Andrew Broderick

Sports Physio for Howard Head Sports Medicine and the US Snowboard team. Blending rehab and performance through a data driven approach.

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

Such a neat experience being involved with @UWBadgerAP as part of the research track of @UWHealthSports PT residency. Amy and I are working with Dr. Cobian and Dr. Knurr to explore aspects of quadriceps performance and RUN/JUMP knee kinetics post-ACLR in D1 athletics.

[Keith Knurr @KeithKnurr]

Join us Thursday to discuss quad atrophy post ACLR with Meredith Owen, PhD and @MC_Grahamer from the UK BioMotion Lab. This should be a fantastic webinar!

[JOSPT Community @JOSPT]

Want to up your game using Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)

Tune in to our #JOSPTInsights revisited episode w/ Drs Elanna Arhos and Naoaki Ito, who give us a rundown on using NMES, including recommended set-up and dosages

Listen➡️ https://t.co/9NMalZMOaj

#yourJOSPT

[Owens Recovery @Owens_Recovery]

Really nice breakdown of how BFR combined with treadmill walking improves endurance performance measures even in elite level athletes!

Great work @Dr_Burr and crew!

[RedditCFB @RedditCFB]

There are 0 top 4 seeds in the Semifinal, a complete and overwhelming validation of the expansion to 12 teams. Have to wonder who in the last decade might have won a Championship if given a chance.

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

@Jiaqing_Xu96 Thank you! Figure 4 was a great visual of the different force-time traces and associated RSI values.

Is there normative data regarding RSI values (i.e. below average, average, above average) for these different tests?

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

Excellent review of different assessments to evaluate fast SSC capacity from @Jiaqing_Xu96 et al. Stacked author group.

Most common tests include: drop jump, max 5-rebound jump, 10-5 rebound jump.

Metrics: RSI, GCT, jump height, and leg stiffness.

https://t.co/UHlT0khBkH

[BadgerAthPerformance @UWBadgerAP]

Two presentations by current/fmr BAP members featured in Science Meets Practice tomorrow, 11a-1p! #APTACSM
@KeithKnurr: Effect of Running Speed on Knee Mechanics Symmetry 9mo s/p ACLR
@abroderick8: Quad Performance 3mo s/p ACLR is Associated with Running Mechanics 1yr Post ACLR

[Cassidy Papa @CassidyPapa14]

Loved talking all things winter sports! @CynthiaBrandATC @LanserBailey @abroderick8

[Doug Gottlieb @GottliebShow]

One point missed on last night’s Field of Dreams game. Iowa is an awesome state. They are like Nebraskans in that they are so nice you can’t believe it. Also Des Moines is one of those “I had no idea” how good a living city it is

[University of Iowa @uiowa]

Tonight is the first-ever @MLB Field of Dreams game. Learn how Hawkeye grad W.P. Kinsella's best-known story took shape at the University of Iowa and later became a Hollywood classic. https://t.co/WxyXQmP569

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

@jwehrerDPT This is so good man

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

@clarkjf @MeredithChaput @Dusty_Grooms @FriendsOfNVT That’s good feedback. Thank you!

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

Making sure that we are training the brain here in clinic today with multiple early phase post ACLR athletes. Easy way to incorporate sport and challenge early on (and fun). Hoping @MeredithChaput and @Dusty_Grooms are proud!! Thanks for all of your hard work.

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

@clarkjf @MeredithChaput @Dusty_Grooms @FriendsOfNVT Taking away vision to rely more on joint proprioception and vestibular sense while still incorporating sports related tasks. Is there a better set up? Sure — but it was cheap, fun, and can keep them involved at practice while on sidelines.

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

@KunzerCorey @sparkleaddict @usacycling Love it, Corey!

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

This is Kenzie + Letty ft. Aspen, Colorado.

[Team USA @TeamUSA]

Some call them the Dream Team, others call them unbeatable. Neither are incorrect. #TokyoOlympics

[Andrew Broderick @abroderick8]

Finishing up the last bit of didactic work as part of @UWHealthSports PT residency with Liz Chumanov. She's an absolute legend explaining statistical variables and how to interpret/apply those variables in PT research. Thanks for all of your help, Liz!!