Episode 17.27?with Hosts Steve Kashul and Dr. Brian Cole. Broadcasting on ESPN Chicago?1000 WMVP-AM Radio, Saturdays from?8:30 to 9:00 AM/c.
Segment One (01:34): Travis Orth PT, DPT from Athletico Physical Therapy talks about the history and involvement of Athletico with the Bank of America Chicago Marathon: providing endurance program therapists; pre and post run medical services; free injury screening; video gait and form analysis; lectures on recovery.
Travis is an APTA Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist.? He also has advanced manual therapy training from the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy.? In 2015 Travis was selected as one of three therapists nationally to participate in the prestigious Kevin Wilk Sports Travel Fellowship.?His passion for sports medicine and scientific research is highlighted through over 10 publications, including 5 peer reviewed articles. He is an endurance specialist, published in both Triathlon and Running magazines.? He is also an accomplished Ironman and Boston Marathon qualifier.
Learn more about Athletico’s Endurance Rehabilitation Services
Segment Two (10:33):?Bulls?point guard?Kris Dunn?suffered an open dislocation of his left index finger during Chicago’s 114-101 preseason win over the?Milwaukee Bucks, head coach Fred Hoiberg said. Dunn hurt his finger after trying to contest a dunk from Bucks shooting guard?Sterling Brown. Dr. Cole explains the protocol in treating this type of injury and the fast work by his medical team to minimize the damage and pain.
An upbeat Kris Dunn addresses his future after finger injury
Segment Three (19.36):? Dr. Doug Adams PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS for ATI Physical Therapy discusses Post Marathon Recovery:
- What Happens to the body after marathon?
- How long does it take to recover?
- What can a runner do to speed up the recovery process?
- When should someone return to running after a marathon?
Dr. Doug Adams?is a residency trained Physical Therapist with dual Board Certified Specialties in sports and orthopedics. Doug treats a largely athletic population from Olympic level to weekend warrior, with a focus on runners and triathletes. He created Trace3D, which is a portable 3D Motion Analysis System that is one of the first systems to allow access to 3D biomechanical data for athletes outside of a research or 
professional sports setting.
Doug also frequently lectures on sports medicine topics both locally and nationally, with multiple peer-reviewed publications. Doug is an Advisory Board Liaison and treats patients in Wilmington, DE for ATI Physical Therapy and is the Co-Founder of a Continuing Education Company called Association of Clinical Excellence.
See our Related ATI post:?Tips for a Healthy Post-Marathon?Recovery
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