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PT Inquest is an online journal club. Hosted by Jason Tuori, Megan Graham, and Chris Juneau, the show looks at an article every week and discusses how it applies to current physical therapy practice.

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On this episode we were joined by special guest physical therapist and researcher Amit Gohil!

Identifying determinants of asymmetrical biomechanics during single- and double-limb countermovement jumps 2 years following anterior cruciate ligament re... more

On this episode we were joined by special guest researcher Tess Treinen Swake from George Fox University!

Novel isometric testing of frontal plane hip strength in collegiate cross-country runners Swake TT, Juneau CM, Tuori J, et al. Sports Med Int ... more

The influence of running cadence manipulation on acute cartilage response in distance runners Evans RJ, Battersby HS, Boers T, et al. Scandinavian Med Sci Sports. 2026;36(10):e70370. doi:10.1111/sms.70370

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High-Load Strength Training Reduces Injury Incidence and Injury Burden and Improves Physical Fitness in Young Highly Trained Soccer Players Durán-Custodio R, Yanci J, Raya-González J, et al. Sports Health. 2026;18(2):269-278. doi:10.1177/194173812513... more

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Amit Gohil
Physical therapist and researcher
Episode: 471: Vertical Jump Asymmetries After ACLR
Tess Treinen Swake
Researcher and physical therapy academic with 15 years of experience.
George Fox University
Episode: 470: Novel Isometric Hip Testing
Snay Patel
Lead author on Evolution of Rehabilitation and Return to Sport Following Cartilage Surgery (IJSPT, 2023)
Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS)
Episode: 466: The Evolution of Cartilage Rehab
Tommy Otley
Guest from The U, martial/basketball analyst
The U
Episode: 462: Basketball Performance Profiles and Game Context
Mikel Joachim
Four-time returning guest
University of Wisconsin
Episode: 459: Applied Biomechanics in Sport Live!
Miguel Sousa
Director of performance at Combine Academy
Combine Academy
Episode: 455: Assessing Power in Throwers
Judd Kalkhoven
Special guest researcher from Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University
Episode: 454: A Theoretical Definition for Athletic Injury
Pat Healy
Clinician, Prosport Gig Harbor
Prosport Gig Harbor
Episode: 448: Running Gait Adaptations Following Lateral Ankle Sprain
Brett Singer
Sports dietitian
Memorial Hermann
Episode: 447: Comparing Nutritional and Physical Recovery Strategies

Hosts

Jason Tuori
Host focused on clinical critique and discussion of research papers.
Megan Graham
Co-host frequently contributing clinical insights and literature critique.
Chris Juneau
Co-host and clinician providing clinical context and critical appraisal.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 267 ratings
  • The OG PT Podcast

    This should be required listening for every PT. Develops excellent critical thinking skills. These guys helped me more than I can express in the first 5 years of my practice!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jadopl
    United States4 years ago
  • PT optimism

    Erik and JW talk weather, English bus routes and dad jokes before finally conceding they have an article to review. The reviews themselves are a fantastic look at the science behind the science and tend to find one of several common shortfalls regarding the research design. Great mix of humour, education and nihilism. A must listen for people wanting to challenge their biases and look at the finer details of the research and how it applies to practice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tim van Strijp
    Australia5 years ago
  • Incredible Podcast

    Listening to these guys has improved my clinical practice immensely. They constantly force me to challenge my own biases and have helped me think much more critically when it comes to evaluating the PT literature. Envelope of function completely changed the way I treat. Thanks guys! 🙏🏼

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Reremy Jenner
    United States5 years ago
  • Good thing they quit.

    Recently suffered a meniscal tear. Turned to this podcast for some informative discussion on the topic. Instead I had to sit through ads and feckless banter. A waste of my time

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    PlainOatmeal
    United States5 years ago
  • Ivo

    Great ambassadors for the PT profession.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    My dog is named Roco
    United States6 years ago

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470: Novel Isometric Hip Testing
Q: What is novel about this testing method?
Swake identifies the tension-based setup and fixation as central features, alongside testing hip abduction and adduction in positions chosen for consistent positioning and more reproducible measurements.
470: Novel Isometric Hip Testing
Q: What did the testing setup look like, and how many people were involved?
The study included 61 runners, 35 males and 26 females. Swake used a high-low table, a power rack, gymnastics straps, carabiners, and ankle cuffs, testing each participant in roughly 10 minutes.
471: Vertical Jump Asymmetries After ACLR
Q: And the main findings were that knee extensor torque, peak torque for the quadriceps and rate of torque development in isolation, testing on an isokinetic machine and testing isometrically for RFD, which we'll talk about in a bit. Those were the main significant associations with this lack of knee joint power and vertical jump height, right?
Gohil confirms the association and says rate of torque development was the stronger determinant across the measures.
471: Vertical Jump Asymmetries After ACLR
Q: So, Amit, give us the background on kind of what ultimately led into this paper.
The researchers wanted to assess people beyond the typical return-to-sport timeframe who had resumed recreational sport, examining their jump performance and lingering biomechanical asymmetries and muscular determinants.
441: Isometric Contraction Complexity and Variability
Q: What is the practical takeaway for clinicians choosing between pushing and holding isometrics in rehab?
Use pushing isometrics early for engagement and feedback-driven control; consider incorporating holding isometrics later for sustained force tasks and functional training, while ensuring patient safety and targeting the right intensity.

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What is PT Inquest about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A rigorous, evidence-focused journal-club style program that regularly dissects a new physical therapy or sports-medicine paper and translates findings into clinical practice. Episodes commonly feature critical appraisal of study design, measurement nuances, and practical implications for rehab, return-to-sport decisions, and patient education, often with light banter and sponsor interruptions. A standout trait is the emphasis on applying research to real-world clinical contexts, challenging biases, and exploring methodological flaws to sharpen practitioners' clinical reasoning. The show frequently hosts researchers, clinicians, and performance professionals, creating a credible, nerdy yet accessible forum for evidence-based physical therap... more

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2. Tess Treinen Swake
3. Snay Patel
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5. Mikel Joachim
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7. Judd Kalkhoven
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