looking back at this and seeing how vehemently Kawhi fought the Spurs on coming back, then seeing KD rupture his Achilles after being cleared to play....hmm. something wrong with the locker room
Good to see you finally found a solid identity for your channel that’s original and that people are interested in. Keep it up, these injury explanation videos will definitely help your channel. Congrats dude.
I wish Doctor Sutterer would have this same conversation with Tony Patker so Tony could comprehend that his injury was NOT 100 times worse than Kawhi Leonard! Unfortunately, throwing Kawhi under the bus was old man popovich's idea and NOT Tony's. When Manu, and T. Murray threw kaehi under the bus was also old man popovich's doing and not any of the players. However, I blame these players for being ball less wonders and allowing the old man to dictate to them like that!
@@goldensperm7182 Chris Paul is thin for his height so unless his hamstrings are really weak I don't see how that would explain him reinjuring constantly
Steph has bad ankles that's why he's only good in spurts that's nothing new either before 2011 he's been having issues he's not big enuf. The bigger players are wearing him down I don't see him playing another 2 years. Look at deron Williams dude has bad ankles from overworking them is he even still playing?
@@machokma279 curry is a good player. Not yet a great player in my opinion. Hes a good team player but if anyone really pays attention and has common sense you can see he's fighting injury still. that's y he's trying to master the three ball going to the basket takes too much out of his body. Longevity is not in his future in my opinion.
Bro, this channel is truly awesome. As a two year student in microbiology who has the dream to become a doctor this channel just inspires me more to follow that path.
Having this kind of channel explain injuries really helps and saves time, especially being from another country and not really knowing what part of the body are injured since I don't really know every body part in English. Greetings from Spain and hope you can keep growing! 😊
@@mannyismood8187 In livingstons case I think sutterer focused mainly on an arthery that was in danger of being damaged and therefore cutting off blood supply to the leg.
Yo Brian, keep doing what you do my man and your subs are going to skyrocket, you bring something different to TH-cam that many of us sport fans are dying to know. It's refreshing and knowledgeable you're the man.
Great content. As a physio, it really helped me understand way better the injuries and provide a better service to my athletes patients at the clinic. Goos job mate!
Just discovered your channel because of your D. Rose video. Great content! I'm very meticulous when strengthening my posterior chain and my legs for basketball. The thought of injury scares me lol
One thing Dr. Sutterrer did not mention is the low circulation tendons have. Low circulation means slower healing. Tendons must be as strong as muscle while being much smaller. How is this possible? welp, a blood vessel is weak structure. For a tendon to be just as strong as a muscle while being smaller it can not have as many blood vessels in it. Tendons heal slowly. Tendonitis sucks.
Yep great point. And we think that chronic tendonosis might be an arrest at some stage in the healing process. Where the healing gets started with initial inflammatory response, but then can't progress and you get this chronic inflammatory phase. There's even speculation about whether or not nsaids and ice are good/bad based on what stage of healing and how it affects that process.
@@BrianSuttererMD Thanks for your reply. I had Prolotherapy to help heal my 2 year tendon issue. From my understanding Prolotherapy sort of "re-injures" the tendon and "re-starts" the healing process right from the beginning. Supposedly, It helps pull you out of the repetitive re-injury cycle you mention.
Highly unlikely. If it we're a contusion would have had to have been hit in the thigh pretty hard at some point. Tendonopathy develops overtime after repeated use
I think he was trying to say that the ankle injury caused by Zaza could of made the rest of Kawhi’s body (like his quad for example) more susceptible to an injury due to overcompensating for the already injured ankle
I would love an update on Kawahi situation after what we saw in the playoff (him fighting against pain). Does it mean he has a tendinopathy? What does it mean for his future career? Were the spurs medical staff right that he could have played back in the days, or did Kawahi take the right decision in staying out?
These videos are awesome. Would love to see one on shoulder separation & labrum/rotator cuff tears. Pretty common across sports with hits and landing poorly.
