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Sue Falsoni sees rehab from multiple perspectives.

Having been in the game and working with high-level athletes, including the Dodgers roster,

she knows that getting an injured player back on the field is a complex

task. First, her commitment to the athlete's health is paramount, but as an asset to the organization,

she also must be completely transparent with her diagnosis. How does she navigate this dual

role and stay true to both entities? keep a cool head and remain objective.

It's not personal.

It's simply her job.

Her experiences have provided incredible insight as to how an athlete is psychologically affected by injury.

Sometimes as a result of being ostracized by coaching staff, other players, or the PT's inability to manage the athlete's psychosocial response.

Getting your player off the IR list is dependent on the body's ability to heal itself, plain and simple.

Find out how best to prepare your athlete for that moment when they're physically and mentally ready to hit the ground running again.

This is episode 313.

Oh! In every road I row. hit the ground running again. This is episode 313. This building in this room is not a safe space.

With that said, ladies and gentlemen, you were tuning into the premier podcast in strength

and conditioning.

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