About this episode

The episode discusses adaptive sports medicine and its impact on athletes, featuring insights from a student athlete and her coach.

Dr. Jonathan Napolitano and Timothy McCullough visit the studio to explore adaptive sports medicine. The Winter Olympics are winding down, which means the Paralympic Games will be starting soon. These games feature athletes who rely on adaptive sports medicine to keep their bodies moving. We also have a student athlete and her track coach (and grandfather) joining us to share the impact of adaptive sports medicine from the family’s perspective. We hope you can tune in!

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