The Performance Therapy Institute Podcast

Dr. Cameron Trubey is the Sports Medicine Physician at Downeast Orthopedics in Bangor, ME. 

Dr. Trubey earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biology at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan where he graduated with distinction as a J. N. Andrews Honors Scholar. He completed medical school at Loma Linda University School of Medicine in Loma Linda, California and then residency in Family Medicine at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Chattanooga. He next received advanced training at the University of Notre Dame – South Bend Sports Medicine program where he completed his fellowship in Sports Medicine.

Dr. Trubey has served in the field of Sports Medicine as a physician in football, hockey, soccer, basketball, wrestling, endurance running, track, boxing, weightlifting, and downhill snow sports. He has experience with athletes from high school, college (Div I&III), and advanced backgrounds (USA Boxing and USA Weightlifting) and currently serves as the Head Team Physician for the University of Maine. Dr. Trubey is board certified in Family Medicine and Sports Medicine and has published on the topics of concussion, tendinopathy, and sports nephrology. His professional interests include sports-related concussion, diagnostic ultrasound, and functional movement patterns.

Downeast Orthopedics website: https://www.downeastorthopedics.com/

Downeast Orthopedics phone number: 207-947-8381

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Any questions you would like to be answered on this podcast?  Email me at cameron@ptherapyinstitute.com

Are you someone that has been frustrated by aches and pains that always seem to show up every time you get motivated to get into better shape?  The motivation to get stronger and healthier isn't the limiting factor, but rather pain keeps limiting your growth?

In this episode I chat with Matt Flynn personal trainer and body builder coach.  Matt is relentless with increasing his scientific knowledge base about improving the human physique in a healthy and sustainable way.  He is also super easy to talk to and relates with all of his clients by meeting them where they are at in their health and fitness journey. 

Matt gives tons of great tips on EASY changes you can make right now to start seeing changes in your body. 

You can follow Matt at his social media handles below:

Instragram Body Building: https://www.instagram.com/endurehp_fitness/

Matt's Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1587958

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Performance Therapy Institute Links for Coaching Opportunities:

Any questions you would like to be answered on this podcast?  Email me at cameron@ptherapyinstitute.com

Are you someone that has been frustrated by aches and pains that always seem to show up every time you get motivated to get into better shape?  The motivation to get stronger and healthier isn't the limiting factor, but rather pain keeps limiting your growth?

Ankoor Bhattacharjee shares his impressive personal and professional story of how he decided to change his career within a society that does not consider it normal to make risky careers moves. 

Within a short period of time he has created his own business of helping other people get out of chronic pain, and is teaching other professionals to become high level rehab and performance specialists. 

His passion for what he does is infectious to everyone else interested in human movement.

Movement and exercise is a powerful tool to improve both physical and mental health.  Camilla shares her 20+ years of experiences and continuous learning in the fitness industry and what she has learned along the way.  We talk about weight loss, depression, happiness, personal and professional growth, and what it means to be nice to yourself. 

Dr. Mark Lausier had a very successful career as a dentist in Bangor, ME.  His patients loved him and his work family loved working for him.  Unfortunately towards the end of his career he developed multiple areas of chronic pain and became a patient of mine.  He talks about his experiences prior to eventually alleviating his pain.  

Performance Therapy Institute Links for Coaching Opportunities:

Any questions you would like to be answered on this podcast?  Email me at cameron@ptherapyinstitute.com

Are you someone that has been frustrated by aches and pains that always seem to show up every time you get motivated to get into better shape?  The motivation to get stronger and healthier isn't the limiting factor, but rather pain keeps limiting your growth?

Michael Mullin discusses how he continues to learn and improve his craft over multiple decades of work as a clinical based Athletic Trainer and international speaker.  He is a fantastic clinician and person.  

Michael is a clinically-based athletic trainer with over 30 years of experience in rehabilitation and performance training.  He is the owner of “Integrative Rehab Training LLC” which provides rehabilitation training services, consulting and educational programming. He is Clinical Adjunct Faculty at the University of New England, is a licensed Physical Therapy Assistant in California and a Certified Clinician through the Postural Restoration Institute®.  He has provided consultation, treatment and/or presentations to NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL teams, US Ski Team, Top Ten PGA Tour players, Stars On Ice tour, Perform Better seminars, numerous universities, dance companies, and many other organizations, schools and clubs.  As an internationally recognized lecturer, he 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 numerous articles in professional journals, mainstream publications and websites.

