Podcast appearances and mentions of michael mullin

Rock talks with Michael Mullin, educator, presenter, and owner of Integrative Rehab Training. Give a listen and hit the subscribe button.TIME STAMPS2:00 Who is Michael Mullin?5:00 Working with pro sports teams7:00 Why Michael chose Athletic Training10:30 Hands on work16:00 Seeking knowledge on breathing19:00 Determining what a client needs22:00 Dirty research26:00 Brain prioritizes breathing31:00 Constant mobile moving structure 35:00 Let's talk about scar tissue39:00 Working with teams looking for a different message42:00 Dynamic pressurization47:00 Embrace the mundane49:00 Perform Better Training SummitGET TO KNOW MICHAEL MULLINLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-j-mullin-atc-pta-8b554541/INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/mjmatc/INTEGRATIVE REHAB TRAINING: https://www.mjmatc.com/GET TO KNOW ROCKY SNYDERMEET: Visit the Rocky's online headquarters: RockySnyder.comREAD: Grab a copy of his new "Return to Center" book: www.rockysnyder.comINSTA: Instagram fan, check him out at https://www.instagram.com/rocky_snyder/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/rocky.snyder.77LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rocky-snyder-cscs-cafs-nsca-cpt-a77a091/TRAIN WITH ROCKY WORKOUT: Want to meet Rocky and get a private workout: https://rfcsantacruz.com/INSTA: https://www.instagram.com/rockysfitnesssc/FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/RockysFitnessCenter

Michael Mullin is a clinically-based athletic trainer with over 30 years of experience in training and rehabilitation. He is the Owner/Clinician of Integrative Rehab Training LLC and sees clients out of a studio at his home in Cumberland Center, ME. He is an NATA Certified Athletic Trainer and a registered Physical Therapy Assistant in California. He is on the adjunct faculty at the University of New England teaching in the Master's Program for Athletic Training and is a Certified Clinician through the Postural Restoration Institute. Michael specializes in the treatment, rehabilitation and training of individuals and has worked with all levels of athletes from the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL teams, the US Ski Team, Top Ten PGA golfers and gold medal Olympic athletes. Michael has also co-authored a book titled Comprehensive Approach to Sports Injury Management, a chapter in Knee Ligament Rehabilitation called “New Techniques in Cartilage Repair and Replacement” and published articles in multiple professional journals and mainstream publications such as Training & Conditioning, Shape, Women's Sports & Fitness, Women's Sports Connection, Men's Fitness, Skiing, and Windsurfing magazines.   Links: https://www.mjmatc.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/mjmatc Facebook: https://www.mjmatc.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mjmatc/

