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From Canada to Perth Thunder Captain and Australian Ice Hockey Representative with Dr Jamie Woodman

From Canada to Perth Thunder Captain and Australian Ice Hockey Representative with Dr Jamie Woodman

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jamie Woodman, chiropractor and captain of the Perth Thunder in the Australian Ice Hockey League, the premier competition in the southern hemisphere. Jamie’s career on the ice stretches back more than ten years, beginning with a bold move to Canada at just 16 to skate with the Banff Bears, followed by time in the U.S. with the Palm Beach Hawks. Since then, he’s gone on to represent Australia at multiple levels, wearing both the “C” and “A” for club and country while balancing life as a dedicated health professional.


(01:00) - Journey into the World of Ice Hockey

(02:45) - Pathways in Australia

(04:35) - Overseas at age of 16 years old and Differences in Styles

(08:30) - Hockey and Brief Overview

(11:09) - Hockey Injury Leading to Chiropractic Professional

(15:00) - Base Line Testing and Set Up in Australian Ice Hockey

(19:24) - Personal Perspective of Impacts in Hockey

(21:58) – Physical Toll of the Travel Schedule

(25:21) – Favorited Moments in Jamie’s Career

(27:45) – Stories Form the Locker Room

(30:00) – Where Can You Find Jamie


Willagee Chiropractic: https://www.willageechiropractic.com

Instagram: @jamie_woodman

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