Podcast appearances and mentions of simon bartold

Dr Rob Conenello has always had the mantra, ‘Do Great Things', and after overcoming Stage 4 Throat Cancer, where he was only given a 20% survival rate, he chose not to let statistics get in the way of his ambitions to live a full life with his young family and to pursue his podiatry career and goals. He has gone on to ‘Do Great Things' himself and encourages others to do the same. Dr Rob Conenello is a sports podiatrist and owner of Orangetown Podiatry, New York. He is the Global Clinical Advisor at Special Olympics International and is a Past President of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine. He is also an Honorary Surgeon for the New York Police Department. In this episode, we discuss: What he has learnt from other podiatrists (Doug Ritchie, Richard Blake, Ivan Bristow, Simon Bartold, Mike Donato, and others). Starting as a volunteer and working his way through the state, national and internal levels of sports medicine. Getting nervous before speaking (even on podcasts). Orthotics is not sports podiatry. Learning from retailers (shoe stores), physical therapists, and athletic events. You can't do everything in podiatry, so instead, focus on what brings you joy and happiness. It's okay to say NO to certain things; one of the first things he said NO to was surgery. Helping athletes reach their goals. There's Riches in Niches. Aim to be the best, and don't set your goal to be average. DO GREAT THINGS. Associating with positive podiatrists and avoiding time with negative ones. Building Relationships = Communication & Trust. Book by Arnold Schwarzenegger - BE USEFUL “There should be a war on average.” - Dr Rob Conenello.  If you have any questions about this episode, you can contact me at tyson@podiatrylegends.com Do You Think Differently to Other Podiatrists?  If you do, I want to let you know you're not alone, and most of my coaching clients feel the same way, which is why they chose to work with me over a larger cookie-cutter coaching company. My coaching clients do not have big egos; they are quiet achievers and like to fly under the radar, but they do want to evolve their podiatry businesses into something special, something they can be proud of and say, “This is mine”. If this sounds like you, we should talk. You can visit my website, www.tysonfranklin.com, for more information or use my ONLINE CALENDAR to schedule a free thirty-minute Zoom meeting.  During our call, I will explain the Thriving Podiatry Business Model, which I've developed over many years. After we talk, I guarantee you will have more clarity on what is best for you and your business.  “I was a frustrated business owner for five years until I started working with Tyson. He helped me transform my business in a matter of months, resulting in an instant increase in revenue and the ability to attract and retain top quality podiatrists. Over the past three and a half years, working with Tyson has changed my life drastically. I was able to take time off to start a family, triple my business revenue, and finally achieve work-life balance. I highly recommend Tyson to anyone who is looking for a business coach.”  – Jessica Haydock (Sole Focus Podiatry, Toowoomba) YouTube Have you checked out my YouTube Channel – TYSON E FRANKLIN? 

Become a Patron! (And get 100 Pages of the Run Smarter Book)Simon Bartold jumps on the podcast today to help clear the air on carbon fibre shoes. Simon is a Podiatrist and has spent several years working with the worlds best shoe brands on shoe manufacturing. He is world-class with the latest research on shoe science and performance & is THE expert to ask, 'Is a carbon fibre shoe right for you?'We discuss how these are different to traditional running shoes, how the mechanics benefit a runner & how to best use this type of shoe.To find out more on Simon please visit his website Bartold ClinicalBecome a Patron! Choose your Tier HereRun Smarter YouTube ChannelReceive Run Smarter EmailsBook a FREE Injury chat with BrodieRun Smarter App IOS or Android Podcast Facebook group

Simon Bartold from Bartold Clinical has been a speaker, educator and course developer, both live and online, for decades. In today's episode, we dive into the nitty gritty and the sometimes difficulty in creating online courses for the podiatry profession.  It's not always a bed of roses, and not every online or live course is successful. You may think you've created a ball-tearer, but low registration numbers may tell you something else.  On this episode, we also discuss: Current learning trends in the podiatry profession. Everyone learns differently, so course creators have got to adapt their delivery.  The value in focused meetings versus national conferences.   Why some courses can take up to two years to develop.  What roles will AI play in the future?  Why we need to bring fun back into learning.  We would love to hear from you if you have any ideas for an online course. Please send your emails to simon@bartoldclinical.com or tyson@podiatrylegends.com If you have any questions about this episode, you can email me at tyson@podiatrylegends.com, or if you'd like to learn more about One-On-One Business Coaching, please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com; otherwise, you can go directly to my online calendar and schedule a face-to-face Zoom meeting with me.  

We cannot wait to share our conversation with Simon Bartold; performance footwear consultant, researcher, educator, mentor, innovator and the owner of Bartold Clinical.In this episode, we covered so many exciting topics that had us buzzing in our seats! Including, are super shoes dead? And what is a hyper shoe!?