Michael is a clinically-based athletic trainer with over 30 years of experience in rehabilitation and performance training. He is the owner and clinician at “Integrative Rehab Training” which provides rehabilitation, training services, consulting and educational programming based out of Cumberland, Maine. He is on Clinical Adjunct Faculty at the University of New England, is a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant, and is a Certified Clinician through the Postural Restoration Institute®. He has provided consultation, treatment and/or presentations to numerous professional athletes and teams, universities, professional associations, and other national and international organizations. He is an internationally recognized speaker on topics related to sports medicine, rehabilitation, training and performance and has been published in numerous professional and informational capacities. In this episode, Michael shares his inside out view on the human system. He talks about how we develop in utero as 99% fluid and explains his view of the body as a hydro-bio-dynamic system. He uses the concept of flow to create an image to his clients about what he is trying to help them achieve. He explains his view of suction within the body using an analogy of stepping in mud. “If you take a step and you step in mud, and it's dense mud and you stand in it for a period of time and you go to pull your foot out, it's holding you hostage, really sucking you down. If you step in it and move quickly or it's too fluid, then your body is just able to move out of it easily.” He explains how this works in the diaphragm and uses his body to animate this concept of turning around his internal structures. This is definitely one you may want to watch on YouTube. He explains how this model applies to strength training when we need to develop power and have more compression but we also need to decompress. He explains the role of the connective tissue / fascia and what happens when the tissues aren't fluid. What does this look like from a more traditional view of movement and pathology and how can this change the resting position of our joints. He talks about how society pushes messages of stability and how he wants his clients to feel safe with instability. He wants them to be able to wobble, not brace for optimal recovery. He explains his viewpoint of asymmetry and gives a great overview of the internal dynamics of our organs and the turn or procession that happens, which creates a leftward spin and opening, and right side bias. He discusses the left and right side of the brain in controlling these dynamics. He gives one of the best analogies I've ever heard for understand movement from the inside out. He describes our bodies as a snow globe and how we need to get the stuff inside of us to shake up so it can settle and redistribute better vs. having all of the stuff settled to the bottom or towards one side for long periods, usually our right side. He explains why senses are so important to our nervous system and how our current society can make us less focused on the present because of the over stimulation or focus on past and present. He explains how our brain is impacted. I ask Mike as a movement professional, where should we start, autonomics or somato-sensory? He explains how coaching and therapy is an art and how he has zero expectations and what that means to him and his patients. He says, “When the student is ready, the master becomes clearer”. I ask Mike what his thoughts are on pursuing more education so that we have tools to handle some of these 21st century problems, like rises in dysautonomia and how he talks to clients with potential trauma in a way that creates dialogue. If you are a movement professional this is a must listen! We bring things full circle with a bit of a deep dive into the emotional side of us and then Mike talks about the power of breath work and finding presence in your everyday. Mike gives 2 great pieces of advice for how to start using and tapping into some of these concepts for movement professionals and for anyone wanting to move and feel better. Again, you might want to watch this live on you tube so you can see what he is demonstrating. You can check out more about Michael at his website: https://www.mjmatc.com/ His Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mjmatc/

House Republicans killed a bill that would require each Virginia public elementary and secondary school board to provide free breakfast and lunch to students in a 5-3 party-line vote. The bill, HB 1967, introduced by Del. Michael Mullin, D-Newport News, was reviewed during the Pre-K-12 Education Subcommittee meeting Tuesday. The bill would have required every school board in Virginia to participate in federally assisted school meal programs. This follows the recent expiration of pandemic program waivers that provided free school meals across the country. These programs include The National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program and Community Eligibility Provision, both administered by the U.S....Article LinkSupport the show

Talking about breathing + pressure systems, human evolution, and shooting the breeze with Michael Mullin. Find out more about him and him at www.mjmatc.com

Hannah chats with Michael Mullin about his experience with Mental Ill-health and his journey as a student Mental Health nurse. Suggested links and contacts: The Samaritans - 116 123 -24/7 / https://www.samaritans.org Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) - 0800 58 58 58 – 5pm to midnight every day / Webchat service available Papyrus - for people under 35 - 0800 068 41 41 – 9am to midnight every day / Text 07860 039967 / pat@papyrus-uk.org SOS Silence of Suicide– 0300 1020 505 – 4pm to midnight every day / support@sossilenceofsuicide.org SANEline - 0300 304 7000 National Suicide Prevention Helpline UK - 0800 689 5652 The Mix, if you're under 25 - 0808 808 4994, 3pm-midnight everyday NHS - https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In each episode of our Year-end toolkit series, you'll find something relevant to the year-end reporting process.This week Heather Horn was joined by Michael Mullin, PwC's US Trust Solutions Quality Management leader, to discuss the SEC's guidance on financial statement materiality and error evaluations.In this episode you'll hear them discuss:1:25 - What's changed since the SEC staff issued its accounting bulletin (SAB 99) in 1999, and what's the same8:45 - Some “common sense” qualitative factors that should be considered10:35 - Evaluating the impact of errors on consensus estimates, analyst expectations, and balance sheet-related covenants18:01 - The dynamics of management compensation and involvement of upper management in intentional misstatements21:01 - How to perform a quantitative evaluation, and the differences between a restatement and a revision38:17 - The general presumption of a material weakness in cases of restatement41:02 - Managing the misstatement evaluation process and the recent reminders from the SEC staffWant to learn more? Listen to our previous podcasts in the Year-end toolkit series, Reminders from PwC's National Office, Statement of cash flows, and Resolving complex issues.Michael Mullen is PwC's US Trust Solutions Quality Management leader. In this role he oversees complex client issues, providing technical insights and expertise in support of overall quality. With over 30 years of client service experience, Michael has led numerous global client engagements.Heather Horn is PwC's National Office thought leader, responsible for developing our communications strategy and conveying firm positions on accounting and financial reporting matters. She is the engaging host of PwC's accounting and reporting weekly podcast and quarterly webcast series, as well as periodic webcasts for the power and utilities industry. With over 30 years of experience, Heather's accounting and auditing expertise includes financial instruments and rate-regulated accounting.Transcripts available upon request. Please send requests to us_podcast@pwc.com.

