Craig Warner PT, DPT, SCS

Sports Physical Therapist @ Texas Health Sports Medicine | Board Certified Sports Physical Therapy Clinical Specialist | Retired NCAA D1 baseball player

[DC Defenders @UFLDefenders]

The work in the trenches doesn't go unnoticed.

Yasir Durant has been named to the All-UFL Team 🏆

[Craig Warner PT, DPT, SCS @cmwDPT]

Nice work!!

[Rylan Tarver @RylanTarver]

I am so honored and thankful I was even able to pitch this season. A injury in fall ball prevented me from pitching until our first district game. I want to thank @cmwDPT for all the early morning PT sessions that got me here. ❤️🖤
@GMsportsmedia1 @MaxPreps
@TOP_D1RECRUITS @Gosset41
@ExtraInningSB @RecruitMatador
@EliteRecruits_ @CoastRecruits
@TxHS_Softball @LoneStarPrepsTX
@TXLoneStarSport @SunilSportsNews

[Rob Friedman @PitchingNinja]

Nick Lodolo, Vicious 84mph Back Leg Curveball. 😤

Adding injury to insult.

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

100th career K for @TejayAntone 🪝

[TCU Baseball @TCU_Baseball]

a BIG thank you to Danny Wheat on a remarkable career!

#GoFrogs | #FrogballUSA

[MLB Trade Rumors @mlbtraderumors]

White Sox To Recall Jonathan Cannon https://t.co/fpC1tLvnPo

[IJSPT @IJSPT]

The International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy community is deeply saddened by the sudden and unexpected passing of Russ Paine, PT. Russ served the journal faithfully as a member of the Editorial Board and as a trusted advisor whose wisdom and perspective helped guide the growth and development of IJSPT. He was the kind of colleague who was always willing to step forward—offering thoughtful counsel, support in times of need, or simply a conversation when it mattered most.

Beyond his professional contributions, Russ was known for the qualities that truly defined him: a generous spirit, a deep loyalty to his friends and colleagues, and a genuine care for others. He was an outstanding physical therapist, an avid golfer, and above all a devoted husband, father, and friend. To know Russ was to know what true friendship looks like—steady, sincere, and unwavering.

Russ will be missed tremendously by the IJSPT community and the sports physical therapy profession around the world. His legacy of friendship, service, and commitment to advancing our profession will not be forgotten.

[Shawn McFarland @McFarland_Shawn]

Josh Sborz feels better, worked with physical therapists this winter to alleviate the issues he's faced in the last year and now has his eyes on "slow gains" this spring.

"I think the opportunity is still there." https://t.co/AcvxGRpXn9

[ACL Recovery Club @ACLrecoveryCLUB]

There have been 30 torn ACL’s so far this season in the NFL…Here’s the numbers by season since 2013:

2025 - 30 and counting….
2024 - 38
2023 - 43
2022 - 51
2021 - 57
2020 - 42
2019 - 34
2018 - 53
2017 - 52
2016 - 49
2015 - 50
2014 - 45
2013 - 63

[Craig Warner PT, DPT, SCS @cmwDPT]

@Dutch_Oven45 Free or selling?- local to FW, treat lots of pro guys.

[Craig Warner PT, DPT, SCS @cmwDPT]

@JustinPugh @Jaboowins @Giants Always been a real classy guy @JustinPugh ! Thanks!

[Rob Friedman @PitchingNinja]

Shohei's Face...

After facing Nick Lodolo's Breaking Balls. 🤣

[TCU Athletics @TCU_Athletics]

Introducing the Jamal Powell Strength Room

[Texas Health Sports Medicine @THSportsMed]

Our Physical Therapists had the opportunity to provide medical coverage at the NCAA Gymnastics Finals in Fort Worth! Congrats to all the athletes who competed and to the University of Oklahoma for taking home the gold!

[Craig Warner PT, DPT, SCS @cmwDPT]

Cole has a new friend @nicklodolo !

[Chatterbox Sports @CBoxSports]

Baby Lodolo taking in his first ever #Reds game

Congratulations to Nick and Brooke!

[MLB @MLB]

Another quality start for Nick Lodolo 👏

Lodolo has a 0.96 ERA through 3 starts.

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

Free-agent defensive lineman Deatrich Wise agreed to a one-year deal worth up to $5 million with the Commanders. Deal negotiated by Drew Rosenhaus.

[Craig Warner PT, DPT, SCS @cmwDPT]

AT’s are the blood sweat and soul of the medical field! We are nothing without them!

[NATA @NATA1950]

Here’s how you can support athletic trainers and show appreciation for everything they do:

1. Say Thank You – A simple “thank you” goes a long way. Take time to recognize the athletic trainers in your life.

2. Spread Awareness – Share posts, stories, and facts about what athletic trainers do to help educate others.

3. Advocate for AT Coverage – Support policies and initiatives that ensure schools, teams, and workplaces have access to qualified athletic trainers.

4. Recognize Their Expertise – Remember, athletic trainers are healthcare professionals, not just “trainers.” They are educated, certified, and crucial to injury prevention and recovery.

5. Support Safe Sports – Advocate for proper safety protocols and resources for athletic trainers at all levels of play, from youth leagues to professional teams.

6. Celebrate Their Work – Nominate an athletic trainer for an award, write a note of appreciation, or even just bring them a coffee to say thanks!

Athletic trainers do so much to keep athletes healthy and active — let’s show up for them this month.

#NationalAthleticTrainingMonth #NATM2025 #ChampionsInHealthCare

[Cameron Tudor @camtudor]

Many think osteoarthritis (OA) is a 'wear and tear' problem.

While the instigator may be traumatic (think ACL injury), framing it as wear-and-tear can cause patients to think exercise will make things worse.

So understanding why cartilage loves load is important...🧵👇 1/7

[New England Patriots @Patriots]

.@wisehog94 joined by his fellow #WPMOY nominees 🙌

📺: #NFLHonors on FOX