Nock On PC 65

Nock On Archery

Nock On Podcast

Wilderness, Sports:wilderness, Sports

4.8 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2016

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Podcast 65 is all about new scientific procedures relating to sports medicine and archery injuries. We dive into a new procedure I just was introduced to by Joe Rogan than I'm completely amazed by! Joining me is DR Roddy McGee William “Roddy” McGee, M.D. is Region Director of Sports Medicine – Las Vegas for Youth Sports of the Americas. In this role, Dr. McGee is YSA’s “voice” and lead clinical advisor in building and promoting programs consistent with YSA’s mission and goals in the Las Vegas and surrounding regions. Dr. McGee is an orthopedic surgeon with Total Sports Medicine & Orthopedics in Las Vegas, NV. With sub-specialty fellowship training in sports medicine, Dr. McGee treats numerous athletes at the high school, collegiate and professional levels. He is the team physician for College of Southern Nevada’s Athletic Programs; and he also works with the Justin Boots Sports Medicine Team which cares for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and the National Finals Rodeo. Dr. McGee works integrally with many youth sports organizations and closely with several area high schools in Las Vegas. Dr. McGee is a reviewer for the American Journal of Sports Medicine. He is also the Associate Program director for the Valley Hospital Orthopedic Surgery Residency, and he is an associate professor at Touro University Medical School. After an orthopedic surgery residency in Chicago, Dr. McGee completed additional training in sports medicine with Dr. Lawrence Lemak at the American Sports Medicine Institute in Birmingham, Alabama. Prior to beginning medical school, Dr. McGee was a Division I college outfielder and pitcher at the University of Utah.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Knock-On Podcast where we bring you archery information and education that
0:07.1	you can trust.
0:08.6	Knock-On was created as a way to bring all archers together regardless of the brand you
0:13.1	choose or the style of archery you shoot.
0:15.8	Knock-On Podcasting will deliver professional insights to the latest gear, proper shooting
0:20.5	technique along with high-level equipment setup and tuning.
0:27.2	Hey everybody, welcome back to another Knock-On Podcast.
0:30.4	I'm pretty excited about this one because I've actually got one of my orthopedic doctors
0:34.8	on here, Dr. McGee from Total Sports Medicine in Las Vegas.
0:40.6	This is going to be a cool podcast because we're going to talk about several things related
0:44.5	to archery injury or archery injury prevention and also some really cool new state-of-the-art
0:53.8	procedures that are becoming available on the market and something that I just recently
0:59.2	went through in addition to what I had done to my left shoulder.
1:03.1	I'm actually trying to get the last bits of my injuries that I've had which is in my
1:08.9	right pulling arm.
1:11.4	I have several different things that have been developing over the last five or six years
1:18.3	from all the repetition of pulling my bow and just a lot of tendonitis and bone spurs
1:25.0	and some pulling and straining and everything that's been going on the muscle on my right
1:29.0	bicep and forearm.
1:32.7	Dr. McGee, who I've got on the phone right now, was actually referred to me by Joe Rogan
1:39.5	because Joe is a huge advocate of some new procedures involving stem cell and he has
1:47.8	done some procedures himself with things to try to avoid major surgery and just can't
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