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Welcome to our very first episode! Co-hosts Hannah and Tia will be discussing how lockdown has affected mental health and our understandings of mental health. Guest speaker Michael Mullin will be joining us and talking about his own personal experiences. This episode deals with depression, anxiety and touches on addiction and suicide. Suggested UK Contacts: Suicide Prevention and Intervention ISLE OF WIGHT - 01983 667247 The Samaritans - 116 123 Anxiety UK - 03444 775 774NHS.UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's not long until we release our very first episode! Join us on Sunday 4th April for our launch where Hannah and Tia will be talking about the lockdown and mental health. Our guest speaker Michael Mullin will be sharing his personal experience with mental ill-health. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This interview with Michael Mullin ATC, PTA, PRC gives an inside look into the integrative rehab techniques that he uses in his personal approach to training! He's spent years working with athletes from all types of sport! Most notably he's worked with NFL teams, rugby teams, and the US ski team! He's an internationally recognized speaker and spends his time working with dance companies providing rehab! In this interview, we covered some of the cutting-ege approaches to integrative training that he uses in his business and how we should integrate therapy into our daily life!

This week's podcast episode features Michael Mullin. Michael is a clinically-based athletic trainer with over 25 years of experience in training and rehabilitation. He is the Owner/Clinician of Integrative Rehab Training LLC and sees clients out of Back Cove Personal Fitness in Portland and individually at their homes. He is a NATA Certified Athletic Trainer and a registered Physical Therapy Assistant in California. He is on the adjunct faculty at the University of New England and is a Certified Clinician through the Postural Restoration Institute.Michael specializes in the treatment, rehabilitation, and training of individuals and has worked with all levels of athletes. He has provided consultation, treatment, and/or presentations to NFL teams, the US Ski Team, Stars on Ice national tour, Perform Better seminars, and Mike Boyle Strength & Conditioning to name a few.  In this podcast we discuss:00:00 - Intro01:10 - Respiration and the internal mechanisms04:18 - When should we focus on nasal breathing05:19 - What happens when we breathe through our nose12:17 - The role of Nitrous Oxide on the breath and immune system15:23 - Where to begin with nasal breathing training20:30 - How the modality of breath can alter physiology22:27 -  Cultural applications of nasal breathing26:47 - Rate of recovery when nasal breathing29:33 - Proper tongue posture35:14 - Breathing modalities and quality of sleep37:34 - Mouth taping and nasal strips41:03 - Nasal breathings effect on taste, memory, and cardiovascular health45:15 - Right vs left nostril influence on the autonomic nervous system47:05 - Deviated septa and restricted nasal passages49:30 - Mouth vs nasal breathing and their effects on movement51:16 -  How top athletes breathe for peak performance53:05 - Nasal breathing: spreading awareness within the wellness industry55:31 -  Breathing in masks57:21 - Nasal breathing: key takeaways More from Michael:Integrative Rehab Training (Website)Integrative Rehab Training (Facebook)@mjmatc (Instagram)

