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Many healthcare providers are excellent clinicians but weren't trained in business fundamentals. In this episode, physical therapy practice consultant Michael Silva shares insights from his journey from frustrated employee to successful practice owner to helping others build sustainable private practices. Drawing from over 25 years of experience, Michael emphasizes how exceptional patient experience and solid business systems create practices worth preserving. Key Takeaways: - Why focusing on hospitality over basic customer service creates lasting patient relationships - The importance of standardized systems and processes for sustainable growth - How to build a practice that's sellable versus one dependent on the owner - Creative exit strategies that keep private practices private - Practical tips for creating positive patient experiences, including the 10/5 rule for patient greetings - Why word-of-mouth marketing through exceptional service beats paid advertising - The value of investing in experienced business guidance early in practice development Notable Quotes: "Business is business. Your clinical way of doing things can be what sets you apart, but if you don't have systems, you're not going to have an efficient business."  "Everyone walks into our office with a 'help me' sign on their head - you're here for them." Michael's Bio: Michael Silva is a healthcare business consultant and founder of the RUNstrong® program, leveraging over 25 years of physical therapy and practice management experience. After building FOUNDATIONperformance Sports Medicine from a basement office to a three-location practice with 24 employees, he successfully sold to Performance Physical Therapy (now Highbar) in 2021.  Drawing from his experience as both practice owner and acquirer, Michael now helps healthcare providers across North America build, grow, and exit their practices successfully. He's a sought-after speaker on topics ranging from running injuries and rehabilitation to creating ideal client experiences in private practice. Find Michael: Michael's Website Company Website LinkedIn Connect With Us: Be a Guest on the Show Thriving Practice Community Schedule Strategy Session with Tracy Tracy's LinkedIn Business LinkedIn Page Thriving Practice Community Instagram

It's not the usual weekly show format this week, as instead, it's time for our annual tech awards. Don't worry, this isn't just us praising new products, in fact, there's hardly any of that.These are awards you won't likely see promoted by the respective brand, as afterall, a poo emoji isn't likely to help sell product. It's not all negative though as the full cast of geeks discuss the biggest new tech trends, a few most desired products, and the most anticipated new products for 2025.With absolutely no sensical order to anything, let's dive into the Geek Warning tech awards of 2024! Thanks for a great year, and you'll hear from us again when 2025 arrives.Warning, spoilers (aka time stamps) below:1:00: Biggest tech trends of 2024 - All-road bikes, wider gravel tyres, converging categories, and shorter cranks13:00: The unexpected gimmick we don't hate - Head units with integrated bicycle bells15:40: Silliest new product of 2024 - RAF's aero backpack18:40: Thought-invoking/Most nuanced/potentially bad award - Zipp XPLR 303 gravel wheels, Highbar helmet system, Visma's TT Giro Aerohead II helmet29:00: Most desired small product that doesn't yet exist - A “long press” SRAM Blip shifter and a self-dropping dropper post34:00: Best new aero thing - Time-trial saddles for road bikes37:00: Best new maintenance tool thing - A different way to check chain wear from Abbey Bike Tools and disc brake piston presses41:30: Great new product most likely to bankrupt us - Scott Addict RC, RockShox Flight Attendant suspension, Body Rocket Aero Sensor (guess who picked what?)47:00: Glasshouse of the year - GCN's Show #35948:30: Worst trend of 2024 - Half-baked products being released for sale (looking at Wahoo and Coros as examples) and product leaks59:00: It's about time they fixed it (aka most improved) - Pinarello Dogma F, SRAM Red AXS shifters, and SRAM brakes in general1:08:30: The more of this please bike industry award - Genuinely serviceable and repairable components, better representation in the industry, and less waste in general.1:14:00: Most anticipated new product for 2025 (which hopefully happens) - Shimano GRX Di2 1x, Shimano XTR Di2, SRAM mechanical T-Type shifting, Specialized reVenge, Fox's answer to Flight Attendant suspension1:21:00: Looking to 2025 and some changes to the Geek Warning team

Ya hace un tiempo que en ESMTB os mostramos el casco que estaba usando el equipo Canyon CLLCTV en XCO y que era muy llamativo por eliminar por completo las correas y pasarse al sistema de HighBar. Con estética de camuflaje, como sus zapatillas Canyon que se oficializaron hace unos días, ahora sabemos que también son un nuevo producto Canyon. Su primer paso en el mundo de los cascos para ciclismo.

