Alex Murray is a Podiatrist working in private practice and the founder of Making Sense in Podiatry.

He’s passionate about helping other clinicians make sense of evidence and clinical practice with a core philosophy of exploring the complexity of human beings and their movement.

In this podcast we discuss:

• Foot posture - what we know now.

• Looking at the whole picture rather than adopting a fixer mindset.

• Different options to manage load, and the non-specific effects influencing treatments.

• Experiential learning and managing expectations

Follow Alex’s work at @makingsenseinpodiatry and facebook.com/makingsensepod.

Walt Fritz is a physical therapist from Rochester, New York who teaches workshops around the world.

Walt has upgraded from myofascial release narratives to updated narratives for manual therapy. His teachings have moved beyond the belief that we can selectively target tissues towards wholistic explanations involving our nervous system and the therapeutic value of touch within a safe context.

In this podcast we discuss:

• Past rabbit holes, and newer explanatory models for manual therapy

• The challenges of uncertainty.

• Reductionism, post-hoc fallacies and the importance of critical thinking.

• Individualising our narratives just as we do our interventions.

Meet Erwin Seguia, co-founder of Match Fit Performance in NYC.

We had an inspirational discussion on his journey from lost student, overworked newgrad to business owner.

Topics we covered:

• Critical thinking

• Past failures and owning them

• The power of social media, and the backfire effect

• Finding support and guidance through mentors

• Practicing and applying what we teach

Follow Erwin at @erwinseguiapt and @matchfitperformance.

We had the pleasure of speaking with Dave Renfrew - physiotherapist and director of Newcastle Performance Physiotherapy.

Dave runs The Pain Weapon, a page that looks to arm people experiencing pain with tools to help them increase their understanding and capacity.

In this podcast, we discuss

• Translating literature into practice, and reconciling what “not to do”.

• Mistakes and errors as part of his journey towards evidence-based practice.

• Advice for newgrads as they encounter evidence that goes against their beliefs.

• Dealing with uncertainty.
  

Find Dave at:

- facebook.com/The-Pain-Weapon-297261984337276

- newcastleperformancephysio.com.au

Talking shop with the head of Physio Network Tim Rowland - physiotherapist and S&C coach working in Sydney, Australia.

Tim is dedicated to bridging the gap between injury rehab and athletic performance.

We discuss:

• Tim’s journey into the S&C world.

• Conservative vs non-conservative ACL management.

• Considerations for surgical vs non-surgical routes with ACL rehab and return to sport.

• Early loading options post-injury and post-surgery.

• Advice for practitioners 2-4 years out of university to keep up-to-date.

Tim’s Instagram: instagram.com/_theaclguy

Physio Network: www.physio-network.com

Find Tim at: athletesauthority.com.au/end-stage-re…tation/rowlo