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Rotator cuff tear size was NOT correlated with levels of shoulder pain but mental health status was!!!
Mental health plays an influential role in both pain and function in patients with full-thickness rotator cuff tears! https://t.co/gSTVXfEIiT
Getting sore does not mean you are growing, and conversely not being sore doesn't mean you didn't have a good workout. Importantly, getting very sore is detrimental to growth, as it impedes performance. Bottom line: Don't chase soreness as an endpoint for muscular gains
Massive congratulations to all teachers who have managed to, with no notice, deliver education this week. If any GCSE or A level PE teachers would like me to deliver a Zoom sport nutrition q&a to help keep learning interesting please drop me a message. If I can help I will.
‘Peaceful’ protestors carrying guns (5.58), a ‘Camp Aushchvist’ T-shirt (2.50) and (unsurprisingly)
“what’s the purpose of storming congress” ... “how would I know that (2.33). Disgraceful!
Calling ALL #chiropractors to this. Its our job to encourage movement and to help people find what they can do... not just tell them what they can’t do
I am sorry but if the next 100 years of being a PT mean being “a movement impairment specialist” I’ll tap out now.
As a self proclaimed 🦖 I fear that some of my era have lost the plot and are heading for extinction.
Humans are not machines, stop the structuralism. Please.
Lest we forget. I know things aren’t great at the moment but this generation were a different level. We should never forget the sacrifices they made for us ❤️
An inverse relationship between creatine intake and depression. If you’re not currently taking creatine, you may want to start🧠. No food comes close to the benefits of creatine. None.
Interesting preliminary info. Overtraining in RT is often discussed, but objective research remains very limited on the topic. Hopefully this helps to spur more controlled RCTs. Kudos to @Lee3ell and @francoimpell for filling a gap in the literature https://t.co/cXwx2SiBuF