Ep 39. To The Bone: Fencing, International Travel, and U.S. Soccer's Cerebral Palsy Teams with Carlos Roel

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To The Bone: Sports Medicine Podcast

Shelby Daly MS ATC CSCS

53 episodes

1 week ago

Cutting to the bone on topics related to Athletic Training by providing a platform for the voices of Athletic Training to discuss the business, politics, new technology and applications, and current events of sports medicine. An informal open discussion to create discourse to get to the meat of the matter at a pivotal time to help progress the profession of Athletic Training. www.tothebonepodcast.com Warning* Topics may be controversial, but to create solutions one must think outside of the box. We need to get our hands a little dirty getting blood out of the stone.

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Ep 39. To The Bone: Fencing, International Travel, and U.S. Soccer's Cerebral Palsy Teams with Carlos Roel

To The Bone: Sports Medicine Podcast

56 minutes 34 seconds

6 months ago

Ep 39. To The Bone: Fencing, International Travel, and U.S. Soccer's Cerebral Palsy Teams with Carlos Roel

In this episode, Shelby interviews Carlos Roel, an athletic trainer and physical therapist with extensive experience in fencing and other sports. We discuss the intricacies of fencing, including the different types of weapons, scoring systems, and common injuries. Carlos shares insights into the culture of fencing, the dynamics of international competitions, and the medical support provided to athletes. Carlos shares his experiences working with athletes with disabilities, particularly in the context of Paralympic sports. He discusses the challenges of balancing day-to-day impairments with athletic performance, the importance of managing pain and strength conditioning, and the unique journey of being an independent contractor in sports medicine. Carlos also provides valuable travel tips for athletic trainers and shares some humorous and challenging stories from his international trips with athletes.