Huge fan of your videos! You definitely should give an update on Kawhi's health status in a new video since so much has happened since then and there more info now...It seems that it's probably closer to tendinopathy now that he's on the clipper's opposed to a quad contusion.The NBA also disclosed that it was his patellar tendon which he has a chronic condition which is right under the quad. tendon. He also got a custom ring with an F U which has all sorts of implications. Is it the same leg? If so, is it the same chronic condition from then and kawhi blames the spurs for it because they kept him in? Is he blaming them for not properly assessing and not disclosing the information to keep him playing and undermine his injury? Literally writing this as im watching the clippers-Minnesota game where he was literally perfect in the first half and now im see him limp and hobble all over the court like his damaged tendon is nearing it's limit.
Given the evidence over the past 2 seasons, it seems likely he has a chronic tendon issue in his right leg (tendonosis ). Load management was not to prevent but to manage his existing chronic injury. I can see why they were so secretive.
So did he have a muscle issue or a tendon issue. Which one is worse? Probably the former as that's what the Leonard camp was arguing. Spurs medical staff have come under a lot of heat for misdiagnosing Green's groin strain. I felt like they completely ignored Leonard. There's that one clip of him going up the stairs like a 90 year old man and Spurs are like, "yeah hes day to day" lol
He is resting more and more so for me it's a chronic thing, and gona be worse in the near future, remeber the storys we all know, him practice even more than everybody, so he might have a chronic thing for overtrain himself to be a superstar
He will be playing back to back's this year, which means he will be getting the same rest as other players. Maybe his camp and the Raptors were just trying to be cautious about his injury?
My theory is that the spurs doctors knew his tendon injury was chronic and degenerative, and kawhi's canp knew that it would have a huge impact on his future "mega" contract. Hence they seek the opinion of other doctors to sort of dispute and dispel the issue(a bruised thigh sounds not so bad, of course), then demanded a trade so that other teams kinda will be in the dark about the true nature of his injury.
@@BrianSuttererMD yeah I think it was some type of misdirection from the real problem, Kawhi can't sold his mark in a small franchise, so he need to get out, I telling you it's a business thing, he it's been healthy since the hole media start to soraund the thing.
@@mateoclivio he's a free agent this year so why risk tarnish his squeaky clean reputation, get traded to the boondocks when he could've just waited and sign as a free agent without hate and drama.
@@BrianSuttererMD doc you know as doctors we can't 100% rely on imaging, we have to listen to our patients. I always encourage my patients to listen to their bodies. I have seen too many great NBA players' careers get cut short or never reach their full potential because of pesty injuries, misdiagnoses etc. i.e. Bill Walton, Sam Bowie, Penny Hardaway, Grant Hill, Chris Webber, Greg Oden, Danny Granger, Brandon Roy and recently Derrick Rose and Isaiah Thomas who's career is a cautionary tale of why exactly you should listen to your body as a NBA player. This a franchise player, someone who you're banking on to be the face of your franchise. I would be backing him 100%. I would rather lose him for a season until he feels 100%, encourage him to get 2nd, 3rd or 100 opinions if that's his wish then move forward for the next season.
True but it would be pretty tough to miss a quad contusion severe enough to cause the reported calcification on MRI. Even an x-ray or CT might pick that up if it was as significant as Leonard's camp was saying
Currently going thru hamstring tendinopathy and yea, I’d legitimately prefer a rupture or tear to this type of chronic pain/ injury. As a Raps fan I’m also fairly certain he had a flair up in symptoms during the 2019 run and played through vs the Bucks and Warriors. Dudes tough af for that and the Spurs look bad for insisting he play tbh, especially Parker. But it’s a hard thing to diagnose for any medical staff. Awful injury.
I have a question for you doc, I play guitar for over 24 years and I have this painful sensation within my knuckles and fingers. What do you think causes my fingers and knuckles that gives me pain?
Great video, I guess we'll never know what really happened. Please do Gordon Heyward's injury, I seriously can't believe a healthy young person snapped their bone just by landing awkwardly, there must have been some chronic disease and if so, which kinds can cause that?
