Whitfield Reaves's guest appearances

Whitfield Reaves

Acupuncturist On Fire

PinPoint Performance

Qiological Podcast

John Howard

Clayton Shiu

Arno Ilgner

Tom Bisio

Cara Frank

Matt Callison

Amy Moll

Steve Matta

Mark Takata

John Steinke Pt

Eddy De Smedt

Doug Jowdy

Steve Knobler

Mel Hopper-Koppelman

Karl Granroth

OwlTail

Whitfield Reaves is a licensed acupuncturist and doctor of oriental medicine. Reaves is regarded as a pioneer of sports acupuncture in the United States. Reaves is the author of The Acupuncture Handbook of Sports Injuries &amp; Pain, one of the only texts on sports acupuncture available in the West. Reaves is the teacher and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program. In his discussion with Chad, Whitfield talks about his journey into sports acupuncture, the mentor and mentee relationship, his thoughts on the growing sports acupuncture community, and more!

Whitfield Reaves is a licensed acupuncturist and doctor of oriental medicine. Reaves is regarded as a pioneer of sports acupuncture in the United States. Reaves is the author of The Acupuncture Handbook of Sports Injuries &amp; Pain, one of the only texts on sports acupuncture available in the West. Reaves is the teacher and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program. In his discussion with Chad, Whitfield talks about his journey into sports acupuncture, the mentor and mentee relationship, his thoughts on the growing sports acupuncture community, and more!

P4 Ep. 26: Whitfield Reaves

Whitfield Reaves is regarded as one of the pioneers of Acupuncture Sports Medicine in the United States.  Reaves is an author, teacher, and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program. In his discussion with Chad, Whit discusses differences  and similarities in needle techniques for musculoskeletal issues.  The conversation is focused around the question "Do acupuncturists need to make a muscle "twitch" in order to create change in the tissue?"

Whitfield Reaves is regarded as one of the pioneers of Acupuncture Sports Medicine in the United States.  Reaves is an author, teacher, and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program. In his discussion with Chad, Whit discusses differences  and similarities in needle techniques for musculoskeletal issues.  The conversation is focused around the question "Do acupuncturists need to make a muscle "twitch" in order to create change in the tissue?"

P4 Ep. 15: Whitfield Reaves

Whitfield Reaves Pt

Whitfield Reaves is regarded as one of the pioneers of Acupuncture Sports Medicine in the United States.  Reaves is an author, teacher, and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program.  In part 2 of his discussion with Chad, Reaves talks about his career after 1984 Olympics, teaching the first Sports Acupuncture seminar, and treatment strategies. This is part 2 of 2 episodes.

Whitfield Reaves is regarded as one of the pioneers of Acupuncture Sports Medicine in the United States.  Reaves is an author, teacher, and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program.  In part 2 of his discussion with Chad, Reaves talks about his career after 1984 Olympics, teaching the first Sports Acupuncture seminar, and treatment strategies. This is part 2 of 2 episodes.

P4 Ep. 2: Whitfield Reaves Pt. 2

Whitfield Reaves is regarded as one of the pioneers of Acupuncture Sports Medicine in the United States.  Reaves is an author, teacher, and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program.  In Part 1 of his discussion with Chad, Whit discusses his journey from humble beginnings  all the way to the presitigous position of Sports Acupuncturist at the 1984 Olympics. This is Part 1 of 2 episodes.

Whitfield Reaves is regarded as one of the pioneers of Acupuncture Sports Medicine in the United States.  Reaves is an author, teacher, and director of The Acupuncture Sports Medicine Apprenticeship Program.  In Part 1 of his discussion with Chad, Whit discusses his journey from humble beginnings  all the way to the presitigous position of Sports Acupuncturist at the 1984 Olympics. This is Part 1 of 2 episodes.