Knife Elbows! Throwing elbows shouldn't throw you off.
In this short video, we cover common elbow issues in Muay Thai and suggest ways to help build resilience and support prevention or rehab from these injuries — stay tuned for the wrist.
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TSpine Pain – Pt 1: Kids to Teens
This video highlights common causes of tspine pain in children and teens. It’s not detailed or diagnostic - always see a qualified professional for a full ax.
This is part one of a 4-part series—stay tuned for the next videos dropping daily!
Let’s talk thoracic spine—specifically, the thoracic ring concept.
A solid framework to help guide assessment and treatment, especially when the mid-back feels like the missing link in the pain puzzle.
In this video, I break down the basic anatomy and share how to apply it
📣 NEW Delphi consensus study on Achilles Tendinopathy 🔥
Diagnostic domains, differential diagnosis and conditions requiring further medical attention that are considered important in the assessment for Achilles tendinopathy 📄
READ 👉 https://t.co/o0dWZjycWA
Hi All! Here’s a quick mobility sequence - Check out the full video on Youtube (Health Hub) and Facebook (MHealthhub)
It is loosely based on the ashtanga yoga method of the sun salutation -a great recipe to help negate aches and pains. Our bodies need movement-Keep flowing Guys!
Long-term impact of self-mobilization via telerehabilitation vs. manual therapy and home exercise on pain and function in cervical degenerative disease
https://t.co/JlLPmvUll0
📣 Exercise as a renal-protective strategy
Slowing chronic kidney disease progression and optimising dialysis care ✅
NEW #PhDAcademyAward 🏆
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Read more ➡️ https://t.co/Og5XYYfH3g
#lebronjames23#highanklesprain#rehab#injury#mechanics
back in 2021, Lebron James sustained a HAS. it's a Bit' awkward to recover from, but he did it!
I cover the mechanics of injury, affected structures and steps for rehab. Like, share, follow, comment and so on !
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@k8purcellphysio Seems to feed into the whole "I can adjust your spine" business. Pain science has definitely evolved and that statement from them seems, as you said, outdated and feeds into yellow flags regarding occupation, own body perception etc