Rick Burkholder @proatc

VP of Sports Medicine and Performance for SB 54,57 & 58 World Champion KC Chiefs. Married to Kristine, father to Quinn and Carly, Pappy to Jett. NATA HOF ‘23 pfats.com Kansas City Joined November 2011

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Rick Burkholder @proatc

9 months ago

Prayers up for @cheetah 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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10 months ago

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Jon Gordon @JonGordon11

10 months ago

Ignore the Critics; Do the Work (Excerpt from The Power of Positive Leadership by Jon Gordon) Positive leaders don’t lead because they want recognition or enemies. They lead because there is something they must do, build, create, transform, and change. They lead because it’s who they are and what they are meant to do. However, with leadership comes scrutiny, praise, critics, and attacks. A leader could find a cure for cancer and would still have some people criticize them for it. There was even once a leader who transformed the world by feeding the hungry, healing the sick, and loving the unlovable, and yet he was killed for it. If you are a leader, expect to be attacked. Positive leadership doesn’t mean you won’t be criticized. It means you have the grit and belief to overcome it. Positive leaders don’t lead in a tranquil sea of positivity, but through the storms of adversity and negativity. Leadership is knowing that the critics will criticize you while still saying what needs to be said and doing what needs to be done. History doesn’t remember the critics. It remembers the one who withstood criticism to accomplish something great. In our modern social-media–driven world, you will have more fans and critics than ever. The keys are: Don’t let praise go to your head and don’t let critics into your head. Be so invested in your craft that you don’t have time to listen to the naysayers. No time for negativity. You’re too busy creating the future. If I would have listened to the naysayers and critics, I would have stopped working on my craft years ago. I want to encourage you to never let the opinion of others define you and your future. Your identity doesn’t come from what the world says about you. It comes from who you are on the inside. Your work, leadership, and mission are too important to allow others to define your destiny. No matter what anyone says, just show up and do the work. If they praise you, show up and do the work. If they criticize you, show up and do the work. If no one even notices you, just show up and do the work. Just keep showing up, doing the work, and leading the way. Lead with passion. Fuel up with optimism. Have faith. Power up with love. Maintain hope. Be stubborn. Fight the good fight. Refuse to give up. Ignore the critics. Believe in the impossible. Show up. Do the work. You’ll be glad you did. True grit leads to true success. - Jon

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State Farm @StateFarm

10 months ago

Just because you’re @MeghanTrainor doesn't make you an athletic trainer 😅

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Rick Burkholder @proatc

10 months ago

@KCTV5 We’ve come a long way in our profession!

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KCTV5 News @KCTV5

10 months ago

A Chiefs trainer whom Patrick Mahomes credited with helping him rehab during a high ankle sprain in the 2022 playoffs appeared in his recent commercial. STORY >>> kctv5.com/2025/08/20/pat…

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Rick Burkholder @proatc

11 months ago

@DezBailey45 That is just hard work and consistency on Josh’s part and will continue!

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Rick Burkholder @proatc

11 months ago

That is spectacular! Well done @ArtbyCaitlyn

Caitlyn Snelling @ArtbyCaitlyn

11 months ago

My life-size drawing, 1587, took months to complete but is now ready to find its forever home! This is the ultimate piece for any Chiefs-cave. DM me for more details! #chiefskingdom #kelce #mahomes #Swifties

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Rick Burkholder @proatc

11 months ago

@KC_Football_Guy Develop good study habits now as well as work ethic!

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Rick Burkholder @proatc

12 months ago

@charless_94 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

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Dan Cevette @DanCevette

12 months ago

After watching this video, I'm a big fan of '26 RHP James Hunt. • Premium frame • Repeatable delivery • Arm-action works • Feel for offspeed • Velocity will keep 📈 👍

Prep Baseball KC Scouting @Jimmy_PBKC

12 months ago

‘26 | RHP | James Hunt (@BvwBaseball31 (KS), @BCbaseballtoday) FB: 88-90 SL: 77-79 (2300-2500RPM) CH: 80-83 6-3, 195 lb frame with a 6’10” extension. FB gets on hitters with a hard SL with some deception. @PrepBaseballKC // @PrepBaseballKS // @MW_Premier #Super1725