In this episode host Jacob Templar gets into some details about why pain science education probably doesn’t work well in long term studies

In this episode I ramble a bit about placebo and if it’s really in our heads please check out these links to help support the podcast https://curve health referral link www.curvhealth.com/referral?provider=Jacob%20Templar%20jVb-ShfHRj--qjVMhwAmdA Curve health provider profile https://profile.curvhealth.com//provider/HZd-uMGYRjukQ3ixqfHG9w . For coaching applications https://www.atpperformancellc.com/

In this episode host Jacob Templar discusses posture, patient education, telehealth and a platform he is partnering with called Curv health. Check out Curv here http://www.curvhealth.com/referral?provider=Jacob%20Templar%20jVb-ShfHRj--qjVMhwAmdA

Today I answer some questions sent in on Instagram about barefoot shoes, technique changes and deviation, as well as cervical and lumbar radiculopathy

Today I discuss how mindset is so different from sports to our professions and how can be bridge that gap

In this episode host Jacob Templar dives deeper into concepts associated with recent Instagram posts in regards to learning concepts beyond surface level and how pain is so much more than the state of bodily tissues

Today I talk about some of the complexities of pain and about our current state of intellectualism and how that has been impacted by social media. Sparked by a recent Twitter debate I saw.

In this episode we discuss what special tests are good for and how they fit in the diagnostic process. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6994315/ ACL test cluster (LR+ 15, LR - 27) History of Trauma Pivoting during injury felt/heard a pop immediate swelling experiencing giving way Lachman (LR+ 10, LR- 0.2) Hip Labrum and FAl test Thomas test LR+ 11.1 Reproduction of patients pain with/without a click Hip OA cluster LR+ 3/5= 5.2, 4/5= 24.3 Pain with squatting Scour Pain with active hip flexion Passive IR <25 Pain with active hip extension Shoulder Subacromial pain syndrome cluster (LR+ 10) Hawkins-Kennedy impingement sign Painful arc sign •Infraspinatus muscle test Neer Impingement Empty Can Lumbar Radiculopathy Dermatomal pattern Subjective sensory loss Paresis Decreased ankle reflex unilateral + SLR and or cross SLR sign Pain with coughing, sneezing or straining More pain with sitting Myotomal weakness (+/-). Patellofemoral pain syndrome Cluster 1 (<40 years LR+ 8.7, LR- .39) Medial patellar tenderness Under 40 years of age Isolated knee pain Cluster 2 (40-58 years old LR+14.2, LR-45) Age 40-58 and isolated anterior or diffuse knee pain difficulty descending stairs medial patellar facet tenderness full passive knee extension Rotator cuff teat diagnostic cluster (LR+ 9.8;, LR- 0.53) Age 265 weakness in ER (infraspinatus test) night pain Shrug sign Stenosis LR+ 4/5=4.6, 5/5=infinite Bilateral symptoms Leg pain more than back Age >48 Pain with walking and standing Pain relief with sitting (+/-) Meniscus Cluster History of pivoting injury with foot planted Joint line tenderness McMurray test Thessaly test Knee OA Clinical cluster LR +13.6 LR - .38 Age 50-58 BMI >30 Varus/algus alignment Limited passive knee extension Palpable crepitus Knee OA diagnostic cluster (LR+ 13.6; LR- 0.38) Age 50-58 BMI ≥30 Varus/valgus alignment limited passive knee extension PCL cluster (LR+ 16, LR- 0.2) History of falling on a bent knee Posterior Drawer (LR+ 50, LR -. 11) Cluster for Carpal Tunnel syndrome LR+ 4/5= 4.6, 5/5=18.3, LR-4/5= .028, 5/5=.83 1. Shaking hands to relieve symptoms 2. Wrist ratio > 67 3. Symptom Severity Scale > 1.9 4. Diminished sensation in median sensory field 1 (thumb) 5. Age > 45 years old Test cluster for myelopathy (positive likelihood ratio 3/5 30, 4/5 infinite) Hoffman sign Brachioradials reflex Age >45 Gait deviation Babinski sign Cervical Radiculopathy (likelihood ratios 3/5 +6.01 -0.65, 4/5 +30.3 - 0.77) ULTT <60 rotation bilaterally Distraction Spurlings Cervical Traction Cluster (3/5 positive likelihood 4.81, 4/5 23.1) Abduction relief ULTTA Age >55 Distraction Periphrealization with mobility testing at C4-7

In this episode we delve into how psychology can blend into rehab. And I recommend you check out the posts from early June 2023

Today we have a guest and OG from the podcast Mark Doherty on to discuss velocity based training. For more information and posts on VBT check out Marks Instagram page https://instagram.com/mark_collaborativestrength?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

In this episode Dr. Jacob Templar reviews most things related to Tendonopathy

Today host Jacob Templar discusses managing client expectations, the physio identity crisis and directions for new graduates

Today we talk about setting up a program for someone new to training, tracking volume, and making adjustments to volume around pain and for general progression

Join host Dr Jacob Templar discussing some listener submitted questions about what is the biopsychosocial model, what is pain, how do we explain pain without a clear source to patients and more

Join host Jacob Templar discussing pain education in todays episode and how we can set up pain education and education in general to improve buy in. This information is not to be taken as medical advice and is not meant to diagnose or treat any conditions

In this episode Mark and Jacob discuss what allostasis is as well as allostatic load.

In this episode Mark and Jacob talk about using your position of authority for good things. As coaches and rehab professionals we are in a position of power and we shouldn’t take that for granted. We talk about the abuse of that authority and how to avoid it

In this episode Mark and Jake discuss the ins and outs of warming up for barbell training

Mark and Jacob discuss training set backs, growth mindset with these set backs, and strategies they’ve used and personal struggles with sets backs that hopefully you can learn from

In this episode Mark and Jacob talk about lifting technique in regards to what is best for strength versus injury