Kind of obscure reference when talking about basketball, but I remember hearing about the danger of calcium buildup with regard to Urijah Faber when he fought Jose Also in MMA. Aldo kicked the living shit out of Faber’s inside leg. After the fight it was swollen to like twice its original size, and I remember hearing how the calcium buildup can become a problem with leg kicks. However I have never heard of any follow up on whether guys have issues, or maybe they don’t because they get treatment. Just an interesting tidbit. Look into it, or not. Regardless, just found this channel and it’s super interesting. Always had some of these questions. Keep it up.
Hey so on the topic of the quads, last year when I was in football practice we were squatting and I felt a pain in my area where the quads are. I tried to do more squats and lunges but couldn’t. I also found out that it hurt when I was running. I had to quit the football and basketball teams due to this pain and not being able to run for half of the year. I never went to the doctor for it because I didn’t think it was serious. While it’s obvious the injury wasn’t overkill as it went away with time, I’m curious to know what happened and why it hurt when I ran.
hey doc, i got some Q. i love playing basketball, & evrytime i go for a jump my knee hurts when i quickly bend them to take a leap. what's my case?😐(& how to cure it?)
hi, my FPL tendon ruptured and repaired about 12 weeks ago, but till now i'm still not able to move it as it as on another hand. being my dominant hand, it's important for me to have full mobility, i been trying to bend my thumb as hard as ican but i can only go around 45degrees. may i know is there any exercise i can do to improve this? thanks in advance
Can you explain if you said the muscles eventually get wear and tear how does LeBron stay so injury free? I know he spends like a lot of money on his body but how effective is some of his treatments and just in general I suppose how does he stay in shape
Much love from California! Keep up with the vids. I’ve enjoyed each one I’ve seen so far; really insightful with your expertise and it’s very interesting to see some of these injuries explained the way you do
Is it possible he had both injuries, but the Spurs doctors missed the contusion and cleared him to play when he shouldn't? It would explain why he didn't play well his last 9 games on the Spurs, why he was in so much pain when he played those games, and why his personal doctors were able to diagnose a contusion. If he rehabs the contusion for the rest of that season then by the time he gets to the Raptors the contusion is healed and that would explain why he's been great after getting traded from the Spurs as long as he load manages the quad tendon. To me that makes more sense than him quitting on the only team that could offer him the super max while also being a title contender
Isaiah Thomas and his hip injury?
K.T. Dama
Wow, yes. He’s Still out recovering.
Hamstring injuries seem to be the most common ones in sport. Can you explain what goes on when a player 'pulls their hamstring'
Yes please
It's like "ouch" that goes into a player's mind
Pretty sure it's just a cramp
I can see you being on ESPN in the near future to explain these injuries on TV, good work
looking back at this and seeing how vehemently Kawhi fought the Spurs on coming back, then seeing KD rupture his Achilles after being cleared to play....hmm. something wrong with the locker room
Good to see you finally found a solid identity for your channel that’s original and that people are interested in. Keep it up, these injury explanation videos will definitely help your channel. Congrats dude.
Yes, thanks!
Dude, these videos are great. I haven't seen anyone else doing anything like this, keep it up!
Thanks! More stuff in the works!
I'm glad this shows up in my recommendation. Definitely a good content. Sharing his hard-earned knowledge for FREE.
That's right!
I wish Doctor Sutterer would have this same conversation with Tony Patker so Tony could comprehend that his injury was NOT 100 times worse than Kawhi Leonard! Unfortunately, throwing Kawhi under the bus was old man popovich's idea and NOT Tony's. When Manu, and T. Murray threw kaehi under the bus was also old man popovich's doing and not any of the players. However, I blame these players for being ball less wonders and allowing the old man to dictate to them like that!
Can you talk about Chris Paul's hamstring injury. he gets a hamstring injury like at least once every season.
meant to say Chris, sucks you cant edit comments
Maybe it's because of his weight. His weight is not proportionate to what his height and body can contain
D Thomas oh thanks I didn't even know
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Yeah this chronic injury has seemed debilitating.
@@goldensperm7182 Chris Paul is thin for his height so unless his hamstrings are really weak I don't see how that would explain him reinjuring constantly
This is literally the best channel ever. So glad I found it
Sweet!!!
Ur gonna blow up bro.
Post this on r/nba
Dunno if I can advertise my own stuff. Feel free to share this though wherever you want!
This is a really underrated channel and I think the insight is pretty interesting on some of this stuff.
Can you go over Steph’s shaky ankles?
Klay Allen did an amazing video on it
Steph's opponent's shaky ankles *
Steph has bad ankles that's why he's only good in spurts that's nothing new either before 2011 he's been having issues he's not big enuf. The bigger players are wearing him down I don't see him playing another 2 years. Look at deron Williams dude has bad ankles from overworking them is he even still playing?
@@edwardarsiaga3569 He strengthened his core and hips. check out how he worked out to lessen the stress that he puts on his ankles
@@machokma279 curry is a good player. Not yet a great player in my opinion. Hes a good team player but if anyone really pays attention and has common sense you can see he's fighting injury still. that's y he's trying to master the three ball going to the basket takes too much out of his body. Longevity is not in his future in my opinion.
I’m still pissed at Parker for playing doctor without doing appropriate research.
Bro, this channel is truly awesome. As a two year student in microbiology who has the dream to become a doctor this channel just inspires me more to follow that path.
That's so cool to hear!!
@@BrianSuttererMD Keep the channel going and is going to blow up in no time!💪
Having this kind of channel explain injuries really helps and saves time, especially being from another country and not really knowing what part of the body are injured since I don't really know every body part in English.
Greetings from Spain and hope you can keep growing! 😊
2K subcribers in just a day nicee, from 13K to 15K. Keep it going, awesome content!
Can you do a video on why tearing your Achilles is said to be the worst sports injury.
Ps I’m a first year med student and I wanna go into this field
*I think he want over that in the Shaun Livingston injury video and Derrick Rose video*
Manny King Money he never mentioned the Achilles is the Livingston video
@@mannyismood8187 In livingstons case I think sutterer focused mainly on an arthery that was in danger of being damaged and therefore cutting off blood supply to the leg.
Nice breakdown of a sometimes confusing topic!
I love this alternative direction you’re taking your channel, I may be biased though cause I’m a basketball fan and a pre med
Can you follow up on this injury, since he seems to experiencing symptoms (and is playing through them) in the ECF vs the Bucks?
You deserve a lot more recognition, Love the Content fham
Yo Brian, keep doing what you do my man and your subs are going to skyrocket, you bring something different to TH-cam that many of us sport fans are dying to know. It's refreshing and knowledgeable you're the man.
You are making a amazing job man !! I am learning so much about anatomy in such a simple way !! Keep it going man !!
Great content. As a physio, it really helped me understand way better the injuries and provide a better service to my athletes patients at the clinic. Goos job mate!
Can you do Greg Oden career ending injury
Interesting thought!
That one is good...in fairness, he was like 60 years old
One of his leg was longer than the other
kalem rhodriguez
Lol I remember that. Kevin Durant or Greg Oden? Who to pick first. Then I heard "microfractures." Whoops
Haha! Good one!
I had a quad tendinitis/tendinopathy, couldn't play basketball for around 6 months
Keep it going! I know this channel will blow!
Great video doc! I have never thought that contusions were such a big deal
The content is so much helpful that's why i subscribed, thank you doc!
You're a good speaker. I understood that.
Just discovered your channel because of your D. Rose video. Great content! I'm very meticulous when strengthening my posterior chain and my legs for basketball. The thought of injury scares me lol
One thing Dr. Sutterrer did not mention is the low circulation tendons have. Low circulation means slower healing. Tendons must be as strong as muscle while being much smaller. How is this possible? welp, a blood vessel is weak structure. For a tendon to be just as strong as a muscle while being smaller it can not have as many blood vessels in it. Tendons heal slowly. Tendonitis sucks.
