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Hosted by Dr. Jeff Pierce of Michigan Sports & Spine Center, the show discusses everyday aches and pains, professional sports injuries that have occurred, latest sports medicine news, & much more!
Don't miss Motor City Wheelz Wheelchair Basketball Tournament presented by Athletes Unlimited!
It's this weekend at the Beechwood Recreational Center
Saturday, December 15, 2018
12:00 pm – 8:00pm
Sunday, December 16, 2018
9:00am – 2:00pm
Beechwood Recreation Center
22200 Beech Road
Southfield, MI 48033
Don't miss these incredible athletes as they compete as part of the Midwest Conference in the National Wheelchair
Basketball Association!
Today is the first day of the Relentless Detroit power-lifting competition.
This family-friendly event runs today (Fri) and tomorrow (Sat) starting both days at 9AM and running all day.
The Relentless Detroit Foundation, in collaboration with Detroit Barbell and Kirby Church, was created to raise money, awareness and support for families with children diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses.
The event is being held at The Kirby Church in Flat Rock, MI and includes things such as face painting, bounce houses, horse rides, photo booths, kids games, silent auctions, concessions games and much more!
Join them today or tomorrow and help support a fantastic cause!
http://relentlessdetroit.com/av/relentless-detroit-event-information/
The Relentless Detroit Foundation, in collaboration with Detroit Barbell and Kirby Church, was created to raise money, awareness and support for families
We had a great show yesterday!
Here is the Facebook Live feed from 97.1 The Ticket.
Watch as Michigan Sports & Spine Center's own Steve Olson took the helm and hosted the show.
Thanks again to our very special guests!
We're honored to have a very special guest with us on 97.1 The Ticket this Sunday Morning at 8 AM
Joining us in the studio is an inspiring young man whose story is almost as incredible as his spirit. Ryen Defillippo was born with Spina Bifida and despite all odds, he has continued to flourish.
Ryen is one of this year's lucky recipients of support from Relentless Detroit, a powerlifting fundraising event on November 2nd and 3rd. They're an amazing foundation who provides support to families with children who have life-threatening conditions.
Listen in on Sunday morning as he talks with the docs about his story.
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The Michigan Sports & Spine Center team will be talking about the latest advancements in knee rehabilitation this Sunday morning at 8 AM on 97.1 The Ticket!
Dr. Jeff Pierce and Robert Keller, MD, an Orthopedic Surgeon, will talk about both non-surgical and surgical treatments.
Complementing the conversation is this week's blog "Knee Treatment or Surgery -- What's Best for Me?"
https://michigansportsandspine.com/2018/10/25/knee-treatment-or-surgery-whats-best-for-me/
Thank you to our Hero Of The Month Shades of Pink Foundation and special guest Dr. Padmaja Venturimilli got joining us live in studio.
We're extremely excited about our show this Sunday Morning at 8 AM on 97.1 The Ticket
The guys from Michigan Sports & Spine Center along with Dhana Ponners, PT, DPT, OMPT from OMPT Specialists - Physical Therapy will cover the topic of Exercise Myths.
In anticipation of this discussion, our blog this week hits one of the most asked about myths head-on!
No Pain -- No Gain?
Fact or Myth?
Read more: michigansportsandspine.com/2018/10/19/nopainnogain/
Tune into 97.1 The Ticket Sunday morning from 8-9 AM as Dr. Jeff Pierce and the Michigan Sports & Spine Center crew talk about regenerative medicine.
Exciting advances in regenerative medicine technology have made many surgeries avoidable and Dr. Pierce is an expert working on the cutting edge of this technology.
Also joining us will be Jaye Sciullo of the Shades of Pink Foundation.
We're proud to call name them our .
We'd love to hear from you during the show, you can call in at 248-539-9797 or Ticket Text - 97136.
For more info on Regenerative Medicine visit:
michigansportsandspine.com/regenerative-medicine/
For more severe problems such as osteoarthritis of joints, we must create a bigger response and provide more assistance to the body by delivering larger numbers
In studio today on 97.1 Ticket with Dr. Jeff Pierce, Dhana Ponners, Jaye Sciullo, Steve Olson and Adam Slaman
Hero Of The Month: Shades Of Pink Foundation
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Among Michigan women, breast cancer is the most common newly diagnosed cancer. Of the 8,000 who will diagnosed in 2018, 3,000 will reside in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties. Join us each Sunday this month beginning at 8:00am on 97.1 The Ticket for a discussion with local foundation Shades of Pink Foundation. Learn more about how they provided temporary financial assistance to women who are experiencing financial distress as a result of breast cancer.
