Turbo Trav (Travis Warwick-Oliver) and Proffesor Wayne Derman, Hosted by Dr Kerry-Ann Walton

Turbo Trav (Travis Warwick-Oliver) and Proffesor Wayne Derman, Hosted by Dr Kerry-Ann Walton

Author: South African Sports Medicine Association November 23, 2023 Duration: 59:57

Turbo Trav: One Leg, One Blade, 100miles

An inspiring and educational podcast about an athlete with a right, below knee amputation who is aspiring to complete a 100 mile trail run.

Hosted by Dr Kerry-Ann Walton, soon to be sports physician and all round sport enthusiast herself, from Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal.

Joined by two guests

1) Travis Warwick-Oliver: The above mentioned inspirational athlete who will share about his journey and aspirations, as well as the problems he is encountering as a result of his disability when running.

2) Professor Wayne Derman: Well known and respected by many in the medical field. He is the Executive Head of the Department of Exercise, Sport and Lifestyle Medicine at Stellenbosch University as well as the Chairperson of the Interna;onal Paralympic Medical Committee. He will use his experience and knowledge to try help solve some of Travis’s problems and hopefully assist him in achieving his goal.


Produced by the South African Sports Medicine Association, SASMA connects the dots between clinical research and the real-world demands of training and competition. This isn't just a lecture series; it's a vital dialogue for anyone invested in athletic performance and well-being. You'll hear experienced sports medicine professionals in candid conversation with the physicians, physiotherapists, sports scientists, and psychologists who work at the forefront of the field. Their discussions delve into the practical applications of new studies, break down emerging treatment innovations, and debate evolving best practices. Whether you're an athlete fine-tuning your recovery, a coach designing safer programs, or a medical practitioner looking to deepen your knowledge, this podcast serves as an ongoing seminar. The conversations are detailed and nuanced, offering actionable insights that bridge the gap between the journal article and the clinic, the lab and the field. Tune in to SASMA for a thoughtful exploration of how the science of sports medicine is continuously refined, challenged, and put into practice.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 48

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