In this episode of Geek Warning, James is just back from the Sea Otter Classic and Dave is still thinking about chain lube and tools.On the Sea Otter front, James and Dave discuss new eco-friendlier tyres from Vittoria, new metal bikes from Ritchey and Digit, parts from 5Dev and Xpedo, along with new tools from PrestaCycle and Stan's NoTubes. Check out James' Sea Otter Classic galleries for visuals of what was discussed (and so so so much more).The conversation then turns to larger questions around Stages Cycling and Kona who were both missing-in-action at America's largest trade show and cycling event.On Dave's mind is a better way to apply chain lube following a recent video from Josh Poertner of Silca. Our PSA is less of a public service announcement and more a basic guide into figuring out where noises may be coming from in order to silence them. And then the geeks bring back the Pick One segment to discuss floor pumps.The episode finishes up with a new crank-related recall from FSA.All this and more in this week's episode of Geek Warning – a podcast created for and funded by the members of Escape Collective.Time stamps:3:00 - Sea Otter highlights, including things from Vittoria, Ritchey, Digit, PrestaCycle, 5Dev, Xpedo, and more.26:00 - Unknowns ahead for Stages Cycling and Kona Bikes36:00 - Circling back to the HighBar helmet strap as seen at Sea Otter39:20 - A better way to apply chain lube?45:15 - Chasing down those noises52:40 - Picking one floor pump1:02:30 - An explainer on Time's revamped pedal range1:06:00 - FSA recalls some its AGX+ gravel cranks

In this episode of Geek Warning, James is just back from the Sea Otter Classic and Dave is still thinking about chain lube and tools.On the Sea Otter front, James and Dave discuss new eco-friendlier tyres from Vittoria, new metal bikes from Ritchey and Digit, parts from 5Dev and Xpedo, along with new tools from PrestaCycle and Stan's NoTubes. Check out James' Sea Otter Classic galleries for visuals of what was discussed (and so so so much more).The conversation then turns to larger questions around Stages Cycling and Kona who were both missing-in-action at America's largest trade show and cycling event.On Dave's mind is a better way to apply chain lube following a recent video from Josh Poertner of Silca. Our PSA is less of a public service announcement and more a basic guide into figuring out where noises may be coming from in order to silence them. And then the geeks bring back the Pick One segment to discuss floor pumps.The episode finishes up with a new crank-related recall from FSA.All this and more in this week's episode of Geek Warning – a podcast created for and funded by the members of Escape Collective.Time stamps:3:00 - Sea Otter highlights, including things from Vittoria, Ritchey, Digit, PrestaCycle, 5Dev, Xpedo, and more.26:00 - Unknowns ahead for Stages Cycling and Kona Bikes36:00 - Circling back to the HighBar helmet strap as seen at Sea Otter39:20 - A better way to apply chain lube?45:15 - Chasing down those noises52:40 - Picking one floor pump1:02:30 - An explainer on Time's revamped pedal range1:06:00 - FSA recalls some its AGX+ gravel cranks

This week, we had the privilege of speaking with Michelle Collie, DPT - the CEO of Highbar Physical Therapy. Originally founded as Performance Physical Therapy in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, Highbar now operates over 25 clinics across Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts and is rapidly expanding throughout the Northeast. No matter what stage you're at in private practice, this could be the solution you've been looking for to strengthen your business.  Episode at a glance: You don't have to do it alone What is a partnership with Highbar like? Alternative compensation models Practice at the top of your license  Learn more about Highbar: https://highbar.foleon.com/ma/revolutionizing-the-industry-with-highbar-912/  Contact: mcollie@highbarhealth.com Cell: 401-952-4516 Come meet Highbar at our PPS Social Party! RSVP today: https://promptemr.com/ppsparty/   

