Crackin Backs Blog

Today, we have the honor of shining the spotlight on the often veiled but incredibly significant issue of first responder suicide.

Have you ever wondered what makes some athletes outshine others, breaking through the ordinary and rising into the realm of extraordinary?

In the latest episode of "Crackin' Backs," we dive into the story of an extraordinary woman, Suzette Bravo, who faced life's darkest moments head-on and emerged stronger and wiser. Here are the top 5 things we learned from this electrifying encounter:

F*** knee pain, a great podcast episode with Dr. Dale Macdonald. With his extensive expertise in sport sciences and specialization in knee injuries, Dr. Macdonald has transformed countless lives.

In our episode with Justin Lapree, a valiant Marine, served his nation diligently between 2001 to 2005.

In the modern era of quick fixes and magical health solutions, it's tempting to believe that a cure-all for our health issues lies in a pill bottle or a revolutionary supplement.

First responders are some of the bravest and most selfless individuals in our society. They put their lives on the line every day to protect and serve our communities.

Jeremy Lock  was named Military Photojournalist of the Year seven times, awarded the Bronze Star Medal for distinguished service in Iraq, and documented battles, disasters, and everyday life in Afghanistan, Iraq, Japan, Haiti, Mongolia, and many other locations.

When is the last time you got re- acquainted with yourself?

Our next guest has flown across the country for her work, yet on this particular flight, she heard the following words over the intercom …   "Is there a doctor on board?”