Dr Paul Griffin, Sports Podiatrist has a Sports Podiatry career spanning 25 + years. Paul has provided services to the Perth Glory Football Club and the Western Australian Branch of the Australian Podiatry Council.  Simon Bartold has also had a very impressive career. Simon has been a consultant at the Australian Institute of Sport Cricket Academy, the British Cricket Academy and the Indian Cricket Team. Simon was a Deputy Director of Podiatry Services at the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000 and then again for Medical Teams at the 2004 and 2008 Olympic Games. Simon went on to attend his 4th Olympic Games in London in 2012, a Consultant Podiatrist to Port Power in the AFL, an editorial Board Member for the Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport in the Australasian Physiotherapy Journal. Show Sponsor: POLAR Polar are a sports technology company who build world class heart rate monitors and GPS watches for people who take their health, fitness and sports performance seriously. Polar have an incredible heritage. Headquartered in Finland they have been the global driving force behind scientific wearables for over 40 years. They are the pioneers in and world leaders in heart rate measurement technology. Their products provide you with 24/7 monitoring to enable you to plan better, train smarter, recover fully … so you can be at your physical best. Coming from the heart of the Nordics, they have the experience, insight, and history of quality, design and innovation which is unparalleled. Worn by some of the best athletes on the planet, we're very excited to have Polar as a partner here so you can also access their heart rate monitors, watches and training platform. As a starting bonus, the team at Polar are offering 15% off. If it's time for you to check out a new heart rate monitor or watch to help improve your performance, head across to Polar.com and use the code TPPS on selected products Join the The Physical Performance Show LEARNINGS membership through weekly podcasts | Patreon If you enjoyed this episode of The Physical Performance Show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to The Physical Performance Show - https://physicalperformanceshow.com/ for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram & Twitter The Physical Performance Show: Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter (@tppshow1) Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.

The word legend is bandied about a lot in modern society, however our guest on this episode of SHOEphoria has well and truly earned this moniker.Dr. Kevin Kirby is a podiatric physician, author, educator, mentor, inventor and thinker, and it is impossible to downplay the influence he has had within the worlds of podiatry and biomechanics.Kevin has also been an accomplished athlete, especially as a runner, and remains so interested in running and running shoes, that until recently, he regularly volunteered his time at his local Sacremento Fleet Feet store to help out with his knowledge.So this episode of SHOEphoria is special, and in it we grill Kevin on current and future issues, and where he feels the industry has got it right, and more particularly, where they got it wrong.He brings a fascinating insight to a diverse range of issues, including the decline of running shoe durability, the impact of the Super Shoes, and how he uses certain running shoes to treat injury.Finally, we touch on the subject of footwear for football (soccer), and get his thoughts on why it has not fundamentally changed in over 40 years.Join us for this tour de force with Dr. Kevin Kirby.

It is our great pleasure to introduce to SHOEphoria two of the most influential members of the footwear design and innovation community.Dave Dombrow and Kevin Fallon are running shoe industry veterans. We have never been certain if this term is complementary or an insult!What we do know is that Dombrow and Fallon have enormous experience under their belts, and both have worked with Nike, Puma and most recently, Under Armour.Dave Dombrow actually began his footwear journey with an internship at Simon Bartold's old alma mater, Salomon. From there he went to Nike, eventually making his way via Puma to Under Armour.There he was responsible for one of the most under rated and innovative footwear ranges of the past 10 years.. Speedform, and specifically the Speedform Apollo.Kevin Fallon meanwhile was on a very similar trajectory, working alongside Dave at Nike and Puma, and also ending up at Under Armour.Kevin's background is in mechanical engineering, but he caught the footwear bug, and has never looked back. Kevin is renowned as an innovator with unique design flair.Whilst working at UA in Portland, Oregon, the home of running footwear, Kevin and Dave had the 'ol corridor conversation.. "hey.. what if..."And from that conversation, the latest running shoe company was born, Speedland, currently specialising in trail running product with the unique SL:PDX.Speedland launched the SL:PDX for pre-order June 15 and delivery Aug. 15, highlighting the equipment moniker because everything about the SL:PDX signifies high-end trail running, culminating with a $375 price point. But it was that “no compromise” approach that meant Speedland placed a focus on ultra-premium materials at every step, not worried about fitting into a mold.Quite a lofty goal!Join us for a truly fascinating chat with these two industry icons, uncovering a few of the inside industry secrets, and culminating with the creation of something very special… Speedland!

Live Justin chats to Simon Bartold, Bartold Clinical, all about footwear biomechanics and research, sports medicine, 3D printing, sneaker culture, rheumatology, running mechanics and much more. Go to Justin's website at https://justinblakemedia.com/what-i-c... JUSTIN BLAKE is a former sports podiatrist who worked in both London and Dublin treating people from recreational thru to international and Olympic level and has treated athletes as part of the UK Olympic Performance Plan. He has opened, taken over and sold podiatry clinics in both the UK and in Ireland and at one stage ran seven podiatry clinics across Ireland. Now he's helping healthcare business owners to grow their practices and get more patients using effective marketing and efficient practice management skills. He works directly with practices to establish plans and put techniques and strategies into place to better market themselves and manage their practices to achieve their goals.