In the 20th episode of the Postural Restoration Podcast I am joined by Michael Mullin to discuss his journey of applying the science of Postural Restoration concepts over the course of nearly two decades. Michael currently practices as a clinical Athletic Trainer through Integrative Rehab Training LLC in Portland Maine. Michael has been involved in various sport settings from early on in his career which eventually led him to use this experience in a more clinical setting while integrating multiple methods of rehabilitation strategies into one model. In this episode Michael discusses some of the differences associated with the management of a wide-ranging client base, and how he relies on various strategies to meet each client at their individual level. Although each of these individual clients are unique in their own compensation patterns and movement dysfunction, we discuss how many of them can be addressed through the same lens of respiration by setting a strong foundation for the appreciation of breathing mechanics.Michael discusses his early interest in education and seeking answers to questions that at the time were not being addressed. After discovering Ron Hruska’s work through an article titled “Hamstring injuries require triplanar assessment” he took his first PRI course in 2002 and began searching for other like-minded clinicians willing to ask and seek answers to some of these same questions. Through his course history with the institute Michael continued to grow along side it while discovering others who also shared his passion for integration and continued education. Michael became Postural Restoration Certified as part of the 2011 class, in which there are now over 200 certified clinicians throughout the world.Since then Michael has built his practice of Integrative Rehab Training LLC offering his skill set to a wide-ranging clientele. Michael has worked with all ends of the human spectrum, including dancers, skiers, singers, and all levels of athletes with various other sports. Throughout the various settings in his career, Michael has had the opportunity to host several PRI courses and continues to integrate with multiple organizations and models. He has furthered his knowledge and understanding of his truly multidisciplinary approach through these opportunities and through teaching these concepts to others. He has consulted and spoken through various professional organizations including many national and international Perform Better summits, private in services and on a daily basis with his clients. Michael is passionate about sharing his experiences with others as he aims to help them avoid any mistakes he himself has learned from throughout his career. This passion has continued to inspire others and has even led to his son Mitchell earning his own degree in Athletic Training as he hopes to continue to grow and practice alongside his dad.

Michael is a clinically-based athletic trainer with over 25 years of experience in rehabilitation and performance training. He is the owner of “Integrative Rehab Training LLC” which provides fitness rehab services, consulting and educational programming. He is Clinical Adjunct Faculty at the University of New England and is a Certified Clinician through the Postural Restoration Institute®. He has provided consultation, treatment and/or presentations to NFL teams, the US Ski Team, Perform Better seminars, Stars On Ice tour, numerous universities, dance companies, and many other organizations, schools and clubs. He is an internationally recognized lecturer and has presented extensively at conferences and seminars on topics related to sports medicine, rehabilitation, training and conditioning, and respiratory influences on function and performance. Michael has co-authored a book titled Comprehensive Sports injury Management, co-authored a chapter in Knee Ligament Rehabilitation called “New Techniques in Cartilage Repair and replacement”, and published articles in multiple professional journals, mainstream publications and websites.

Will the ongoing crisis in Syria create a new wave of refugees? Where will they go, and how can we create effective and responsible policy to manage the situation? Cathy Lewis discusses the issue with experts. Then, the Jewish Community Center in Virginia Beach is the site of an upcoming panel discussion on the ethics surrounding end of life issues. We hear from Dr. Charles Sprung on this important conversation. Cathy also talks about state elections with Del. Michael Mullin, who represents the 93rd district in the House of Delegates. Finally, we check to see what's happening in Mal's world.

Michael and Ryan discuss the value in integrating rehab and fitness training principles, and share reasons why athletic trainers need to collaborate with fitness professionals more often. Michael is the owner of Integrative Rehab Training LLC, and is a certified athletic trainer with 25 years of experience. He is also a certified clinician through the Postural Restoration Institute®. An internationally recognized presenter and consultant, he is co-author of books and chapters as well as articles in multiple professional journals and mainstream publications. Follow him on social at @mjmatc, or reach him at michael@mjmatc.com. More background on the host, Ryan Stevens, MPS, LAT, ATC, CSC Follow the cATalyzing Podcast on social! Instagram: @cATalyzingATs Twitter: @cATalyzingATs Email: CatalyzingPodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/catalyzing-podcast/message

Michael Mullin is a clinically-based athletic trainer with over 27 years of experience in physical therapy, rehabilitation and performance training.  He is the owner of “Integrative Rehab Training LLC” which provides fitness rehab services, consulting and educational programming. He specializes in the treatment, rehabilitation and training of individuals and groups and has worked with all […] The post Michael Mullin on Breathwork, Models and Integrative Training appeared first on Robertson Training Systems.

