Dr Joyner is a Physician-Scientist at the Mayo Clinic who specializes in exercise research. look for a prior Freakanomics podcast with him. It was really interesting. He is a great guy, prior D-1 runner, and talks to us about basic intel you need to know to understand some of these human performance issues. How does […]
189. HPO with Dr Joyner Read More »
This is an intro to an HPO block of podcasts for the next couple of months. Enjoy these discussions covering heart rate variability, wearables, exercise physiology , deep dive into overheating and hydration, and reflections from Dr Doug Kechijian, prior PJ, strength coach and physical therapist. look on line for resilient performance physical therapy and
Editor’s Note: This story includes info on Doc Stephen Rush, author/host of the popular PJ Medcast podcast series on afspecialwarfare.com. Story Courtesy: DVIDS “Members of our team here on base are tied closely to Troop 161, and our thoughts, prayers and well wishes have been, and continue to be, with this troop and these youngsters
106th Rescue Wing gives base tour to local scout troop after tragedy Read More »
Air Force Special Warfare utilizes a crucial wing of the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) to create advanced technology programs. Code-named BATMAN (short for Battlefield Air Targeting Man-Aided (K)nowledge), this group of engineers keeps PJs, TACP, SERE and more kitted with groundbreaking, cool-guy gear. Among their fielded equipment ‘wins’ include: FISH (Flashing Indicator of Swimmers
Meet AFSPECWAR’s monster garage: B.A.T.M.A.N. Read More »
Really, penetrating trauma in Alaska from a sword attack. A couple of good lessons learned. Axillary hemorrhage protocol, remember not to use your O2 if the O2 saturation is > 90%. That Others May Live!
187 Quickie with the 212th Read More »
Decisions on meds, seizure management, scalp laceration and exfil and handoff. Go to pjmed.com to see the image of the scalp injury
186 DM jump mission Part 2 Read More »
The DM Flight Doc discusses the mission this month in the Pacific to a Mexican fishing boat on which a crane fell on three sailors. The management of a TBI with seizures and exposed skull is discussed in detail. The role of the JTS clinical practice guidelines(CPGs) is reviewed. See the TV news coverage of
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Doc Bryan, prior AF Psych, now at the Univ of Utah Veterans Health Center updates us on great news, expansion of the program funded by Boeing with more free spots, and results of treatment which are very positive for this 2 week outpatient program. We also hit on stellate ganglion blocks, and the use of
184 Update on the R & R program Read More »
Thanks to everyone who listens. We surpassed 700,000 downloads. I appreciate the feedback from CONUS and around the world. Please rate 5 stars and take a moment to write a review. One sentence works! Doc
Our Army sleep neuroscientist Doc Brager is back to discuss the impact of circadian rhythms and performance for Operators. Learn what they are and how they impact performance, and what you can do to work around it. Check out Doc Brager’s book, MEATHEAD, about the athlete’s brain.
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