NHS exercise physiologist in cardiac rehab. BACPR & BASES clinical research group member & accredited sport scientist. European society of cardiology member🫀
I will be delivering a BASES workshop alongside @chelsea72794446 at @WrexhamUni around the subject of methods to improve exercise fidelity in cardiac rehab. If you would like to attend see link below 👇🏼
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https://t.co/bTsXvEdSzE
@vapunapili12 Im doing ok thankyou, good days and bad days as corny as that sounds and it is hard going some days but trying my best🙂 sending you all my love xxx
Following the success of the opening session of WiC “Research Starter Skills” presented by the amazing Holly Morgan, please join us for the next session.
Register at: https://t.co/DoDhgkE2Qq
@DrewStrivept Same! My Dad has CHD and has had two MIs with PCIs over 15 years and his LDL on Atorva 80mg is 2.8 and he is according to his BMI, obese. Was told by his GP to go on keto in a 2 min appt with no explanation of what keto even is, no referral to dietetics just expected to Google it
We need to move away from old fashioned, generalised programming particularly in the NHS within rehabilitation programmes - for example cardiac rehab 3 x 10 chest press for a 62yr old female CABG and 3 x 10 chest press for a 42yr old male STEMI with PCI are unlikely to produce the same results based on different goals, co-morbidities, age, gender, exercise experience, technique and motivation
Resistance training with linear periodization is superior to the ‘3x10 reps protocol’ after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: a randomized controlled trial
https://t.co/vgtx9eVX3R