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The E3 Rehab Podcast

E3 Rehab
Rehabilitation
Physical Therapy
ACL Rehabilitation
Pain Management
Patient Education
Chronic Pain
Evidence-Based Practice
Sports Medicine
Patellofemoral Pain
Tendinopathy
Biomechanics
Manual Therapy
Exercise
Injury Prevention
Strength Training
Frozen Shoulder
Resistance Training
Strength and Conditioning
Running
Achilles Tendinopathy

We are Doctors of Physical Therapy who specialize in rehabilitation, performance, and injury risk reduction. Our mission is simple: empower YOU to overcome your setbacks and crush your goals using evidence-based education. Check out our YouTube, Blog, Podcast, and Rehab Programs!

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Chris Hughen sat down with Marc Surdyka to discuss ACL prehabilitation. We dive into the five priorities of Phase 1 of ACL prehab, including minimizing increases in pain and swelling, restoring knee extension and flexion, improving quadriceps functio... more

Chris Hughen sat down with Dermot Simpson to discuss his recent paper, "The Aspetar Hamstring Injury Rehabilitation Pathway." We dive into the initial exam, valuable clinical tests, training and rehab progressions, key milestones, and much more.

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Chris Hughen sat down with Simon Wallace to discuss his recent paper, "The Aspetar Rectus Femoris Injury Rehabilitation Pathway." We dive into the initial exam, valuable clinical tests, training and rehab progressions, key milestones, and much more. more

Chris Hughen sat down with Eamonn Flanagan to discuss all things plyometrics. We dive into the different strength qualities, extensive versus intensive plyos, progression methods, and much more.

Watch the full episode: youtu.be/PNy0Qjck5VU ... more

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Simon Wallace
Irish physiotherapist at Aspetar, lead for calf, foot, and ankle team in the athlete department
Aspetar
Episode: 266. Rectus Femoris / Quadriceps Rehab w/ Simon Wallace
Eamonn Flanagan
Sport Ireland Institute strength and conditioning lead; researcher on stretch-shortening cycle
Sport Ireland Institute
Episode: 265. All Things Plyometrics w/ Eamonn Flanagan
Jared Powell
Physiotherapist from Australia specializing in shoulders; co-author of Many Paths to Recovery paper
Episode: 264. Many Paths to Recovery: Treatment Pluralism w/ Jared Powell
Peter Malliaras
Professor at Monash University; physiotherapist with focus on tendinopathy and rehabilitation
Monash University
Episode: 263. Shockwave Therapy for Achilles Tendinopathy w/ Peter Malliaras
Alison Grimaldi
Physiotherapist in Brisbane, researcher with a PhD on lateral hip and gluteal tendinopathy
Brisbane private practice; researcher; open-access publications
Episode: 262. Gluteal Tendinopathy / Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome w/ Alison Grimaldi
Jie Deng
Physician-scientist, post-doc researcher at University of Wisconsin–Madison
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Episode: 260. Patellar Tendinopathy w/ Jie Deng
Wilfried Simon
Spine Physio on Instagram, physiotherapist and osteopath
Recovery Lab Antwerp / Spine care specialist
Episode: 259. Piriformis Syndrome / Deep Gluteal Syndrome w/ Wilfried Simon
Brendan Butler
ACL rehabilitation clinician, Aspetar Doha
Aspetar
Episode: 257. ACL Rehab: Return to Run Criteria w/ Brendan Butler
Jake Tuura
Tendon expert and author focused on tendon structure and training
Independent researcher/author
Episode: 255. All Things Tendons w/ Jake Tuura

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Chris Hughen
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Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 511 ratings
  • Clinical Translation

    Thank you for bringing evidence and translating it into clinical practice. Your consistent efforts to define terms and ask application based questions is refreshing, respected, and appreciated!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Mike Studer
    United Statesa year ago
  • My favorite podcast!

    This is by far my favorite podcast! The material and guests are superb. It's obvious for every podcast they devote hours preparing for the interview or research on the topic. I have learned so much from these individuals about movement, research, fascia and recovery. I'm extremely grateful for the work they do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AngelaP0
    United States4 years ago
  • Interesting - for a wide variety of training and health topics

    I’m enjoying these discussions after watching lots of their youtube training videos. I am mostly interested in knee injuries but find I’m learning so much about other topics because everything is related.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BethD*
    Canada4 years ago
  • Jason

    Brilliant pod and really helps with understanding injury recover and prevention

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bren Sha
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • E3 Rehab

    These skeptical discussions and research based conclusions are invaluable for me as a patient. Keep up the great work guys!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lkjhg3702-1
    Canada5 years ago

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266. Rectus Femoris / Quadriceps Rehab w/ Simon Wallace
Q: How should clinicians manage progression if symptoms re-emerge during high-velocity running or sprinting?
If symptoms recur, back off to the previous tolerable level, allow symptoms to settle (24-48 hours), and gradually re-load; if symptoms persist or worsen over days, reassess the plan and consider adjustments to speed, volume, or drill structure.
266. Rectus Femoris / Quadriceps Rehab w/ Simon Wallace
Q: In contexts where advanced imaging is not readily available, should clinicians still pursue imaging for rectus femoris injuries?
Imaging is not strictly necessary for every case, especially lower-grade injuries managed conservatively, but it can influence prognosis and management in elite athletes or suspected high-grade injuries; clinical markers and functional testing often guide rehab when imaging is not feasible.
266. Rectus Femoris / Quadriceps Rehab w/ Simon Wallace
Q: Is there a reason you all did a hamstring rehab pathway more broadly before focusing on the rectus femoris pathway?
Yes, the group chose to specify the rectus femoris pathway rather than a blanket 'quad' pathway because RECFM is the most commonly injured quad muscle and has distinct loading needs due to its hip and knee crossing, so a focused pathway avoids diluting the rehabilitation approach for this muscle.
264. Many Paths to Recovery: Treatment Pluralism w/ Jared Powell
Q: What is the practical takeaway for clinicians regarding decluttering the decision process?
Be transparent about biases, discuss options with patients, and empower shared decision-making while ensuring treatments are biologically plausible and evidence-based.
264. Many Paths to Recovery: Treatment Pluralism w/ Jared Powell
Q: How do you view precision medicine in musculoskeletal care today?
He acknowledges some potential for future precision but argues that, at present, there isn't enough evidence to confidently tailor a single optimal treatment for every patient; a broader, patient-centered approach remains appropriate.

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The show centers on evidence-based rehabilitation, focused on musculoskeletal care, tendinopathy, ACL and other common sport and movement-related issues. Conversations typically blend clinical research with practical application, featuring clinicians, researchers, and educators who translate current evidence into real-world trials, coaching cues, and patient education. A notable pattern is candid discussions about diagnostic myths, treatment pluralism, and how to navigate uncertain efficacy with shared decision-making. A recurring highlight is the accessible, practitioner-oriented lens that keeps complex research approachable for clinicians, students, and patients alike. The sponsorships and guest mix often emphasize accessible education an... more

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