Simon Bartold has created an online course, Osteochindroses of the Foot & Leg and in this episode, Simon sheds some light on what you don't know about the growing athlete.  To learn more and to register for Osteochondroses of the Foot & Leg, please click HERE. There is a special until the end of June 2021.  The osteochondroses are a group of disorders that affect the epiphysis or epiphyseal equivalent segments of the immature skeleton. These disorders are believed to be primarily the result of traumatic or vascular pathology, often in the setting of overuse, and are usually, but not always, self-limited. If you have any questions about this episode, one-on-one business coaching or any of my group coaching programs, please send me an email at tf@tysonfranklin.com, and we can arrange a quick ZOOM call.  Youtube If you're interested in watching the UNCUT video of this particular episode, you can visit my Youtube channel, Tyson E Franklin - Podiatry Business Coach and please SUBSCRIBE, so you're informed whenever a new video is released.  Competitive Advantage If you're looking for a Competitive Advantage over other podiatrists in your area, please visit my EVENTS PAGE, and consider joining my next group coaching program, the 12-Week Podiatry Business Reboot or join the Podiatry Business Owners Club on Facebook. 

How do you choose the 'right' running shoe? Can a running shoe make you faster and prevent running injuries? Join our host Trevor Prior and industry expert Simon Bartold as they dive deep into the science running shoes past, present and future.

Simon Bartold has worked with elite athletes for more than three decades, been to four Olympic Games, lectured in 42 countries on footwear and clinical biomechanics, and worked extensively with Asics and Salomon, so it's not surprising that his membership group, Bartold Clinical is the go-to sports medicine educational platform for podiatrists and other health professionals.   “Online education sites are a dime a dozen these days, so, if you are about to spend some money, you want to make sure you get the very best!” — Simon Bartold. On this episode we discuss: The amount of hard work that goes into a membership group. Why Bartold Biomechanics evolved to Bartold Clinical. Delivering quality CPD. The importance of finding your niche. The frustrations with some research that cannot be applied in a clinical situation. Why the only way to know something is to ask the question. Why the educational landscape has changed Covid has taught us what you can now do with virtual education. This style of education is growing because you get more bang for your buck.  Conferences will be smaller and more specific, and people will attend because they are interested in the subject.  "At conferences, speakers should be mentors and should be interacting more with attendees after their presentations". Final Tip You have to be passionate. You need to have a vision if you want to start your own membership group and you’ve got to dedicate time and a lot of effort.  Simon was also on Episode 004: Developing A Career In Footwear & Biomechanics.  If you have any questions about this episode, please reach out to me at tf@tysonfranklin.com. This episode was sponsored by PODIUM and to learn more CLICK HERE.  NEXT EVENT: 22 February 2021 Podiatry Marketing: Success Leaves Clues  

Our guest for SHOEphoria Episode 9 is a clinician, a biomechanist, a physiotherapist, a scientist, a prolific publisher and an enigma.Dr. Irene Davis is a distinguished researcher and academic and the Founder and Director of the Spaulding National Running Centre at Harvard Medical School, Harvard University.Dr. Davis has published extensively in both the fields of physiotherapy and biomechanics, with a particular focus on the management and prevention of running related injury.Her research has been award winning, and she was recently named as on of the 50 most influential people in running.Irene is an in-demand speaker at major conferences, and a highly influential voice in clinical sports medicine.She is also a vocal supporter of minimalist footwear and barefoot running, something that has at times brought her into conflict with mainstream colleagues and footwear researchers.Dr. Davis is, however, anything but mainstream, and in this episode of SHOEphoria, she outlines her thought processes in relation to more natural running techniques. Her arguments are far from left field, and are thought provoking and challenging, and at the end of the day, there may be a lot more middle ground than many have realised.Welcome to Episode 9 of SHOEphoria, and the intriguing Dr. Irene Davis.

