Uzo Ehiogu-Climbing Physio & Strength Coach, Former Commando, Love chronic injury rehab, Check out my videos on injury prevention for climbers on my website
You can’t go wrong with getting strong! ... well maybe, we’ll sometimes , well context matters , well we have to use common sense .... cont ?
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Did a great course with @coachnickg@ROHNHSFT on strength and conditioning for clinical populations.Great delivery from a giant with 20yrs experience @the cold face.Below is our case presentation of the return to work of a 48yr bricklayer after TKR .. he is a Real patient!
Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me ... Or maybe Not! The language we use with patients can be a real game changer @JeremyLewisPT https://t.co/2AS28lzZj3
WORDS MATTER:
Biggest predictor for choosing surgery: Low patient expectation of the benefit of physiotherapy. Choosing words carefully is essential, especially as the outcomes for atraumatic full & partial thickness tears = those of surgery
Structural factors were not related!
You need not be an athlete to consider exercise part of your job. It’s an enormous performance enhancer, even for *non*-physical pursuits:
- More creative
- Clearer mind
- Better mood
- Calmer body
Scott Dye's 'Envelope of function' is a great way to explain loading & pain to clients 👌 slide from @DrPeteMalliaras excellent online tendinopathy course.