The Movement Guild Podcast

Join us for a great disccusion with International sports performance consultant Derek Hansen. Derek worked as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for Simon Fraser University for 14 years, the first non-US member of the NCAA. He also serves as a performance consultant to numerous professional teams in the NFL, NBA, MLS and NHL, as well as major NCAA Division 1 programs throughout North America, specializing in speed development, strategic performance planning, return-to-competition protocols and neuromuscular electrical stimulation programming.

check out more about Derek at: https://sprintcoach.com

Nick and Adam are excited about this episode, because David George is a friend and mentor to both. Dr. David George, D.C., co founder of FNOR and Prologel, talks all things neurology including motor systems, vestibular system, neurogenic inflammation and default mode network to name a few. This episode is so packed with gems you'll want to listen multiple times. Enjoy!

In this episode, Physiotherapist Diane Jacobs joins us to talk about her book, Dermoneuromodulating, and the concepts encompassing Dermoneuromodulation (DNM), which is a structured, interactive approach to manual therapy that considers the nervous system of the patient from skin cell to sense of self, where techniques are slow, light, kind, intelligent, responsive and effective.

For more information about DNM, along with workshops and a fantastic resource list, please visit http://www.dermoneuromodulation.com/.

(Editors Note: There were some technical difficulties with this episode, originally recorded in late November 2017. There are a few small editing issues midway through, but they are minor. Sorry)

This conversation with Sue Falsone is one we were really looking forward to, and it didn't disappoint. Sue is the first female professional ATC in professional sports, as the ATC for the Los Angeles Dodgers, and most recently is the owner of Structure & Function . The conversation focused on movement, fascia, the application and relevancy of dry needling, yoga, load capacity and more, so check it out!

And check out more information about Sue at http://suefalsone.com/

This week the guys talked to who we consider the "third movement guy", Dr. Nicky Kirk. Dr. Kirk is a Chiropractor and one of the most knowledgeable practitioners we know of in the field of recovery. In this episode, the guys talk to Nicky about recovery and what that means, in addition to why all movement practitioners should be knowledgeable about it. This wide ranging conversation touches on the specifics to consider when working to progress a rehab program, his thoughts on ice vs. heat, as well as concepts on load management. You're not going to want to miss this conversation with one of Adam and Nick's closest friends in the movement biz.

For more information on Nicky, be sure to check his website at: http://www.drnickykirk.com/ and on Facebook here.

This week the guys speak with Michael Shacklock, physiotherapist, educator and author of the book Clinical Neurodynamics . In this great discussion, Michael fills us in on his path into neurodynamics and how he ended up doing what he is. We also learn his views on research in general, where his interests in research currently lie, and his thoughts on what we as a movement community could be doing better.

The conversation was wide ranging, touching upon his views of manual therapy, pain science and we hear about how his thoughts and ideas of progressed, among other topics. This is one of the more chock-full-of-information episodes we've covered, so make sure you're ready to take some notes because you're sure to learn a thing or two.

For more information, be sure to check out his website at: http://www.neurodynamicsolutions.com