"Primary Care Sports Medicine Physican" Episode 17 of The Behind the Sports Medicine Podcast with Dr Michael Beasley

Dr. Michael Beasley, a primary care sports medicine physician, discusses his experience in the field and the different paths to becoming a sports medicine doctor. He emphasizes the importance of having a multidisciplinary team in sports medicine and the need for collaboration between primary care sports medicine and orthopedic surgery. Dr. Beasley also shares his passion for baseball medicine and the challenges of managing injuries in young baseball players. He highlights the importance of educating athletes and their families about the risks of overtraining and the need for proper mechanics and strength training. Dr. Beasley discusses the importance of balance and control in shoulder injuries and the need for comprehensive sports medicine programs. They also touch on the evolving understanding and treatment of concussions, the role of sleep in recovery, and the need for improved musculoskeletal education for primary care physicians.

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