
Sports and Family Medicine Physician, Program Director @dublinfamilymed, Medical Director @capcityhalf, @cbusmarathon, @arnoldsports, CEO @motivationalmed
Joined July 2009
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Congrats Coach Warstler!
HISTORY WRITTEN 📝
With tonight’s victory against Columbus South, Jeff Warstler becomes the first varsity basketball head coach to achieve 200 career wins in a career.
#GrownHere
Thank you @OhioHealth and @OHSportsMed, for all the support and work we've done together over the years. So much gratitude and excitement for this tremendous honor! #biz1st40u40
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Congrats @KingJames - the greatest to ever play this wonderful game. My brother and I grew up watching him play at the @OHSAASports state finals all 4 years when he was in high school and we always knew he was going to be special. Sharing a photo I took from his senior year #goat
Shoutout to Coach Reichle!
Read what Strength and Conditioning Coach Shelby Reichle (@CAathperf) has to say about how she feels valued as an Athletic Performance Coach and how she has the respect of her peers in a competitive industry.
#NGWSD #GrownHere
Ben Bring retweeted
It's a big day for our @ColumbusAcademy family. As former Field Hockey Head Coach and Assistant Athletic Director @anne_horton is set to be inducted into the @NFHCA Hall of Fame later today in Lake Mary, Florida.
Read more here: bit.ly/3W9hH00
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Squats can solve a lot of problems - here's why you should do some squats most days of the week and why you should consider some #thursdaymorning squats.
Where to start - air squats (no weight), goblet squats, front squats, overhead squats are all great places to start. Go low and slow and work your way up with weight as you are able to. I've always been a supporter of low weight high repetition with great technique.
Find a someone trained in strength and conditioning if you need help getting this movement started. Don't ever skip #legday and get those squats in!
Some #fridaymorning thoughts. I've spent the last 7 years of my professional career working in medical education teaching medical students, resident physicians, and sports medicine fellows. Here are a few things I've learned and how it might help you as a teacher and educator:
Feedback and guidance - without direct and immediate feedback it's difficult to know where you stand in the midst of your training. Schedule time for feedback, document what you talked about, and create SMART goals to help prepare for the future.