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Opioid overdoses killed a record 72,000 Americans last year. September is recovery month! This month we choose Detroit Recovery Project Incorporated as our . To learn more visit: http://recovery4detroit.com/.
We’re live on 97.1 The Ticket talking about the back, in studio we’ve got Rehab Innovations Case Management and our , Detroit Recovery Project Incorporated.
Over 80% of the population will experience an episode of low back pain at some point in their life. This Sunday on , catch us talking about back health, we'll have owner of Rehab Innovations Case Management, Nicole Nowicki Ulrich and our September , Detroit Recovery Project Incorporated in studio.
https://michigansportsandspine.com/2018/09/07/healthy-back/
Did you know . . . 31 million Americans experience low back pain at any given time, One in ten people around the world is afflicted by low back pain, making it
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Researchers led by Saint Luke's Health Center in Kansas City studied nearly 8,600 people in Denmark to find out racket sports and football add more years to a person's life than cycling or running.
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We share our concussion takeaways:
1. A concussion is a brain injury from either a direct impact or a whiplash type injury to the head and neck. It is seen with a higher incidence in collision sports such as football, hockey, lacrosse, soccer and even wrestling, however, they also frequently occur with falls and car accidents. Any abrupt contact or blow to the head can result in a concussion.
2. Symptoms of a concussion might not occur for 24-48 hours after the incident and are most commonly not recognized by the person who sustained the injury, but rather the people around them. Common warning symptoms include headaches, dizziness, fatigue, irritability, insomnia, difficulty concentrating, memory problems, confusion, visual disturbances, and loss of consciousness.
3. If a concussion occurs it is MOST IMPORTANT to be properly diagnosed by the appropriate physician. If a concussion is suspected the following steps should occur:
- stop sporting activity or whatever you’re doing,
- consult a physician at the first sign of any symptoms,
- if a person is in the middle of a sporting activity, there should be no same day return to play. There is a return to play protocol that involves five supervised stages before any athlete should return to play.
4. Recovery rate: 90% of people who suffer a concussion will recover within four weeks.
5. In sports, the best way to help prevent concussions is to wear appropriate protective equipment:
- helmets - cannot prevent all possible head injuries, however, helps to spread the force of impact over a large surface area, and with inside padding absorbs and dissipates the energy,
- mouth guards - decreases the chance of concussion by spreading out the forces that may occur from a jaw or facial impact.
We had a great show yesterday on 97.1 The Ticket talking about concussions and sports safety with powerlifter and coach, Matt Ogurek. We also had our , Boys Hope Girls Hope Detroit in studio. Listen to the show here:
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Inside Sports Medicine on 97.1 The Ticket - August 26, 2018 Topic: concussions and football safety Topic guest: Matt Ogurek, powerlifter Hero of the Month: Boys Hope Girls Hope of Detroit Hero guest:
We’re live on 97.1 The Ticket talking about football safety and concussions, we’ve got power lifter, Matt Ogurek and our hero, Boys Hope Girls Hope Detroit in studio.
An estimated 1.6 – 3.8 million sports and recreation-related concussions occur in the U.S. each year. Football season is back and this Sunday on 97.1 The Ticket, we'll be talking concussions.
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If you missed last week's show on 97.1 The Ticket, we talked about hydration and hyponatremia and we had our , Boys Hope Girls Hope Detroit in studio. Listen here:
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Inside Sports Medicine on 97.1 The Ticket - August 19, 2018 Topic: hydration related to heat illnesses and hyponatremia Hero of the Month: Boys Hope Girls Hope of Detroit Hero guest: Patrice Johnson,
We share our hydration tips from last Sunday's show on 97.1 The Ticket:
1. Dehydration is a significant loss of body fluid that impairs normal function. Hyponatremia is a term used when the level of sodium in the blood is too low, a rare event. Both conditions have been in the news lately due to the increase in training levels of adolescents in the hot days of summer puts them at risk for hydration problems.
2. Causes of these two hydration conditions are increased activity, heat, excessive sweating and insufficient fluid consumption. Dehydration is more common. Signs of mild to moderate dehydration are thirst, dry mouth, tiredness, decreased urine output, headaches and dizziness.
