Carl Senorski

Physiotherapist from Sweden specialized in Sports Medicine. Keen interest in Running Related Injuries, Gait Retraining and ACL-injuries.

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@lizbayleyphysio 1st branch of the lateral plantar nerve

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@tomgoom @RoulaKotsifaki @Seth0Neill @rwilly2003 @DrPeteMalliaras @kgSilbernagel @DerekGriffin86 @ProfJillCook @tendonpain @MikeReiman @colingriffin @garethphysio1 Thank you Tom

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@PauMoreno10 @olavaleksander @SeanSeale @ArturoCasadoAld Fascinating! Volume is king 🤴

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@NolanHosbein 😂😂

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@alliseeisgolf @jsanburg10 @AlexHormozi Thank you!

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@majclem @stevemagness Spot on!

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@drmiketodorovic Kinda of scary that AI is already lying to us. Dangerous technology

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@PatrickOwenPhD @tomgoom @BMJOpenSEM @PhysioMeScience @ChronicPainAust @ESSA_NEWS @cpn_rdc @exerciseworks @AdamMeakins @KarimKhan_IMHA @ISSLS_Society @SleepOrgANZ Great stuff! Looking forward to read this paper 👍🏻

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@JFEsculier @FrontSportsAL @ClinicRunning @GregLehman @tomgoom @blaisedubois @DrBazettJones @runchatlive @IreneSDavis @iPFRN Thank you for the reply. I understand what you mean, these are only the runners that had immediate decrease in pain i.e responders.

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A fascinating study by @JFEsculier.
My takeaways:
1. Gait retraining has responders and non-responders
2. Reducing the load put on the painful structure is important
3. There might be psychological factors at play
4. Gait retraining is not effective in reducing PFP for non-RFS

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NEW & Free: Running gait modifications can lead to immediate⬇️in patellofemoral pain @FrontSportsAL
👉⬇️knee forces seems key to⬇️pain (&⬆️forces often⬆️pain)
👉Some runners reported⬇️pain during multiple conditions
👉Psychological mechanisms involved?🤔
https://t.co/iT9ntpLrEe

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Great stuff! Thanks

[PeterMalliaras @DrPeteMalliaras]

New paper from our lab:

Rate of torque development and maximal voluntary capacity impaired in insertional Achilles tendinopathy - Rate of torque development was the only variable associated with severity
https://t.co/VLLhQSwq8J
#rehab #physio #insertionalachillestendinopathy

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@dannebroman I totally agree! 28% is unacceptable

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Interesting article @dannebroman! I am a little shocked that the passing rate was only 28% for the GS test battery. That sounds really low

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A clinician-friendly test battery with a passing rate similar to a ‘gold standard’ return-to-sport test battery 1 year after ACL reconstruction: Results from a rehabilitation outcome registry

https://t.co/UVqL4r7JuI

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@RichSmithDPT Left side. Most likely knee but maybe hip. My guess would be patellofemoral pain.

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@SimonDeanPT @tomgoom @CyliePaedspod @Brad_Beer @Sports_Pod @POD @senorski

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@BJSM_BMJ Execellent, thanks!

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@TheAMSSM Thank you! Very appreciated :)