Today Matt interviews a hero of many in the footwear industry, Simon Bartold. Simon is the founder of Bartold Clinical and has had major influence in companies like Salomon, Asics, and more. They discuss many intricate topics within the running footwear industry and discuss the questions that people aren't asking when it comes to much of the innovation occurring in running shoes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/doctors-of-running/support

Simon Bartold jumps on the podcast today to help clear the air on carbon fibre shoes. Simon is a Podiatrist and has spent several years working with the worlds best shoe brands on shoe manufacturing. He is world-class with the latest research on shoe science and performance & is THE expert to ask, 'Is a carbon fibre shoe right for you?' We discuss how these are different to traditional running shoes, how the mechanics benefit a runner & how to best use this type of shoe. To find out more on Simon please visit his website Bartold Clinical If you would like to support the podcast and participate in future Q&As sign up for $5US per month at https://www.patreon.com/therunsmarterpodcast To learn more about the Run Smarter Online Course, including FREE preview head to https://courses.runsmarter.online/collections To follow the podcast join the facebook group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/833137020455347/?ref=group_header To find Brodie on instagram head to: https://www.instagram.com/brodie.sharpe/ To work with Brodie Sharpe at The Running Breakthrough Clinic visit: https://breakthroughrunning.physio/  

It is difficult to know where to start with our guest on this episode of SHOEphoria.She honed her distance running craft as a cross country champion winning two silver medals (2002 Dublin, long race; 2003 Lausanne, long race) in the IAAF World Cross Country Championships.She then switched focus to the marathon distance and set her best time of 2:19:36 at the 2006 London Marathon. This time stands to this day as the American record.She is an Olympic Bronze medallist.She holds or has held numerous other American distance records, including the women’s road 10 mile, women’s road 15km and women’s road 8 km, and formally the women’s half marathon and women’s 10,000 metres.Track and Field magazine named her the Best female marathon runner in the world in 2006.Deena Kastor is quite simply one of the best female distance runners of all time, and I have been privileged to have know her for many years.Deena has a unique insight into athletic footwear, as a long term ASICS sponsored athlete and Ambassador, a role she has performed with great distinction and grace.In this fascinating episode of SHOEphoria, Deena shares her knowledge of what it is to be an Olympian, how much difference footwear can make to an elite athlete…and what happens when you get injured. She also shares with us the role of mental toughness for the endurance athlete, something.. she has written the book on (link below).https://www.amazon.com.au/Let-Your-Mind-Run-Thinking/dp/1524760757Welcome to episode 10 of SHOEphoria, the wonderful Deena Kastor!

Legend is a word that is often bandied around, and frequently unjustified.That said, our guest on Episode 8 of SHOEphoria pretty much invented this descriptor in relation to running.Amby Burfoot won the Boston Marathon in 1968 at the tender age of 22, and went on to set his best time for the marathon at the famed Fukaoka Marathon in Japan in time of 2:14:28.8Amby did not know at the time, but this was just one second from the American marathon record at the time! He told me he would have gone much harder had he realised!Remarkably, Alby holds another record, that being the running of the Manchester Road Race 57 times in a row besting the streak of barefoot runner, Charlie "Doc" Robbins.Amby Burfoot is a very interesting man, having lived most of his adult life as an ovolacto vegetarian, primarily for ethical reasons (although he does admit that once he had children, he would polish off the odd burger because he could not bear to see food go to waste!)He has had a distinguished career as a Running journalist, bringing a degree of authenticity, honesty and great knowledge to many of the challenges the sport has faced, including footwear.During the great minimalist footwear upheaval of the early 2010’s Amby Burfoot remained a steadfast voice of reason, not for, not against, just reporting the facts.Footwear, running, the Boston bombing, rooming with Bill Rodgers and Jeff Galloway, and why he completely missed the 60’s are all highlights of a memorable SHOEphoria podcast with the inimitable and irrepressible Amby Burfoot!

Part 1 of a 2 part podcast with Dr Martyn ShortenIt is not often one gets the opportunity to chat with someone who has worked with Nike Founder Phil Knight AND the legendary Nike innovator Bill Bowerman. Or for that matter with Mark Parker and Tom Clarke, both of whom started in the Nike Sports Research Laboratory and rose through the ranks to become CEO’s of the entire shebang!My guest today on Shoephoria episode 6 is considered one of the true legends of the world of footwear and footwear biomechanics and with a career spanning 42 years, there is not a lot he has not seen or done.Dr. Martyn ShortenHe joined Nike the year after a young college basketballer named Michael Jordan was snapped up as an endorsed athlete by the company, a relatively new concept at the time. It is fair to say this turned out to be an Ok investment for Nike!Martyn sharpened his teeth on the very first of the visible air shoes, natural successors to the very first Nike Air running shoe, the Tailwind.After a very successful stint at Nike, eventually as director of the Sport Research Laboratory, Martyn moved to the global body of Puma, to take on the role as Director of Research, Design and Product Development.Martyn is not short of an opinion, however that opinion is invariably followed by hard evidence to back it up.He is scathing of some of the trends that have, and continue to drive the athletic footwear industry, not the least the concept of overpronation, motion control in footwear and analysis of footwear by heel angle.This is a fascinating and at time challenging interview, one of the best, and not to be missed.Such is Martyn’s knowledge, and the depth of his experience, that this is part 1 of a 2 part Shoephoria podcast. Enjoy!Thanks you for listening to SHOEphoria Podcast and we hope you will find the time to leave a little review.