Zach Fendrick Doctor of Physical Therapy is a highly skilled Therapist in the NJ area.  Zach has only been out of PT school for a 3 years at the time of this interview, but he continues to actively learn every day.  Zach is a great representation of someone hungry to learn more about their craft to better help their patients on a daily basis.  While he has not been doing this job for 10+ years, I would absolutely refer my closest friends and family to be treated by him right now because he has put in a lot of work to be a high level professional. 

The point of this podcast episode is to show that time spent doing a job does not mean better outcomes or higher level of skill.  There are many people putting in hours of work every week to better improve their skill set, and if you didn't get the outcome you were hoping for in your own health journey, maybe just maybe, you needed to be linked up with someone different at that time. 

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Any questions you would like to be answered on this podcast?  Email me at cameron@ptherapyinstitute.com

Are you someone that has been frustrated by aches and pains that always seem to show up every time you get motivated to get into better shape?  The motivation to get stronger and healthier isn't the limiting factor, but rather pain keeps limiting your growth?

In this episode I interview Martin Langaas the Co-Founder and Director of the Institute of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (IOMT). 

We discuss the historical contact of what Physical Therapy (or Physiotherapy in Europe) used to look like before Freddy Kaltenborn and Olaf Evjenth from Norway refused to accept the patient outcomes they were achieving in their practice. 

Martin brings up a couple of important points that are often missed when treating patients, such that learning to do less with your body is necessary before learning to add more when pain is the main reason for seeking care. 

About Martin Langaas:

He graduated in 1982 from the Physical Therapy College in Berlin, Germany, and after graduation, returned to Norway to attend the National Norwegian Fellowship Program. He trained extensively with Olaf Evjenth and Freddy Kaltenborn, the developers of the Kaltenborn/Evjenth Orthopaedic Manual Therapy System. Martin completed the Fellowship Program and obtained his OMT certification in 1989, moving shortly thereafter to the United States.

It isn't uncommon for someone to travel out of their way for a delicious meal at their favorite restaurant.  

Or travel a long distance to seek medical advice in a city that has Doctors with specialized training. 

Is it so strange then to seek care from a Physical Therapist or Athletic Trainer that has done advanced training and continues to learn daily?  It is unfortunate that some individuals view going to PT or Athletic Trainer as "something" they have tried rather than "someone" they have tried.  

Not all chefs are the same, nor are all surgeons... why would Physical Therapists or Atheltic Trainers be any different?

In this episode I talk with Dr. Daniel Waterman of Variable Movement, LLC in Blue Hill, Maine.  We discuss how his continued training and personal curiosity about the human body helped him become a better clinician which led him to open up his own business. 

We all grew up with a notion of what "good" posture is. 

Someone close to us tried to help us out so we didn't end up like them with aches and pains due to "bad" posture. 

In this episode I interview Dr. Ted Greeley, Physical Therapist as he shares his professional story of how he arrived at helping facilitate positive outcomes in his patients by giving them small pieces of information to better help them understand what healthy posture is. 

Ted has been a Physical Therapist for 10 years actively increasing his knowledge and skill set by attending various continuing education events.  He started his career by treating people with a traditional approach to Physical Therapy and Orthopedics, but in the last few years has been focusing on whole body movement and breathing to help patients feel better. 

Ted shares his successes and curiosities that brought him to his current understanding of human movement.  He also provides examples of how posture and breathing can affect diagnosis' of thumb and big toe pain. 

Listen to the interview with Ted to find out how why the concept of good posture that our parent's taught us might need to be updated.  

You can also view the video of the episode in its entirety at my Youtube channel. 

Performance Therapy Institute Links for Coaching Opportunities:

Are you someone that has been frustrated by aches and pains that always seem to show up every time you get motivated to get into better shape?  The motivation to get stronger and healthier isn't the limiting factor, but rather pain keeps limiting your growth?