Yep great point. And we think that chronic tendonosis might be an arrest at some stage in the healing process. Where the healing gets started with initial inflammatory response, but then can't progress and you get this chronic inflammatory phase. There's even speculation about whether or not nsaids and ice are good/bad based on what stage of healing and how it affects that process.
@@BrianSuttererMD Thanks for your reply. I had Prolotherapy to help heal my 2 year tendon issue. From my understanding Prolotherapy sort of "re-injures" the tendon and "re-starts" the healing process right from the beginning. Supposedly, It helps pull you out of the repetitive re-injury cycle you mention.
Great explanation! Can you tell if this injury was directly caused by that Zaza closeout?
Highly unlikely. If it we're a contusion would have had to have been hit in the thigh pretty hard at some point. Tendonopathy develops overtime after repeated use
The injury caused by zaza was on kawhi's ankle
I think he was trying to say that the ankle injury caused by Zaza could of made the rest of Kawhi’s body (like his quad for example) more susceptible to an injury due to overcompensating for the already injured ankle
I would love an update on Kawahi situation after what we saw in the playoff (him fighting against pain). Does it mean he has a tendinopathy? What does it mean for his future career? Were the spurs medical staff right that he could have played back in the days, or did Kawahi take the right decision in staying out?
These videos are awesome. Would love to see one on shoulder separation & labrum/rotator cuff tears. Pretty common across sports with hits and landing poorly.
Great video Doc... I learn so much from you, can you please do WWE Stone Cold Steve Austin neck injury that ended his career
This is a fantastic channel, man.
That's all I have to say.
Thanks! Appreciate the support!!
Do Currys ankles or kyries knee
Do a video on Dennis Smith Junior and his extra ligament and the injury.
Huge fan of your videos! You definitely should give an update on Kawhi's health status in a new video since so much has happened since then and there more info now...It seems that it's probably closer to tendinopathy now that he's on the clipper's opposed to a quad contusion.The NBA also disclosed that it was his patellar tendon which he has a chronic condition which is right under the quad. tendon. He also got a custom ring with an F U which has all sorts of implications. Is it the same leg? If so, is it the same chronic condition from then and kawhi blames the spurs for it because they kept him in? Is he blaming them for not properly assessing and not disclosing the information to keep him playing and undermine his injury? Literally writing this as im watching the clippers-Minnesota game where he was literally perfect in the first half and now im see him limp and hobble all over the court like his damaged tendon is nearing it's limit.
Can quad tendinopathy be confused with chondromalacia?
Please explain quad tendonopathy and supplimentation
hey doc can you do a video about how most players never come back 100% after something is surgically "fixed"
Given the evidence over the past 2 seasons, it seems likely he has a chronic tendon issue in his right leg (tendonosis ). Load management was not to prevent but to manage his existing chronic injury. I can see why they were so secretive.
Great video, very informative and interesting.
Brandon Roy's knee injury. You should hire by big sport's network, you explained it very well.
Keep doing these going forward
Do you know if there is a website or anything else to learn about injuries/diseases?
Why doesn't kwahi get surgery during off season?
I love these videos
Ryan Shazier’s injury, what happened to him actually?
He had a spinal contusion or a spine injury that ended his season
Kawhi will out on game 5 with a right knee injury can you make a video with it..?
Could this prior injury cause his current knee ligament injury?
So did he have a muscle issue or a tendon issue. Which one is worse? Probably the former as that's what the Leonard camp was arguing. Spurs medical staff have come under a lot of heat for misdiagnosing Green's groin strain.
