A deep dive into the world of exercise, pain and injury with a Movement Optimism spin as opposed to the kinesiopathological model. The traditional view of the human body has considered to be much more akin to car when we should have been viewing like a robust ecosystem. This is a masterclass on critical thinking and hopes to get you challenging your biases as well as ours.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine |
Biomechanics matter just not how we always think. 1. High Loads.
2. Too much too soon
3. Stress Shifting & Symptom Modification
4. Movement Preparation
5. Performance
Solo mini show today. We often hear that hip bone is connected to the knee bone and pain in one area is a victim of a "dysfunction" somewhere else.
Its a foundation of the kinesiopathological model and lead to the idea that if someone has joint pa... more
I talk with Dr Kim Hebert-Losier. An associate professor, biomechanist and physiotherapist out of The University fo Waikato. You can see her profile here.
Some topics discussed:
• running as rehab
• her Calf App to evaluate plantar flexion ... more
Dr Lori Michener (Professor of Biomechanics and Physical therapist) is a super expert on shoulder biomechanics and rehabilitation.
Today we talked about: - the role of biomechanics in pain and injury
- whether you need to be concerned with scapu... more
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In all seriousness, it’s refreshing to hear Greg and his guests question and challenge many popular exercise and clinical biases, including his own.
I love this new podcast. I enjoy Greg’s humorous wisdom as he invites us to look at why we do what we do as movement professionals. I always get a new pearl of wisdom from your blogs, courses, and now your podcast!! Great work Greg!!
Brian Justin , Abbotsford BC Canada
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Focusing on rehabilitation, exercise, and the intricate relationships between various body systems, the content encourages listeners to question prevailing biases in medicine and physical therapy. It promotes a comprehensive approach to movement and injury prevention that moves away from traditional models, advocating for a more systemic understanding of human functionality. Listeners can expect to gain practical insights from expert guests and deep discussions on diverse topics such as biomechanics, tendinopathy, and the role of psychological factors in pain management.
Uniquely, the content challenges conventional thinking in rehabilitation through a blend of critical analysis and humor, aiming to equip movement professionals and enthusi... more
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Recent guests on Movement Optimism include:
1. Dr. Bas van Hooren
2. Johan Lahti
3. Stuart Phillips
4. Clifton Pho
5. Rachel Hannah
6. Dr. Anneleen Malfliet
7. Dr. Lars Berglund
8. Dr. Pak Androulakis-Korakakis
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