Motion control features in running shoes are a thing of the past but we can't seem to shake it in retail or clinician referrals.Paul Griffin and Simon Bartold discuss the disconnect that exists between running shoe development and what is being advised to consumers via running retail and referring health clinicians.We discuss some results from a recent Bartold Clinical running industry survey where 200 responders, mainly made up of referring health practitioners, told us what we already knew.... the landscape is a 'dogs breakfast'.The message is clear, It's time to move on and talk a new evidence based language and those who do not adapt can expect to have poorer outcomes and risk losing the most valuable thing to us all, consumer and patient trust.Education is the key and we hope to provide Bartold Clinical listeners and followers with the tools to stay on top of the latest evidence based developments from brands and segue this to retail and health clinicians.As always, we would appreciate if you could subscribe to our SHOEphoria Podcast channel and place a review.If you are wondering who we are, Bartold Clinical is an educational platform that delivers evidence based lower limb sports medicine and athletic footwear education to a global audience.You can read more about your podcast host and guest below;https://www.bartoldclinical.com/about/about-simon-bartold/https://www.bartoldclinical.com/about/about-paul-griffin/SHOEphoria Podcast is seeking sponsors. If you are interested in being involved in the platform moving forward, please email us on info@bartoldclinical.com

https://www.bartoldclinical.com/podcasts/James Edward Monahan III (Jim) was always going to have a career based on sport. His father was a professional baseball coach, and say a bad word against his beloved NY Yankees at your peril! As it turns out, Jim Monahan has had a distinguished career in sports footwear, one that I have been privy to witness first hand. Jim’s entry into the athletic footwear industry commenced with ASICS in the USA, and remained there for over 20 years. Starting as an underprepared tech rep at the NYC Marathon, Jim rose through the ranks to become Vice President, Footwear, ASICS America, a role he executed with distinction. Jim Monahan oversaw what can only be described as the golden era of technical brilliance from ASICS, and was a key (if not THE key) player in an exception team of individuals from around the globe that stamped ASICS as the brand of choice for athletes. During his tenure as VP footwear, Jim had a direct hand in such exceptional product as the iconic Gel Kayano, the 2000 series, the Gel Nimbus and the fabulous Gel Kinsei, to name but a few. In 2016, Jim was hand picked to head up the USA operation of the Chinese footwear giant 361 degrees, a role he holds today as President of the company. In this tour de force interview you will get a fascinating glimpse into the power years of ASICS, and the challenges of leaving a multi-billion dollar company, to establish what essentially was a start up in the USA.. and.. succeed!Thanks for listening to SHOEphoria, we are looking for podcast sponsors. If you of anyone you know are interested please contact info@bartoldclinical.com For more of our content, please check out www.bartoldclinical.com - the single best resource for independent lower limb sports medicine and athletic footwear education in the world.https://www.bartoldclinical.com/podcasts/

Jeff is Runner-in-Chief for Runner's World, guiding the brand's shoes and gear coverage. A true shoe dog, he's spent more than a decade testing and reviewing shoes. In 2017, he ran in 285 different pairs of shoes, including a streak of 257 days wearing a different model.In this 30 minute podcast episode of SHOEphoria, Simon Bartold from Bartold Clinical talks with Jeff all things surrounding the current state of play with COVID-19 and its direct effect on the running industry as a whole. We also look into how the landscape looks post COVID19. Don't worry, we also talk about shoes!Check out Jeff's contribution at Runners World below.https://www.runnersworld.com/author/211463/jeff-dengate/We hope you enjoy the episode and thanks for subscribing to the podcast.

Right now we are negotiating many interesting aspects of athlete performance. Not the least of these is performance enhancement, either by drugs, blood doping or even with the new “Super Shoes”.We have seen stunning performances in recent times, with world records falling, and even one of the most enduring and challenging records in athletics, the sub 2 hour marathon, falling. Almost exclusively, the finger has been pointed at the shoes these athletes are wearing, especially in relation to carbon plates, construction and geometry. Are they “EPO for the feet”? Or, are they masking something else?When we see personal best times with elites falling by many minutes, when traditionally improvement is measure in seconds, it may just be that the new shoe technology is providing a smokescreen for something a bit more sinister.Today’s guest on Shoephoria is esteemed sports scientist and sports journalist Alex Hutchinson, and we explore these issues and others in today’s episode.Alex is a fearless reporter on the science behind athletic performance and what it might mean. This is a must listen interview with one of the best brains in sport.If you are interested in performance, sports footwear, and the state of play of athletics right now, you must tune in!Thanks for Subscribing to SHOEphoria, The Bartold Clinical Podcast!

