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The E3 Rehab Podcast

E3 Rehab
Rehabilitation
Physical Therapy
ACL Rehabilitation
Pain Management
Patient Education
Chronic Pain
Tendinopathy
Evidence-Based Practice
Sports Medicine
Patellofemoral Pain
Biomechanics
Manual Therapy
Exercise
Injury Prevention
Strength Training
Frozen Shoulder
Resistance Training
Strength and Conditioning
Osteoarthritis
Physiotherapy

We are Doctors of Physical Therapy who specialize in rehabilitation, performance, and injury risk reduction. Our mission is simple: empower YOU to overcome your setbacks and crush your goals using evidence-based education. Check out our YouTube, Blog, Podcast, and Rehab Programs!

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Latest Episodes

Chris Hughen sat down with Anders Stalman to discuss his research on quadriceps tendon autografts. We discuss the pros and cons of quad, patellar, and hamstring autografts, surgical considerations, donor site pain, LET procedures, and much more.

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Chris Hughen sat down with Anthony Nasser to discuss his recent paper, "Tendon investment framework: a new communication model for navigating load, symptoms, and behaviour in tendinopathy." We dive into the three main investor types, including the ov... more

Chris Hughen sat down with Chris Kuenze to discuss quadriceps strength thresholds following ACL Reconstruction. We dive into the interpretations of his research around quadriceps function, the allure of black-and-white cutoff values, the limitations ... more

Chris Hughen sat down with Carter Powers to discuss his unique journey leaving his career as a physical therapy assistant. We dive into Carter's experience turning a hobby into a full-time job, protecting time for hobbies and life outside of work, ti... more

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Anders Stålman
Orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports trauma and ACL surgery
Karolinska Institutet
Episode: 277. Quad Tendon Autografts w/ Anders Stalman
Anthony Nasser
Sports and exercise physiotherapist, researcher, and senior lecturer
University of Technology Sydney
Episode: 276. Managing People with Tendon Pain w/ Anthony Nasser
Chris Kuenze
Associate professor at the University of Virginia, certified athletic trainer, and sports medicine researcher
University of Virginia
Episode: 275. Clinical Thresholds for Quad Strength after ACLR w/ Chris Kuenze
Carter Powers
Former physical therapist assistant, bodybuilder and lifestyle content creator
Episode: 274. Turning Your Side Gig Into a Full-Time Job w/ Carter Powers
Paul Cooley
PT in Portland, Oregon; expert in post-operative cartilage procedures
St. John's Physical Therapy (Portland)
Episode: 273. Post-Op Knee Cartilage Rehab w/ Paul Cooley
Marc Surdyka
Clinician/guest on the episode discussing initial exams
E3 Rehab
Episode: 272. The Initial Eval: What Really Matters w/ Marc Surdyka and Chris Hughen
Belinda Lawford
Researcher focused on osteoarthritis, communication, and patient education
Center for Health, Exercise and Sports Medicine, University of Melbourne
Episode: 271. Communication as a Clinical Intervention w/ Belinda Lawford
Laura Opstedal
Physical therapist with 25 years in sports rehab; private practice owner in Bozeman, MT; ACL rehab course instructor
Private practice in Bozeman, Montana; ACL Rehab in a Weekend course
Episode: 270. Overrated vs. Underrated: ACL Edition w/ Laura Opstedal
Eamonn Flanagan
Expert in jump training and performance
Eamonn Flanagan (individual expert)
Episode: 269. All Things Jump Training (Part 2) w/ Eamonn Flanagan

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Chris Hughen
Doctor of Physical Therapy focused on rehabilitation, performance, and injury risk reduction

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 518 ratings
  • Clinical Translation

    Thank you for bringing evidence and translating it into clinical practice. Your consistent efforts to define terms and ask application based questions is refreshing, respected, and appreciated!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Mike Studer
    United States2 years ago
  • My favorite podcast!

    This is by far my favorite podcast! The material and guests are superb. It's obvious for every podcast they devote hours preparing for the interview or research on the topic. I have learned so much from these individuals about movement, research, fascia and recovery. I'm extremely grateful for the work they do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AngelaP0
    United States4 years ago
  • Interesting - for a wide variety of training and health topics

    I’m enjoying these discussions after watching lots of their youtube training videos. I am mostly interested in knee injuries but find I’m learning so much about other topics because everything is related.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BethD*
    Canada4 years ago
  • Jason

    Brilliant pod and really helps with understanding injury recover and prevention

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bren Sha
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • E3 Rehab

    These skeptical discussions and research based conclusions are invaluable for me as a patient. Keep up the great work guys!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lkjhg3702-1
    Canada5 years ago

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Clinicians, students, and patients find the evidence-focused discussions useful for care decisions and professional learning.
Guests are praised for their expertise, approachability, and relevance to rehabilitation and movement topics.

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277. Quad Tendon Autografts w/ Anders Stalman
Q: When are the times where you feel like a Quad Tendon graft makes the most sense?
Stålman says hamstring grafts can suit patients focused on everyday function, while quadriceps or patellar grafts may be considered for younger, hyperlax or high-risk athletes returning to pivoting sports. His clinic often uses quadriceps grafts for alpine skiers concerned about patellofemoral pain.
277. Quad Tendon Autografts w/ Anders Stalman
Q: What did you all find when you pulled together these retrospective scenarios or patients?
The quadriceps graft group had a higher risk of extension deficit and related reoperation. Stålman also describes greater early pain and difficulty regaining quadriceps function, while noting that outcomes differ between patient groups.
276. Managing People with Tendon Pain w/ Anthony Nasser
Q: What are some things we can do as clinicians to help nudge this underloader along?
Nasser recommends creating early wins with achievable loading, watching the patient perform exercises, ensuring confidence with the home program, and explaining how exercise supports tendon capacity.
276. Managing People with Tendon Pain w/ Anthony Nasser
Q: Can you just briefly touch on these three investor types?
Overloaders pursue rapid progress and push through symptoms; underloaders are cautious and may treat pain as a threat; oscillators change their activity sharply in response to short-term symptom fluctuations.
274. Turning Your Side Gig Into a Full-Time Job w/ Carter Powers
Q: Do you have any perspective for clinicians who want to stay in health care while pursuing side projects, and for those who want to leave health care?
Powers recommends deliberately scheduling time and starting with manageable blocks. Those pursuing an exit can work more intensely for a limited period, while protecting sleep and health and setting an endpoint for the sprint.

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Evidence-based conversations about rehabilitation, sports performance, injury prevention, and recovery. Doctor of Physical Therapy Chris Hughen leads interviews with clinicians, researchers, and other specialists, alongside discussions that translate research into practical decisions for patient care and training. Topics range from ACL surgery and rehabilitation, tendon and muscle injuries, and return-to-sport testing to communication, clinical assessment, and career development. The format is detailed but practical, connecting research findings with clinical examples, treatment choices, and guidance for applying evidence to individual patients and athletes. Its distinctive focus is careful interpretation of what studies do and do not show,... more

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1. Anders Stålman
2. Anthony Nasser
3. Chris Kuenze
4. Carter Powers
5. Paul Cooley
6. Marc Surdyka
7. Belinda Lawford
8. Laura Opstedal

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