Dr. Paul Batista joins us to talk about first amendment rights and sports - can you criticize the coach in public?  Is that your right or is it slander? Dr. Batista may be one of the few Attorneys, former Judges, and/or Attorneys approved to practice before the Supreme Court that works in the Sports Medicine area. (Yes, he can argue cases before the Supreme Court!)

This is a special (short) podcast to officially announce the line-up for the first Huffines Discussion.  Join us on April 1 from 1-4 pm at Rudder Auditorium as these national leaders and thinkers in sports medicine talk about the big topics.  Hit our Discussion page for more details, maps, etc!

Join us for a fun talk with Comedian Kevin Hughes as he talks about health and wellness and the challenges that face many of us as we try to become healthier - especially if you live aboard a cruise ship! 

The world of the team physician is a life of many hours and advanced skills. Join us as we talk to one of the leading sports orthopedic surgeons in Texas - Dr. JP Bramhall - about sports medicine from the perspective of an orthopedic surgeon. We talk about pitch counts, shoulder injuries in offensive linemen, and why “weekend warriors” are great.  

Dr. Riechman joins us for an exciting chat about new findings in how to double your strength gains with a weight program and how these results are challenging some of the dogma that we hear in society. 

Dr. Wendy Kohrt from the University of Colorado joins us today for a great discussion of how bone changes during our lifespan and how exercise and some common over-the-counter drugs can negatively influence bone.  Links that are mentioned in the podcast: 

It is our Thanksgiving special...we talk with Director of Performance Nutrition, Mr. Jon Tanguay. Jon is a Registered and Licensed Dietician and works with both elite athletes and recreational athletes. 

Join us today for a great conversation with Sports Illustrated staff writer David Epstein. David is the primary voice reporting on Sports Medicine issues at Sports Illustrated and as such, has a great way of making the current issues understandable. We talk about a wide variety of issues that are facing sports today. 

Join us today as Dr. Carl Gabbard tells us why handwriting is a sign of less than optimal health and suggests ways to start to address the childhood obesity problem.  

Dr. Kreider is the Head of the Health & Kinesiology Dept. at Texas A&M and the founder and Director of the Exercise Sport Nutrition Laboratory. He’s an award winning researcher and we have a fun conversation.