En esta segunda parte de la entrevista con Simon Bartold y Paul Griffin, dos de los gurúes del calzado deportivo a nivel mundial, vamos a hablar sobre qué parámetros se tienen en cuenta a la hora de diseñar una zapatilla de competición para el gran público, cuando estamos en la era de la preparación individualizada. A parte, comentaremos la evolución de la industria del calzado y su impacto en la incidencia de lesiones en los corredores, qué otros factores están actuando y cómo está evolucionando el panorama del running. Cómo ya avisamos por Ig y Fb este episodio contiene sorpresa al final, deberéis escucharlo hasta el final para averiguarlo y además, por primera vez hemos traducido la entrevista al español. Como siempre, con la dirección de José Luis Gómez y la colaboración Fernando Ruiz.

Nos volvemos a ir hasta Australia para conocer a dos de los podólogos con mayor reconocimiento a nivel mundial en el ámbito del calzado deportivo. Hoy tendremos con nosotros a @bartoldclinical y a @paulgriffin. En esta 1era parte conoceremos de dónde nace su amistad y relación laboral cuando viven a unos 4000km de distancia. Cuáles fueron sus comienzos en la podología y por donde ha llevado su carrera a estos auténticos trotamundos de la podología. También hablaremos sobre la pagina web Bartold clinical, la página web de formación online en medicina deportiva y los tipos de formación que ofrecen. Cómo ya avisamos por Ig y Fb este episodio contiene sorpresa al final, deberéis escucharlo hasta el final para averiguarlo y además, por primera vez hemos traducido la entrevista al español.

In this expert edition featuring the team from Bartold Clinical, Simon Bartold and Paul Griffin discuss all things carbon fibre technology in shoes and what the technology means to elite runners and everyday runners. Specifically, on this episode, we'll explore the chronology of the carbon plate innovation in shoes. We explore the mechanisms, the purported mechanisms by which this technology works and you may be very surprised on what Simon and Paul share around the proposed mechanisms. We talk about the role of the plates in the shoes, the role of the foam, the geometry of the shoe, the role of placebo and so much more. We talk about the evidence for and against the effect of these shoes for the running injury profile. We discussed who and how these shoes can be worn, other brands; what they are up to outside of Nike with their own carbon fibre plate technologies. World Athletics rulings advice to help practitioners and we answer some questions from listeners that came forward ahead of this recording. SUBSCRIBE NOW! This episode is sponsored by fisiocrem fisiocrem is a topical massage cream containing natural plant based ingredients, ideal for the temporary relief of muscular aches and pains. If you're conscious of what you put on your body, you'll be happy to know that fisiocrem does not contain parabens or hydroxybenzoates. fisiocrem can be found Australia-wide at your local Coles, chemist or health store, as well as on their online shop. fisiocrem are offering a 20% discount to listeners of The Physical Performance Show. Use the coupon code POGO when you shop at fisiocrem.com.au to redeem this special offer. Hurting sucks, and fisiocrem has got your back!   _____ If you enjoyed this episode of The Physical Performance Show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to POGO Physio - www.pogophysio.com.au for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.

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Andrew Van Essen is a Podiatric Surgeon based in South Australia, and he has visited Japan over thirty times, Vietnam more often than most and has travelled extensively around the world spreading the podiatry message. Travelling abroad didn't happen by accident; doors to the world opened through volunteering.  On this episode we discuss: His early career and graduation with two previous Podiatry Legends guests, Simon Bartold and Ted Jedynak.  His path into surgery In business you are going to make good and bad decisions - "Goodwill is not something you buy, it's something that is handed over to you by the previous owner".  Some brilliant advice from his Lawyer Teaching biomechanics and sports medicine in Japan Judo Therapy  His surgical trips treating clubfoot in Vietnam  Volunteering may not be financially rewarding, but it is very satisfying  Finding a balance between your business, career, and what you love to do.  Final Tip: Follow your passion; don’t get locked into any particular area of podiatry. Always look at the bigger, broader picture, not just the here and now. Take a long-term global view with your career.  If you have any questions about this podcast, please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com, or you can connect with Andrew Van Essen at Prospect Podiatry.  One-On-One Coaching & Mentoring If your podiatry business needs help to develop marketing strategies or business systems, the most efficient way to do this is with one-on-one coaching and mentoring. Please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com and let's see where I can you.  Newsletter & Events  If you'd like to be kept up to date with my marketing and small business EVENTS, please sign up to my NEWSLETTER. I promise not to spam you with rubbish.  Podiatry Legends Facebook Page I have set up a Podiatry Legends Facebook page, where I post additional business and marketing tips, information regarding podiatry events and conferences around the world.  My Book It's No Secret There's Money In Podiatry. In Australia, you can order directly from my website, but if you live overseas, I would suggest Amazon or the Book Depository. Tell Your Podiatry Friends If you enjoy the Podiatry Legends Podcast, please tell all your podiatry friends, and please feel free to leave a REVIEW on iTunes, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts.  If you enjoyed this episode you might also enjoy: Ep 010: Dr Andrew Schneider Running A Successful Solo Practice It's No Secret with Dr T. Podcast If you like marketing and small business, please take a look at my other podcast; It's No Secret with Dr T., and you may also enjoy Ep 188 - Developing Your Avatar & Unique Selling Proposition with Alex Frees

#Ep.25: "The Future of Running Shoes" with Simon Bartold. Anyone who follows running footwear research will already be very familiar with legendary podiatrist Simon Bartold of Bartold Clinical: 30 years experience of working with elite athletes including four Olympic Games, lectures in 42 countries, worked with Asics for 20 years, recently head hunted by global footwear company Salomon to head up research, design and development of their road running range.It was a true honour to have Simon as our guest on this episode and also as one of our speakers at the up & coming  'RCL International Running Conference 2019' this October 30/31 in Brighton, UK (full details: https://RCL2019.eventbrite.com)BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE CHAPTER MARKERS (availability will depend on what app you are listening on.)As with all episodes of RunChatLive, this episode was recorded LIVE 1.30pm GMT at www.facebook.com/runchatlive. All episodes are available as audio podcasts on Spotify, iTunes, Podbean, Stitcher, etc. For more details, visit https://www.runchatlive.com/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/runchatlive)

On my Podiatry Legends Podcast, I was joined by Simon Bartold and his story and career were so interesting I thought it had to be shared on It's No Secret with Dr T., it was too good to leave a secret.  Simon Bartold has worked with elite athletes for more than three decades, been to four Olympic Games, lectured in 42 countries, worked with Asics for 20-years and was head hunted by global footwear company Salomon to head up research, design and development of their road running range.  Simon explained that he worked with some of the best sporting clubs and sports practitioners after graduating, and he did this for almost 15 years before he was paid a cent, it was all done for FREE. But as he puts it, you cannot put a price on the experience he gained. "If you want to learn be prepared to do it for nothing, that's just the way it works".  To see full show notes - Click Here If you have any questions about this episode, please send an email to me at tf@tysonfranklin.com, and if you've been enjoying this podcast show, please consider leaving a REVIEW on iTunes.  WORKSHOP - Biomechanics & Business: Profit From A Better Understanding. Gold Coast 7-8 June BOOK NOW Every successful podiatrist has an excellent foundation in biomechanics, it's that simple, and this two-day workshop is going to be jam-packed with useful biomechanical information you can apply immediately in your business and with your patients.   In addition to having excellent biomechanical skills, it's equally important to know how to market these skills. You can have the most advanced biomechanical equipment and have acquired biomechanical skills far beyond any of your competitors, but without a well thought out marketing strategy, it will, unfortunately, go unnoticed. This is why we're bringing Biomechanics and Business together in one 2-Day Workshop. FOR ALL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS INTERESTED IN BIOMECHANICS AND MARKETING.  

These guests could not be better profiled to share around this all important topic. Dr Paul Griffin - Sports Podiatrist, has a Sports Podiatry career spanning 20 years. Paul has provided services to the Perth Glory Football Club and the Western Australian Branch of the Australasian Podiatry Council. Paul's, Bartold clinical colleague Simon Bartold likewise has a very impressive career. Across Simon's career to date, Simon has been a consultant at the Australian Institute of Sport Cricket Academy, the British Cricket Academy and the Indian Cricket Team as well as a number of other National Sporting Teams. Simon was a Deputy Director of Podiatry Services at the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000 and then again chosen for Medical Teams at the 2004 and 2006 Olympic Games. Simon went on to attend his 4th Olympic Games in London in 2012, he's been a Consultant Podiatrist to Port Power in the AFL and he's been an editorial Board Member for the Journal of Science and medicine in Sport and the Australasian Physiotherapy Journal as well as being the review of the Australasian Journal of Podiatric Medicine and the British Journal of Sports Medicine. During this episode, we discuss the modern running shoe.  How the features of the modern running shoe came about, does running shoe segmentation or categorisation have a place in today's running shoe landscape, reducing injury and preventing injury through running footwear. The role of maximalist and minimalist footwear, knowing when to replace your current running shoe, knowing whether to trial another pair of running shoes and of course selecting the best shoe for you. We discuss contemporary trends in running shoe manufacturing and the very exciting future of what the running shoe market holds. SUBSCRIBE NOW! This episode is sponsored by the Gold Coast Marathon. Like the Physical Performance Show, the Gold Coast Marathon encourages runners of all ages and abilities to push their boundaries and strive to complete a personal challenge. The Gold Coast Marathon is held annually on the first weekend in July and is a must do event for any budding athlete, weekend warrior or family looking for a challenge to complete together. Run for the good times at the Gold Coast Marathon. Visit the Gold Coast Marathon here. _____ If you enjoyed this episode of The Physical Performance Show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to POGO Physio - www.pogophysio.com.au for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.  

