] Ben answers rapid-fire questions.[4:10] Ben describes a day in professional baseball for a PT.[9:58] Ben highlights the importance of teamwork: “You always know somebody else will have your back.”[12:14] Ben explains his work beyond pitching and hitting.[19:56] Clinicians want to find things to fix, but it is necessary to remember that there is no ideal movement; performance is what matters most.[24:22] Sometimes, doing PT’s job is doing nothing.[26:24] Treat the brain, not just the injury.[26:58] Ben talks about some clinicians’ common mistakes.[31:54]  Ben explains why Pt’s don’t need to have all the answers anymore.[34:50] How does Ben deal with the social media comments?[38:50] Ben shares how his work is affected by an athlete seeking outside medical assistance.[45:05] Ben shares one key experience with his group that helped them move toward better team dynamics.[52:02] The Team values more than the sum of its parts.[55:58] Ben talks about how he deals with judgment.[1:01:04] How does Ben find the small wins to keep him going?[1:07:08] In the context of baseball, how do athletes endure rehab times?[1:09:30] Ben shares a superstitious story.[1:12:12] Ben advises anyone wanting to practice physical therapy in pro sports.[1:17:15] Ben shares his perspective on  health and performanceMentioned in this episode: Learn more about Finding Small WinsFollow  Adam Loiacono on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube.