On today's podcast we have Steve Lintern, ATC, CSCS, PRT.  Steve is currently the Director of Health and Performance for the Oilers, through the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences. In the off-season, he assists in teaching Master’s Level Athletic Training Students at the medical school, and devotes time to performing treatment and rehabilitation on local Fire Department tactical athletes.He simultaneously is the founder and CEO of the Lintern Athletic Integration Center working with athletes and populations of all skill levels in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He works with the Sports Performance Institute (SPI) in Tulsa as a part of their consulting performance staff. He interned with the Cleveland Browns in 2008-09 and returned in 2012 as a Seasonal Intern Athletic Trainer. He completed his Masters Degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Science at the University of Arkansas in 2011. Currently Steve hits for Long Drive For Heroes, to raise awareness for PTSD, as a long driver competing in mostly local events. Steve and his wife Anna are both Ironman Triathletes and live in Tulsa with their son Lukas, new daughter Roselyn Jo and Australian Heeler, Rinny.

On Today's Episode:

Steve's background
Working for Arkansas with Athletic Training & the Cleveland Browns
How he got into working Hockey
Implementing Postural Restoration techniques with Athletic Training and with athletes
The concept of down regulation for the human body
"Putting a bandaid on a bullethole"
Having ability to impact a team through PRI
Working with Firefighters and Combat Veterans
Long drive golfing
Athletic Training as a health profession
Why we should care about the rate of pay for Athletic Trainers
Elevating & giving respect to the profession of Athletic Training
How Steve moves his brain & body


Contact Steve Lintern

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**The information on this podcast is intended to educate and inform. It is not meant to be a substitute of advice from your physician or medical provider.