Hey, folks, Scott Weingard here, and this is an M-Crit shadow boxing episode.

This case was brought to us by the master of the shadow, shadow boxing editor, Ryan Barnacle.

It is a fantastic case.

I really like this one.

This is the direction.

We're going as cases that are a little bit beyond bread and butter, just a little bit off from what you commonly encounter.

So not only would you get the shadow boxing experience, but you will actually learn things that

you might not have known before.

So this case, wonderful for trainees, but I think all people should listen to this one.

Good things in here.

And it is a trauma case, which I always love.

Now, you know shadowboxing. Gary Klein's idea that the best way to learn is to have a story told

to you, a presentation of something in your field, and then have pauses where you are forced

to think of what you would do at that exact moment, and then hear from experts or supposed

experts about what they would have done, and then you can match what you were thinking

with them, and that is one of the best ways to gain tacit knowledge.

So throughout this episode, you will hear this creepy shadow sound, and when you hear

that, press pause on your cassette deck, CD player, MP3 player, what have you, iPhone,

and then think what you would do and then hit play again and then hear what we discuss.

All right, let's get right into it.

Ryan, when he asks people to introduce themselves and then we'll go from there.

Yeah, sure.

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