Chris Campbell, Chief Strategist at Kroll, discusses GDP, the regional banking turmoil, his outlook for the US economy and potential for a recession in the near-term. David Stickler, former CEO of Big River Steel and current CEO of Highbar, LLC, joins to discuss green initiatives, his company's outlook amid inflation, regulatory concerns, the impact of protectionism, and economic uncertainty. James Lanthier, CEO of Mindset Pharma (OTC: MSSTF), discusses drug treatment investments, the emergence of psychedelics, and the types of regulation e're seeing from lawmakers to aid/inhibit these investments. Hannah Elliott, Staff Writer with Bloomberg Businessweek, joins to discuss her story on Lamborghini replacing the Aventador with a plug –in hybrid and other electric vehicle developments for luxury carmakers. Nathan Dean, Senior Policy Analyst, US and Latin America with Bloomberg Intelligence, joins to discuss joins to discuss his note on big bank capital requirements potentially rising, as well as FDIC leaning on big banks to cover regional bank failure costs. Mick Mulroy, co-founder of the Lobo Institute and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East at US Department of Defense, discusses today's geopolitical headlines, including China's vice premier calling for peace, Russia detaining a US journalist, and tensions with Iran regarding recent events in Syria. Hosted by Matt Miller and John Tucker.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Highbar oder Lowbar - das ist hier die Frage! Das Bild ist groß - sehr groß! Ein wenig Aufschluss über die Welt der Biomechanik in der Kniebeuge wird dir diese Episode geben und warum du in der Lowbarbeuge so viel stärker bist obwohl die Highbarbeuge vermutlich die sinnvollere ist.

Lauren Valkenaar, a partner and commercial litigator with Chasnoff Stribling in San Antonio, joins us on today's show. Lauren talks about having an internal standard, being honest and authentic in your job search, and developing business best practices.Her firm/practiceBoutique litigation firmBusiness/commercial litigationBroke off of a large firm and wanted to maintain the same level of quality but get a little more autonomyFlexible/nimbleCases deal with Breach of Contract, Tortious Interference, Fraud, etc.COVID has changed the way they practiceNot physically in the courtroom, but they have adapted wellZoom hearings will likely stayTheir clients get sued all over the country, so Zoom is a positiveZoom depos are a different thing and in-person is more important thereCOVID also impacting their clientsHow to deal with their employees / working remote or in-officeEveryone is an employment lawyer now (Daniel)Don't get complacent with your technology (Daniel) / Don't be a cat!San AntonioVery collegial barAll the amenities of large city but a smaller town feelGreat mentors because lawyers are close and kindAs a young professional, many more opportunities to get involved in the community and make an impact at a high levelAdvice to lawyers in practiceCreate an internal standard / desire to get it right / goes beyond checking the box / when you know that you are likely the only one to know whether or not you "ran an issue to ground."So much of being a lawyer is internal motivationSurround yourself with great people who keep these high standardsYou are the average of the five people closest to you (Daniel / Jim Rohn)Think about the business aspect of the law firmLearn from people who are different from youBe a team player; that shows up immediately and makes a big impactAre you offering to help on other cases when you are done for the day but others are still working?Focus on the work product / the words / the documentsHave an intellectual curiosity; think/learn beyond the discrete task you are working on; try to get a handle on the larger picture and how your piece fits inDon't be a jerkDon't have sloppy work productCommunicate, especially if you are doing work for multiple partner with different deadlines. Don't just be silent.On business development:Plant seeds and build relationships with zero expectations they will turn into businessYour law school classmates can become your clients or referral sources; stay in touch with them!Do great workGet involved in the communityDon't do something for the sole purpose of developing business: rarely does that workOver time, business will come in more from referrals based upon the work you have done for someone; but that takes time to build upAdvice to Lawyers On The Lateral MarketNo typos in the resume!Connection to the type of work should show through in the resumeContinuity and not a lot of jumping around firm to firmThe more specific you can be on the resume the better in order to show what they've done and accomplished in their prior/current roles. Helps you to stand out, but also for the interviewer to know how to slot you in if they do hire you. How much training will you need, etc.?Come to the interview prepared with questionsAvoid arrogance/entitlement; that's a turnoffHonesty and authenticity shines throughFinal ThoughtsBe honest and self-aware in what you are looking for in a firm; those are critical to making a good match in the hiring process.Rapid Fire QuestionsName one trait/characteristic you most want to see in an associate: Grit (book by Angela Duckworth; Ted Talk)What habit has been key to your success: Never assuming; always go back and double checkFavorite app/productivity tool: RemarkableWhat would be listed first on the interest line of your resume: Travel (Italy; Cambodia)Favorite legal movie: A Time To KillThanks again to Lauren Valkenaar for joining us on today's show!