When you think footwear and biomechanics Simon Bartold's name should immediately spring to mind. He has worked with elite athletes for more than three decades, been to four Olympic Games, lectured in 42 countries, worked with Asics for 20-years and was head hunted by global footwear company Salomon to head up research, design and development of their road running range.  Simon explained that he worked with some of the best sporting clubs and sports practitioners after graduating, and he did this for almost 15 years before he was ever paid a cent, it was all done for FREE. But as he puts it, you cannot put a price on the experience he gained. "If you want to learn and get emersed in something you love, you have to do it for nothing, that's just the way it works".  Opportunities Arose If you're passionate and have a mindset for wanting to learn more doors will open for you. It was through the sporting connections he made that he was offered to be the podiatrist for the Adelaide 36er's.  Once the doors opened more and more, opportunities arose. Not too long afterwards Simon was offered a position with Asics after he became quite vocal about how poorly constructed footy their boots were.  Upskilling If you have an interest in a particular area of podiatry you need to start upskilling in that area and make an effort to learn more than anyone else. Over time your knowledge will become superior to other people, and you will be noticed, and invitations to speak will come your way, opening up even bigger doors internationally.  Staying Motivated Simon has never had a problem getting out of bed on a Monday morning because he loved what he did each day.  "Don't focus on making money, instead focus on being better and the money will come".  If you have any questions about this podcast, please email me at tf@tysonfranklin.com, or you can contact Simon Bartold through his website Bartold Clinical.  Simon has also teamed up with Ultimate Podiatrist to run a full day event called Athletic Footwear - The Masterclass, being run in March in Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and Adelaide. (No dates set for Brisbane, but if enough people ask Simon to run one he will).  iTunes Reviews If you enjoyed this podcast, it would put a massive smile on my face if you left a review on iTunes, and if never want to miss an episode you may want to subscribe.  If you like this podcast and you're looking for more small business and marketing tips you may also enjoy It's No Secret with Dr T. If you liked this episode you may also enjoy: Episode 014 - Josh Truscott Ultimate Podiatrist (CPD made easy)  

I know the title of this podcast podiatry legends is a bit odd, but if you look at the word LEGEND, it means an extremely famous or notorious person, especially in a particular field or profession. So I don’t think I have any notorious podiatrists lined up as guests, but I do believe I have a group of podiatry guests that are already doing great things in our profession or will be shining lights in the not too distant future. Goal Of The Podcast So that is the goal of this podcast. I want to shed light all the great things happening in our profession, who is doing them and expose to you some of the fantastic career paths some podiatrists have taken, all over the world, which is why 100% of my guests are qualified Podiatrist. If you’re a podiatry student, or recent graduate and you’re wondering what the podiatry profession has to offer long-term, there is a lot if you want to open your eyes and your minds. If you’ve been in the podiatry profession for some time and your feeling tired, tuning in each week and listening to some of the fantastic stories may be the spark and motivation you need to pivot from your current path and take a different trajectory. What's Coming Up On Future Episodes On the next three episodes, you will hear from Tony Gavin based in the United Kingdom, Peter Wishnie from the United States and Simon Bartold from Australia. Each podiatry guest was selected because I believe they have a unique story to share and have done or are currently doing amazing things in our profession. Openly Sharing Important Information  One key trait I have noticed with all my guests so far is they are the type of podiatrists that love sharing what they have learnt. They don’t want to keep what they’ve discovered to themselves. Openly sharing their knowledge is why I referred to them as podiatry legends because that’s the sort of things legends do even though every guest so far has been quick to point out that they do not feel like legends. However, that’s what a legend would say. This Is Not A Technical Podcast I think it’s important to note this is not a technical podiatry podcast. This podcast is about sharing successful stories, ideas, career paths and upcoming worthwhile events, and along the way, we have a few laughs. Now I’m sure there are plenty of podiatrists who have no idea who I am or where I’m from, so I’m going to give you a brief rundown of where I fit in the profession and if you want to learn more go to my website tysonfranklin.com. Podiatry Scope Is Vast As a profession, I think podiatry offers so much scope, more so than most, and hopefully, after listening to a few of my legendary guests, you’ll be inspired to do more yourself, or at least start considering it. They say the definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result, so if you’re not 100% happy with what you’re doing every day; you have the power to change it. It’s not up to anyone else; it’s up to you. It’s just a decision. If you have any questions about this podcast or future podcasts, please send me an email at tf@tysonfranklin.com At the end of each episode, I also plan to have the contact details of each of guest and details of any upcoming workshops and events. Also, if you know of any podiatrists doing amazing things in our profession, please steer them my way and have them email me directly.   And finally, I have set up a Podiatry Legends Facebook page, which is where I’ll be posting each episode and information about upcoming workshops and events being run by myself and my guest.