This week we have another great episode to help you train smarter for your next OCR.  In this episode, I give you my tip of the week on how my wife figured out a simple trick to make your next barbed wire crawl alittle more pleasant. SGX Coach Brad Sims is on to give a race recap to the Goliathon Race held last month.  This is an incredibly descriptive summary of all 12 of the obstacles that were in the race.  This sounds like a fun race if you are on the East coast.  There will be another one coming up this fall you can sign up for. In our research review, I discuss inspiratory muscle training.  This unique resisted breathing training has been shown to lead to a variety of performance enhancements.  In this study we see how IMT may improve running performance when performed daily and as part of your warm up routine. This week coach's interview, we have on Michael Mullin from Integrated Fitness Training.  I had the please of hosting a workshop earlier this year, where Michael provided incredibly useful and eye opening information and training/rehab strategies.  The focus of this training was on breathing, but we also got into many applicable training principles. In this interview he explains why breathing should not be overlooked and how it is the foundation of everything we do.  He discusses the different physiological, biochemical, and postural effects of proper and improper breathing and simple ways you can incorporate breathing into your training.  While many focus on exhaling during exertion, we talk about all of the other breathing strategies that you need to consider. We get into why Michael doesn't like the term posture and how positioning is the key.  We discuss positioning and breathing during many common exercises like squatting and pull ups.  Even how many posture cues you have heard, may be making your posture even worse.  We also talk about technique for running and even monkey bars, to maximize performance and to keep you moving more efficiently. All this and much more in this weeks episode.   Complete Show Notes:  www.ocrunderground.com/episode-37    

In this episode of the Decoding Excellence Show, I am speaking with Michael Mullin, the owner of Integrative Rehab Training LLC. Michael is a clinically-based athletic trainer with over 25 years of experience in training and rehabilitation. He is the Owner/Clinician of Integrative Rehab Training LLC and sees clients out of Back Cove Personal Fitness in Portland and Beyond Strength in Falmouth. He is an NATA Certified Athletic Trainer and a registered Physical Therapy Assistant in California. He is on the adjunct faculty at the University of New England and is a Certified Clinician through the Postural Restoration Institute. Michael specializes in the treatment, rehabilitation and training of individuals and has worked with all levels of athletes. He has provided consultation, treatment and/or presentations to NFL teams, the US Ski Team, Mike Boyle Strength & Conditioning, Cressey Sports Performance, Perform Better seminars, Stars On Ice tour, national level rugby teams as well as numerous dance studios, sports teams, fitness facilities and running clubs. **Michael and I discuss:** - His journey into the rehabilitation profession - Importance of proper breathing mechanics - Integrative models of performance & rehabilitation - Lessons learned applying Postural Restoration Institute concepts You can catch up with Michael on Twitter at [@MJMatc](https://www.twitter.com/mjmatc). You can also navigate to Michael's website, [Integrative Rehab Training](https://mjmatc.wordpress.com/), and browse the many great resources he's created. Michael is also active on [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/mjmatc/), where he links and post regular articles surrounding his rehabilitation and training programs. This episode of the Decoding Excellence show is brought to you by Vald Performance, the makers of the NordBord, DashBord, and the GroinBar. They can be found at [ValdPerformance.com](http://www.ValdPerformance.com) Stay updated with the podcast by following me on Twitter via [@AdamRingler](http://www.twitter.com/adamringler) or visiting [AdamRingler.com](htttp://www.AdamRingler.com). Thanks again for listening to the Decoding Excellence Show! I appreciate all the support growing this Sport Science, Strength & Conditioning, and High-Performance Coaching resource. If you have taken anything away from the show, please login to iTunes and navigate to the [Decoding Excellence](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/decoding-excellence/id1205636566?mt=2) page and leave us a review. Loyally, Adam Ringler --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/decoding-excellence/support

Michael Mullin comes on to talk about to discuss programming warm ups, PRI, the evolution of his teaching methods, and more!

Michael Mullin comes on to talk about to discuss programming warm ups, PRI, the evolution of his teaching methods, and more!

Mike Mullin comes on the show to talk about the Postural Restoration Institute. This is an introduction to the methodologies of PRI and how he uses it in his practice.