certified Running Gait Analyst Level 1
(Association of Clinical Excellence)
Presentations:
APTANJ
Spring Conference 2019
Don't be thrown for a curve, assessing the throwing athlete in physical therapy
District Meetings Fall 2018
Sport Specific Outpatient Physical Therapy for the Golfer
The Implementation of a Golf Rehabilitation and Fitness Program in Outpatient Physical Therapy
National Strength and Conditioning Association: Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference
Neumann University
December 1-2, 2017
Articles:
3 Drills to Enhance the Rhythm of the Baseball Swing
Elite Baseball Performance
Feb 12, 2018
Have a plan to improve offensive success
March 2018, 23,(3)
Good baserunning isn't reliant on speed
April 2018, 23,(4)
Keeping outfield miscues to a minimum
May 2018,23, (5)
Hover the lead leg for a quick timing fix
June 2018, 23,(6)
Drills to optimize hitter's weight transfer
July 2018, 23, (7)
Putting time on your side on the diamond
August 2018, 23, (8)
Hitting Problems? tape together a swing
September 2018 23,(9)
Take a leap into the science of power hitting
November 2018, 23,(11)
Little details matter in outfield throwing
December 2018, 23, (12)
Help your players see the ball better
February 2019, 24, (2)
Baseball drills can aid softball players
March 2019, 24, (3)
Honors:
ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American 2008 (softball)
NJ All-State 2003 (softball)
Dr. Scott Curtis is a board certified, fellowship trained physician who specializes in the care of sports related injuries and general musculoskeletal care. After attending Penn State University, Dr. Curtis received his medical degree from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and then completed his residency at Morristown Medical Center in Morristown, NJ where he was honored to serve as Chief Resident.
Dr. Curtis completed the renowned Sports Medicine Fellowship at Atlantic Sports Health where he worked with the New York Jets, Seton Hall University Athletics, College of St. Elizabeth Athletics and various high school teams. From weekend warriors to professional athletes, high school athletes to 90+ year old tennis players, Dr. Curtis has a singular focus to treat each patient as an individual, identify their concerns as well as their specific goals and help them reach their aspirations using the most effective non-surgical care options.
This week we take a look at the early life and work of Tuscan natural philosopher and engineer, Galileo Galilee. We examine his investigations on motion, specifically falling bodies, that will lead him into the initial stages of conflict with the Aristotelian natural philosophers of the Scholastic universities of Italy. We will also examine the steps of scientific inquiry he developed as a part of his work.
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