I felt like they completely ignored Leonard. There's that one clip of him going up the stairs like a 90 year old man and Spurs are like, "yeah hes day to day" lol
He is resting more and more so for me it's a chronic thing, and gona be worse in the near future, remeber the storys we all know, him practice even more than everybody, so he might have a chronic thing for overtrain himself to be a superstar
Yea kind of my thoughts too :/
I hope it's just a bad way to get out
He will be playing back to back's this year, which means he will be getting the same rest as other players. Maybe his camp and the Raptors were just trying to be cautious about his injury?
My theory is that the spurs doctors knew his tendon injury was chronic and degenerative, and kawhi's canp knew that it would have a huge impact on his future "mega" contract. Hence they seek the opinion of other doctors to sort of dispute and dispel the issue(a bruised thigh sounds not so bad, of course), then demanded a trade so that other teams kinda will be in the dark about the true nature of his injury.
if the patellar "tendon" is connecting the patella to the tibia, isn't it really a ligiment, since it is connecting bone to bone?
If they got MRIs done, how did they not get a definitive answer?
Please answer 😁
Yea exactly. Quad contusions vs tendon would be easy to pick up on MRI. So there has to be more layers to the story beyond what we heard in the news
@@BrianSuttererMD yeah I think it was some type of misdirection from the real problem, Kawhi can't sold his mark in a small franchise, so he need to get out, I telling you it's a business thing, he it's been healthy since the hole media start to soraund the thing.
@@mateoclivio he's a free agent this year so why risk tarnish his squeaky clean reputation, get traded to the boondocks when he could've just waited and sign as a free agent without hate and drama.
@@BrianSuttererMD doc you know as doctors we can't 100% rely on imaging, we have to listen to our patients. I always encourage my patients to listen to their bodies. I have seen too many great NBA players' careers get cut short or never reach their full potential because of pesty injuries, misdiagnoses etc. i.e. Bill Walton, Sam Bowie, Penny Hardaway, Grant Hill, Chris Webber, Greg Oden, Danny Granger, Brandon Roy and recently Derrick Rose and Isaiah Thomas who's career is a cautionary tale of why exactly you should listen to your body as a NBA player. This a franchise player, someone who you're banking on to be the face of your franchise. I would be backing him 100%. I would rather lose him for a season until he feels 100%, encourage him to get 2nd, 3rd or 100 opinions if that's his wish then move forward for the next season.
True but it would be pretty tough to miss a quad contusion severe enough to cause the reported calcification on MRI. Even an x-ray or CT might pick that up if it was as significant as Leonard's camp was saying
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Thank you 🙏 For doing these videos 💯💯💯🤷♂️🤷♂️🗣🗣🤷♂️
You're welcome!
Can you do a video on osgood shlatters and patella tendonitis and maybe the difference between them. Thanks
Currently going thru hamstring tendinopathy and yea, I’d legitimately prefer a rupture or tear to this type of chronic pain/ injury.
As a Raps fan I’m also fairly certain he had a flair up in symptoms during the 2019 run and played through vs the Bucks and Warriors. Dudes tough af for that and the Spurs look bad for insisting he play tbh, especially Parker. But it’s a hard thing to diagnose for any medical staff. Awful injury.
Where do you find/get those plastic anatomy models you show in the videos? Those are very helpfull learning tool but I am unable to find them anywhere
I have a question for you doc, I play guitar for over 24 years and I have this painful sensation within my knuckles and fingers. What do you think causes my fingers and knuckles that gives me pain?
How about Brandon Roy's injury?
could you please cover porzingis acl injury. Im really confused
Great video, I guess we'll never know what really happened. Please do Gordon Heyward's injury, I seriously can't believe a healthy young person snapped their bone just by landing awkwardly, there must have been some chronic disease and if so, which kinds can cause that?
Kind of obscure reference when talking about basketball, but I remember hearing about the danger of calcium buildup with regard to Urijah Faber when he fought Jose Also in MMA. Aldo kicked the living shit out of Faber’s inside leg. After the fight it was swollen to like twice its original size, and I remember hearing how the calcium buildup can become a problem with leg kicks. However I have never heard of any follow up on whether guys have issues, or maybe they don’t because they get treatment. Just an interesting tidbit. Look into it, or not. Regardless, just found this channel and it’s super interesting. Always had some of these questions. Keep it up.
