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On this episode of Rewired, we're joined by Spencer Schwellenbach, who shares the incredible journey that took him from Saginaw, Michigan, to the Major Leagues.

Spencer reflects on growing up as a shortstop before discovering his potential on the mound. After being drafted as a pitcher and facing the challenge of Tommy John surgery shortly after the MLB Draft, he found himself with two years away from competition. Rather than viewing it as a setback, Spencer used that time to sharpen both his body and his mindset, preparing himself for the opportunity ahead.

We dive into the mental side of rehabilitation, the discipline required to stay focused during a long recovery, and how investing in himself ultimately helped him return to the game stronger.

Spencer also shares how he discovered Direct Current Neuro Therapy after noticing areas in his arm and back that weren't activating the way they should. By incorporating Direct Current into his routine, he was able to improve muscle activation, increase his range of motion, and feel a noticeable difference in how his body performed. One of his favorite recovery tools? The hand bath protocol, which has become a regular part of his routine.

Whether you're an athlete recovering from injury, a baseball fan, or someone looking to better understand the power of resilience and recovery, this is an episode you won't want to miss. ⚡️

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In this episode, we sit down with Bryce McMurray, founder of Medicine Through Movement, who works with top athletes to help them move better, recover faster, and perform at their highest level.

Bryce shares his philosophy on movement, training, and recovery, and discusses why direct current technology has become a valuable tool for helping athletes stay healthy, train harder, and maximize performance.

Follow Bryce on Instagram, Facebook, & TikTok: @medicinethroughmovement

To learn more about direct current, check us out at www.nerveotx.com

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AMA 250 Supercross & Motocross Champion Trey Canard.

From hopping on a bike at just 3 years old to going pro at 16, Trey shares the mindset, passion, and adrenaline behind a career in motocross.

In a sport where it’s not “if” you get hurt — but “when” — Trey opens up about the devastating spinal injury he suffered in 2012 that many believed would end his career. After thinking he may never race again, he came back the very next year and finished 2nd, proving resilience can take you farther than fear ever will.

Trey also dives into how he discovered Direct Current Neuro Therapy after a wrist injury — and why it became a game changer in his recovery process.

“You’re chasing adrenaline while making dangerous safe choices.”

A powerful conversation on injury, mindset, recovery, and what it really takes to come back stronger.

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After undergoing two shoulder surgeries, Thad was introduced to Direct Current Neuro Therapy — and from the very first contraction, he was hooked.

He immediately felt a difference in his shoulder and quickly realized that rewiring the nervous system wasn’t optional… it was a non-negotiable part of recovery and performance.

We dive into the importance of arm care, athlete availability, and why recovery has become such a major focus inside DST Arizona. Thad shares how athletes line up to get treated with Direct Current and why keeping players healthy is one of the biggest keys to success.

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From building Prime Reaction from the ground up in Avondale, Arizona, to creating a culture centered around passion, confidence, and athlete development — John shares how his team works with everyone from youth athletes to professionals, guiding each person through the process with intention and care.

A major focus at Prime Reaction is arm care and recovery, especially for overhead athletes and rotational sports.

“Your competitive advantage is how you recover.”

John also opens up about his personal experience with Direct Current Neuro Therapy after a car accident. What started as a recovery tool quickly became part of his weekly routine — now using it 3–4 times a week to help keep his body moving and recovering at a high level.

It’s that shared passion for helping athletes improve, recover smarter, and stay confident that separates Prime Reaction from the rest. ⚡️

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Sean Coleman, who turned his own experience with back-to-back injuries as a young athlete into a mission to bridge the gap in healthcare for both athletes and everyday professionals.

Dr. Sean shares his philosophy of care — one that focuses on working with the client, not just on them. By actively involving clients in their recovery process, he empowers them to take ownership of their movement, performance, and long-term health.

A conversation centered on collaboration, education, and building a better standard of care. ⚡️

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