WRAP IT UP Sports Medicine + More

At WRAP IT UP: Sports Medicine + More our mission is to shine a light and educate the public about the importance of medical care for athletes at all levels. We accomplish this by producing high-quality, diverse programming designed to highlight a critical and underappreciated field. We explore sports medicine while covering topics such as injury prevention, recovery, and the psychological impacts of athletic injuries. By featuring expert guests from a wide range of fields, we provide well-rounded insights that are informative, engaging, and accessible to a broad audience. Join us as we work to make sports medicine less niche and more mainstream, ensuring that more people recognize the value of this essential healthcare field.

WRAP IT UP Sports Medicine + More is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 83 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts WRAP IT UP Sports Medicine + More, a health show with 83 episodes published.

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  Episode #82

  RE-RELEASE: California Heat Stress & WBGT Monitoring Policies

  Aug 10, 20261h 6m

  In this special episode, Eli Hallak, Brianna Millard, Tim Moscicki, Cindi Kramer, and Sarah Goble unpack the recently released California Interscholastic Federation’s Heat Guidelines for High School Athletics mandated by California AB 1653 . Join them for a very candid discussion on understanding the law and its current impact on ATC’s, students, parents, and schools. National Weather Service WetBulb Globe Temperature Perry Weather Kestrel Instruments Kori Stringer Institute California Interscholastic Federation This episode was originally released on 08/07/24

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  Episode #81

  RE-RELEASE: The Directors

  Jul 27, 20261h 8m

  In this episode, District Directors from the National Athletic Trainers' Association -Vicky Graham, Tanya Dargusch, Rob Marshall, and Valerie Herzog-join Eli Hallak for a candid conversation about the future of the athletic training profession and what's taking place in their Districts. Together, they explore how progress in clinical settings can elevate practice across the board, emphasize the power of volunteering over complaining when it comes to creating change, and challenge the narrative of a workforce shortage. They make it clear: it's not a shortage of athletic trainers, but a shortage of athletic trainers willing to work in environments that overwork, underpay, and undervalue them as medical professionals. National Athletic Trainers' Association This episode was originally released on 06/23/25

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  Episode #80

  The Titans of Industry

  Jul 13, 20261h 2m

  In this episode, Eli Hallak sits down with Susan Taah, President and Founder of the Industrial Athletic Trainers' Society and Work Factor Health, to discuss her journey into the industrial athletic training setting. Susan shares how her specialization in ergonomics allows her to adapt processes to better fit the people performing the work, improving both safety and performance. The conversation explores the role of OSHA in industry and its interaction with Athletic Trainers, the tremendous growth projected for the profession in emerging settings, and the unique position Athletic Trainers occupy in making both direct and indirect impacts on the health and well-being of workers and communities. Industrial Athletic Trainers' Society

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  Episode #78

  Inspiring Leaders of Tomorrow

  Jun 15, 20261h 6m

  In this episode, Eli Hallak and cohost Dr. Christopher Ludwig sit down with Dr. Scott Sailor, Professor of Athletic Training at California State University, Fresno, former President of the National Athletic Trainers' Association, and member of the NATA Hall of Fame. Together, they discuss Dr. Sailor’s journey through sports medicine, his role in building a nationally recognized athletic training program in Fresno, California, and the importance of creating a family atmosphere that supports both students and professionals. The conversation also highlights his commitment to passing along the knowledge and experiences he has gained throughout his career, while emphasizing the value of developing a healthy work-life balance for long-term success in the profession Fresno State: College of Health and Human Services

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  Episode #77

  Cognify Health

  Jun 1, 202649 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Eli Hallak sits down with Christian Juzang, Founder and CEO of Cognify Health, to discuss a new approach to concussion care for youth athletes. Inspired by his sister’s prolonged concussion recovery, Christian shares how Cognify Health was created to improve access to concussion specialists and reduce the barriers that often delay proper treatment. Together, they explore the growing role of technology and artificial intelligence in concussion detection, management, and recovery, while addressing the challenges faced by schools and organizations that lack access to athletic trainers and specialty resources. The conversation also highlights the potential of da...

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