In dieser Episode des „The Age Of Iron Podacst” hatte ich die Freude, meinen guten Kollegen Maximilian Zinner mal wieder als Gast begrüßen zu dürfen. Für all diejenigen unter euch, die Maxi bisher nicht kennen, stelle ich ihn kurz noch einmal vor. Maxi ist einer der stärksten deutschen Powerlifter und zudem Powerlifting Coach. Hauptsächlich über Instagram teilt er tagtäglich sein Wissen mit seiner Community. Im Rahmen der Folge sprechen Maxi und ich über das Thema „Equipment im Bodybuilding & Powerlifting“. Dabei gehen wir auf Fersenerhöhung, insbesondere Squat Schuhe, flaches Schuhwerk, aber auch den Gewichtheber Gürtel ein. Im Laufe des Gespräches besprechen wir zusammen, warum welches Schuhwerk für dich geeignet ist, wann du dieses einsetzten solltest und vor allem sprechen wir über die Erfahrung mit dem jeweiligen Hilfsmittel. Im Zuge der Unterhaltung gehen wir dabei auf verschiedene weitere Themen wie bspw. die Highbar- und Lowbar Beuge, Pressatmung (Valsalva Manoever) uvm. ein. Alles in allem entstand ein sehr interessantes Gespräch, dass dem Zuhörer einen sehr interessanten Einblick in das Thema Equipment ermöglicht!

Für diese Sonderausgabe des Kraftraum Podcast Walk'n'Talk hab ich mich nicht lumpen lassen und mich in den Whirlpool gechillt. Ist nicht mein Whirlpool, also kann ich nicht wirklich den dicken Macker raushängen lassen... Link zu den Bannern: https://damienzaid.de/shop Timestamps: 00:01:13 Wann kommen die Banner? 00:01:55 Gute Unis fürs Sport Studium? Wenn man Athletiktrainer werden möchte… 00:03:08 Welche Dysbalancen können auftreten wenn man nur Kniebeugen, Bankdrücken und Kreuzheben macht? 00:04:54 Wie sinnvoll ist es Kniebeugen und Antritt (Sprint) in der gleichen Einheit zu trainieren? 00:06:57 Sinnvolle Periodisierung um in der Kniebeuge stärker zu werden! Für 1RM 00:08:04 Wie ist der Unterschied in der Mechanik von Lowbar und Highbar Kniebeuge? 00:10:15 Warum beugt man jeweils Highbar oder Lowbar? 00:11:19 Lässt sich mit Ü40 noch weiter Kraft aufbauen, bzw wann ist der Peak erreicht? So mitte 40? 00:14:02 Was ist deine Meinung zu Matthias Clemens? 00:14:12 Welcher Lizenz-Anbieter in Deutschland am besten? 00:15:04 Wie erkenne ich einen schlechten Coach? 00:16:20 Athletenvorbilder für dich? 00:18:13 Wie mit dauernden Rückschlägen im Training umgehen? 00:19:52 Schulterverspannungen oder steifer Hals (nach Schlaf). Hast du Tipps zur Entspannung oder lockern? 00:20:54 Wenn man ein okayes Homegym hat, bei Wiedereröffnung der Fitnessstudios & Gyms weiter zu Hause trainieren (Social Distancing) oder in öffentliches Gym gehen? 00:23:09 Inwieweit ist der BMI für Kraftsportler relevant, wenn man kein Profibodybuilder ist? 00:25:06 Wenn ich viel schwitze, ist das ein Zeichen für eine schlechte Fitness? 00:26:16 Oft wird CrossFit kritisiert (mangelnde Strukturierung, Technik etc). Deine Meinung dazu? 00:30:48 Vitamin Pillen Ja oder Nein? Da Verleitung zu ungesunder Ernährung und sind umstritten in der Wirkung 00:32:33 Rest Day ein Muss auch wenn man sich jeden Tag top fühlt und Lust hat zu trainieren? 00:33:28 Dynamischer Overload der Hilfsmuskeln im eigentlichen Deload und erste Woche überladen? 00:35:00 Wie viel Protein auf das Körpergewicht rechnen? 00:36:55 Was kostet ein Backflip Training? 00:37:15 Sollte ich als Personal Trainer sportsüchtige Klienten annehmen und coachen? 00:43:30 Wie fängt man am besten mit Studien lesen an und lernt sie kritisch zu hinterfragen? 00:45:51 Interessantestes Thema im Sportwissenschaft Studium 00:47:06 Krafttraining bei Spastikern 00:48:51 Was machst du für die aktive Regeneration 00:49:56 Wie lässt sich Cardio am besten mit Powerlifting kombinieren? Nach dem Training oder an anderen Tagen? 00:52:16 Wärst du lieber weniger attraktiv und steinreich oder extrem gutaussehend aber dafür arm? 00:54:20 Wie oft bekommst du so Kommentare wie letztens die dich diskreditieren wollen? Spare bei https://fitmart.de/ mit dem Code KRAFTRAUM beim Einkauf von ESN Produkten 20% und unterstütze damit den Kraftraum Podcast! Werde Teil des Kraftraum als Patron: https://damienzaid.de/patreon Unterstütze den Podcast mit einer Spende: http://bit.ly/KraftraumSpende Kaufe Merch und supporte den Podcast: http://bit.ly/KraftraumShop Lass dich von mir coachen: http://bit.ly/KraftraumCoaching Folge mir auf Instagram: http://bit.ly/KraftraumInstagram Abonniere den Kraftraum auf YouTube: http://bit.ly/KraftraumYoutube Kaufe bei Aesparel Hosen für trainierte Beine und spare 10% mit dem Code KRAFTRAUM: https://www.damienzaid.de/aesparel

Once the emotional response to names like Mark Rippetoe and Louie Simmons have passed then we can have a real conversation about the low bar and the high bar. No single exercise is inherently a bad exercise. All exercises have their place in training. Whether that place is in your programming is another question, but at least weigh up the pros and cons of this divisive movement first.weightliftinghouse.comVirus EU code for 20% off - weightliftinghouse

Once the emotional response to names like Mark Rippetoe and Louie Simmons have passed then we can have a real conversation about the low bar and the high bar. No single exercise is inherently a bad exercise. All exercises have their place in training. Whether that place is in your programming is another question, but at least weigh up the pros and cons of this divisive movement first.weightliftinghouse.comVirus EU code for 20% off - weightliftinghouse

  In this SPECIAL EDITION we talk with Warren Etheredge, critic, screenwriter, teacher and charismatic co-founder with Tom Skerritt of The Film School. Warren is also the author of TheWarrenReport and host of the podcast, The High Bar. Over a meal in the University of Washington Faculty Club, we discuss his career, screenwriting and the importance of storytelling, emotional vulnerability and honesty in film. We explore the art, craft (and crap) of cinema and design and interrogate issues of practice, celebrity, consumer culture, profit, auteurship and aesthetics in filmmaking and architecture through the work of Kubrick, Tarkovsky and others.

Recorded live at Dogglounge on Sunday, 17 July 2016. I'm not sure why I named this podcast this way. I did the mastering and artwork (which made me come up with a name), then forgot to upload the podcast. In the meantime, I've forgotten. I had just come back from Ibiza; though that doesn't make me remember anything (probably was instrumental in why I forgot...).

Ny omgång lyssnarfrågor i dagens avsnitt! I hålltiderna nedan ser du vilka ämnen vi stökar av i dagens avsnitt, och vart du hittar dem!    Hålltider: 00:00 - Försnack 09:55 - Borde man träna rotationer? 15:20 - Hur mycket ska man ta i bänkpress i förhållande till frontböj? 18:50 - Få större vader genom promenader med viktväst? 21:20 - Undvika ont i handlederna vid knäböj? 25:30 - Hur går det med vårt marklyftsprogram? 28:00 - Våra styrkeutmaningar till er lyssnare 35:30 - Borde man träna isolationsövningar för armarna om man bara vill bli starkare i press- och dragövningar? 39:05 - Vad är skillnaden mellan en tyngdlyftnings- respektive styrkelyftsstång? 46:35 - Hur ska jag lägga upp träningen om jag både vill bli stark och bra på löpning? 51:00 - Bör jag använda tyngdlyftarskor i andra benövningar än knäböj? 54:40 - Highbar vs lowbar - vilken böjstil är att föredra och varför? Hur hittar man rätt stångplacering? Styrkelabbet sponsras av Gymgrossisten. För att se vilka produkter vi använder och rekommenderar, besök Gymgrossisten.com/styrkelabbet.   ***   Denna podcast produceras av Styrkelabbet. På Styrkelabbet.se hittar du artiklar om styrketräning, träningsprogram, styrkeövningar, kost och kosttillskott.