Broadway Ergonomics had the opportunity to participate in the Region 7 VPPPA conference this past June held in Branson, Missouri. As part of our exhibitor booth, we interviewed attendees of the conference for the podcast. In this series you wil...

Broadway Ergonomics had the opportunity to participate in the Region 7 VPPPA conference this past June held in Branson, Missouri. As part of our exhibitor booth, we interviewed attendees of the conference for the podcast. In this series you wil...

Broadway Ergonomics had the opportunity to participate in the Region 7 VPPPA conference this past June held in Branson, Missouri. As part of our exhibitor booth, we interviewed attendees of the conference for the podcast. In this series you wil...

Broadway Ergonomics had the opportunity to participate in the Region 7 VPPPA conference this past June held in Branson, Missouri. As part of our exhibitor booth, we interviewed attendees of the conference for the podcast. In this series you wil...

Broadway Ergonomics had the opportunity to participate in the Region 7 VPPPA conference this past June held in Branson, Missouri. As part of our exhibitor booth, we interviewed attendees of the conference for the podcast. In this series you wil...

Part 2 of our special guest interview with Dr. Jim Potvin, PhD.Check out Dr. Jim Potvins website at  https://potvinbiomechanics.com/ and his newest ergonomic software package

Broadway Ergo welcomes back the Bang-Up Jobs podcast after a year break from podcasting. Find out what Eric and Broadway Ergo has been up to over the past year, and tune in for part 1 of our special guest interview with Dr. Jim Potvin, PhD....

This month, Eric sits down with Emily from Hair by Emily Claire, LLC! Emily is a talented hair stylist and owns and operates her own business. We discuss the workload, equipment and daily physical demands she is exposed to as she runs her own s...

This month, Adam sits down with Tyler Harp of Harp Barbecue! Tyler is an incredibly talented master of all things fire and smoke, and he discusses the physical and financial challenges of competing (and succeeding) in the crowded KC BBQ scene. ...

In today’s episode, Eric sits down with Dr. Turner Osler, the founder and CEO of QOR360 and creator of a series of chairs designed to allow for and encourage a more natural (and ergonomically sound) seated position. 

Workplace Stretching ProgramsThis time around, Eric and Adam discuss workplace stretching programs and the components of a functional research-based stretching routine. Adam attempts to trip up his boss. Eric expresses cautious optimism...

This time around, we discuss the various benefits to ergonomic early intervention programs. We also talk a bit about surviving COVID-19 and we recap the factors that contribute to the development of musculoskeletal disorders. 

In this episode we briefly discuss the current state of working from home and where things might lead. We also cover a sit to stand case study and complete our discussion of the basic categories of ergonomic controls. The HaloGun percussive mas...

Our sincere apologies for the delay! In this episode we discuss tree trimming mishaps and broken hips. Also included: an overview of the 5 levels of ergo controls, a focused discussion on engineering controls, a rapid-fire quiz, and Adam tells ...

Knee pain case study, the Thessaly Test, vacationing in Branson, Kevin Wade, human considerations in design, changes to the workplace following COVID19

This month we discuss the 3 major ergonomic risk factors (force, posture, and repetition), recent successes, the history of ergonomics, and the VIVO sit-stand riser. No therapists were harmed by burrito bowls in the making of this episode

Brief case study: Undiagnosed rheumatoid arthritisDiscussion: PT referral choices, Reporting injuries on the job, Lifting isolationInterview: Bret Derrick (founder and co-owner of Broadway Ergo)

Episode 1 recap, adjusting work duties, PPE, small business loans, home exercise and wellness, #pelotonnotasponsor, swiss balls, 20/20/20 rule

In this episode, we discuss: suggestions for the working from home professional, including proper monitor set-up, making due with a non-ergonomic chair, and preserving your mental health with manageable routines.