Episode 133: Mike Reinold on Red Sox Championships, Life After Pro Baseball, and Building a Career Beyond the Dugout

In this episode of Inside Athletic Training, we sit down with Mike Reinold, one of the most recognized names in sports medicine and athletic training. Mike spent years as the Head Athletic Trainer for the Boston Red Sox, where he was part of a championship organization and worked with some of the best athletes in the game. Since leaving the dugout, he has built one of the most respected platforms in the profession as an author, podcaster, and owner of Champion Physical Therapy and Performance in the Boston area.

Mike brings a perspective that is rare in this field. He has worked at the highest level of professional baseball, transitioned that experience into private practice, and spent years educating and mentoring the next generation of athletic trainers and physical therapists through his content and courses. This is a conversation about what it takes to excel in the profession, what life looks like after pro sports, and how to build something that lasts beyond your time on the field.

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