Helping lifters, coaches, and practitioners bridge the gap between rehab and strength.
Brought to you Tommy Brideson — Physio, Strength Coach, and founder of @strength.tribe.
Real-world insights on lifting, rehab, coaching, and building better systems.
New episodes every Monday.
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Helping lifters, coaches, and practitioners bridge the gap between rehab and strength.
Brought to you Tommy Brideson — Physio, Strength Coach, and founder of @strength.tribe.
Real-world insights on lifting, rehab, coaching, and building better systems.
New episodes every Monday.
Connect with Tommy:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I always say to people be cautious taking advice from anyone who speaks in absolutes. If the best coaches, practitioners and researchers basically never talk in absolutes, why would you listen to some random person on social media talk this way?
If people are really well trained in one area or have gotten great results from themselves and clients following a specific method, it is so short sighted to think that everyone will respond the same.
Personally I like to control all variables that I can with coaching and rehab, the best way to do this is work with the person in front of you and treat them as a blank canvas.
Todays episode I talk about context from a coaching and rehab perspective.
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