Hey so on the topic of the quads, last year when I was in football practice we were squatting and I felt a pain in my area where the quads are. I tried to do more squats and lunges but couldn’t. I also found out that it hurt when I was running. I had to quit the football and basketball teams due to this pain and not being able to run for half of the year. I never went to the doctor for it because I didn’t think it was serious. While it’s obvious the injury wasn’t overkill as it went away with time, I’m curious to know what happened and why it hurt when I ran.
Caris levert and his dislocated ankle?
Michael Porter Jr. ‘s back injury?
grear vid!!! can you explain an acl tear?
Did one on rose and acl tears
hey doc, i got some Q. i love playing basketball, & evrytime i go for a jump my knee hurts when i quickly bend them to take a leap. what's my case?😐(& how to cure it?)
Why wouldn't they be able to perform some sort of scan on his quad to see if there was in fact bleeding in the muscle?
Great channel, subscribed
Thank you!
SO happy He didn’t play. Oladipo had quadriceps tendon issues and sat out, came back early and had that devastating gruesome test of THE SAME tendon.
You should do a video on Sam Bowie and his crazy string of injuries
Great video. Can you do Bo Jackson hip injury
Filming this week actually!
hi, my FPL tendon ruptured and repaired about 12 weeks ago, but till now i'm still not able to move it as it as on another hand. being my dominant hand, it's important for me to have full mobility, i been trying to bend my thumb as hard as ican but i can only go around 45degrees. may i know is there any exercise i can do to improve this?
thanks in advance
i wonder if hes missing games now to manage the same issue. he still doesnt look as explosive as he did before the injury.
Keep it going doc
Can you explain if you said the muscles eventually get wear and tear how does LeBron stay so injury free? I know he spends like a lot of money on his body but how effective is some of his treatments and just in general I suppose how does he stay in shape
You should do Andre Roberson and his patella tendon rupture
Kawhi didn't wanna stay in San Antonio anymore
Could you look into Philip Lindsey's wrist injury.He out 3 to 4 months That seems like a long time for a wrist
Read that it got smashed up pretty bad :/
Tendonopathy was spelled 3 different ways here 😂 great video though!
Can you make a video explaining Plantar fasciitis?
Much love from California! Keep up with the vids. I’ve enjoyed each one I’ve seen so far; really insightful with your expertise and it’s very interesting to see some of these injuries explained the way you do
Can you answer one for me please?
Why do so many pro wrestlers suffer acl injuries?
Is there no cure to all of these types of injuries you are talking about?
I got a bruise on my quad and my tendon is randomly degrading, out for 8 months!
Can you make longer videos
MPJ back injury please
*Science class but it's Sports*
If I want to deal with this type of stuff (injuries, anatomy, etc.) what would be a career to go into?
Physical therapist, athletic trainer, exercise science, doctor and then sports medicine, to name a few!
@@BrianSuttererMD Thank you! Awesome videos btw.
Michael Porter Jr’s back injury?
Just filmed it today!
Great video doc thanks.
Mma fighter Tony Ferguson injury.
Happy new year everyone.
Can you do Sam Cassell and his face injury?
* nevermind i just looked into it and it turns out he was just ugly, there was no face injury. My bad
So which was Kawhi's injury?
can you do one on Kobe’s acl year?
Is it possible he had both injuries, but the Spurs doctors missed the contusion and cleared him to play when he shouldn't? It would explain why he didn't play well his last 9 games on the Spurs, why he was in so much pain when he played those games, and why his personal doctors were able to diagnose a contusion. If he rehabs the contusion for the rest of that season then by the time he gets to the Raptors the contusion is healed and that would explain why he's been great after getting traded from the Spurs as long as he load manages the quad tendon. To me that makes more sense than him quitting on the only team that could offer him the super max while also being a title contender
Boogie Cousins Achilles Tear?