3. Studies show that drinking about 2.5 cups of water before physical activity will adequately pre-hydrate. Likewise, studies have also shown that drinking 2.5 cups of water within 45 minutes of an event can fully rehydrate an individual.
4. Other research does show that after significantly intense exercise, in addition to water, a drink containing electrolytes will help you rehydrate more quickly than water alone. These are sports drinks more commonly known as Gatorade, Powerade, or Pedialyte.
5. Other recovery drinks that help restore hydration and recovery of normal electrolyte balance include chocolate milk, pickle juice, coconut, cherry juice, green and black tea, non- alcoholic beer, and a beer.
Michigan Sports & Spine Center OMPT Specialists - Physical Therapy
On yesterday's show on 97.1 The Ticket, we discussed the best drinks besides water to keep hydrated. We share the Men's Journal article here: https://www.mensjournal.com/food-drink/best-drinks-besides-water-stay-hydrated-and-fuel-your-muscles/
We’re live on 97.1 The Ticket talking about hydration related to heat illnesses and hyponatremia and we’ve got our hero, Boys Hope Girls Hope Detroit in studio.
Did you know, by the time a child gets thirsty, he or she may already be dehydrated? This Sunday on 97.1 The Ticket, we'll be talking about hydration related to heat illnesses and hyponatremia.
https://michigansportsandspine.com/2018/08/17/hydration/
Did you know . . . that kids sweat less than adults, by the time a child gets thirsty, he or she may already be dehydrated? Drinking water is a natural and
For those of you who attended Athletes Unlimited's 21st Annual Golf Outing at Oak Pointe Country Club on Monday, you got to meet Ryen. Ryen's truly an inspiration to us and we absolutely love this little guy :)
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Frequently, neck pain can actually be signifying shoulder or back pain. Tune into 97.1 The Ticket this Sunday at 8am and hear us talking about the neck.
https://michigansportsandspine.com/2018/08/10/neck-knowledge/
Did you know . . . 85% of Americans suffer from neck or back pain at some point in their lives, very frequently neck pain can actually be signifying shoulder or
Too much water?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6036851/Too-water-deadly-Two-high-school-football-players-DIED-overhydrating.html
Tamara Hew-Butler is Associate Professor of Exercise and Sports Studies at Wayne State University. She warns many young athletes are pushed to hydrate but sometimes it's too much.
On yesterday's show on 97.1 The Ticket, we had Nancy Jo McCaochan (Karma Yoga - Bloomfield Hills, Mi and Beverly Hills Club (MI)) in studio talking about meditation. Here are our takeaways:
1. Meditation is for everyone, you don’t have to be a Buddhist or a yogi to meditate.
2. Meditation has been shown to improve health and reduce chronic pain.
3. Meditation can be a powerful tool for athletes.
4. There is no ‘right way’ to meditate.
5. Even 5 minutes of meditation, 2 x per day - on the rise and fall of the abdomen or the sound of OM can make a difference.
We're live on 97.1 The Ticket talking about meditation with Nancy Jo McCaochan (Karma Yoga - Bloomfield Hills, Mi and Beverly Hills Club (MI)), tune in now!
If stress has you tense, anxious or worried, consider trying meditation. Spending just a few minutes meditating each day can restore your calm, serene, inner peace. This Sunday on 97.1 The Ticket, we'll have meditation instructor, Nancy Jo McCaochan (Karma Yoga - Bloomfield Hills, Mi and Beverly Hills Club (MI)) in studio teaching us all about meditation.
https://michigansportsandspine.com/2018/08/03/meditation/
Did you know . . . the number of adults who meditated in the U.S. was 18 million in 2012, this represents about 8% of the entire U.S. adult population, and the
Yesterday we talked to celebrity trainer, Jordan Feramisco on how to train like a rockstar. Get all the details here:
Ever wonder how to train like a rockstar?
Tune into 97.1 The Ticket Sunday at 8am and hear us talk to top trainer, Jordan Feramisco.
CONTEST TIME!!!
Nominate a local hero to play in Athletes Unlimited's 21st Annual Golf Outing on Monday, August 13th! Tell us about someone who has overcome an obstacle or challenge and is an inspiration to you.
Start writing, nominate someone now. The winner will play in the charity golf outing, hangout in studio at 97.1 The Ticket, and we’ll add in a few more surprises that only a local hero should experience :)
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