The Active Variable: Recent Episodes
The active variable
Bridging the gap between video games and sports. One activity at a time. 🎮🏀
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In this episode we discuss the complexities of playing online multiplayer video games vs different platform such as mobile, pc and console. We also discuss the possibilities of athletic trainers working for video game leagues such as the nba2k league.
We go back to our roots and how we started playing video games. Also, we talk about basketball and the shocking dominance the lakers have shown through the first quarter of the nba season.
I’m this episode we dove deep into the anatomy, healing phases and rehabilitation of an ankle injury, based on our experience. Also, if you would like to support the making of these podcasts you can go to audibletrial.com/active for a free trial and download any any book you want.
We explore a different structure to the podcast. In this episode we talk about the future of virtual and augmented reality. Also, what is the proper way for professional athletes to respond to fan criticism?
1st quarter - what is our favorite body part to rehab // 2nd quarter - would we ever live stream while playing video games // 3rd quarter - end of baseball season // 4th quarter - sport psychology for video games
1st quarter - we discuss the licensure and professionalism of athletic training in California // 2nd quarter - we discuss the upcoming release of Stadia online gaming platform // 3rd quarter - the end of the baseball season // 4th quarter - sports nutrition and resources
1st quarter- We discuss common injuries we have seen in the athletic training setting and an emergency scenario we have been involved in // 2nd quarter - fortnite and a game we’ve been obsessed with // 3rd quarter - sport specification for young athletes // 4th quarter - exercise and mental health
John introduces himself //1st quarter - who and what an athletic trainer is //2nd quarter - ps5 //3rd quarter - dodgers end of the season, lakers beginning of the season // 4th quarter - youth obesity