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The Understanding Sports & Exercise Medicine Research Show episodes
- Mitch Gibbs | Biomedical beliefs and clinical decision making in low back pain
Mitch Gibbs joins us to discuss his recent paper: 'Biomedical Beliefs Explain the Clinical Decisions Made by Exercise-Based Practitioners for People With Chronic Low Back Pain'.
Paper under discussion here.
Watch the show and following along with the paper on YouTube here.
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https://www.timtrevail.com/podcast
35 min - Dr Melanie Plinsinga | Cross-Sectional findings in GTPS
Dr Melanie Plinsinga joins us to discuss her recent physical and psychological findings on lateral-hip pain.
Paper under discussion: Systematic review and cross-sectional study
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Find out more about the podcast here.
50 min - Brooke Patterson | Functional ACL outcomes and early OA risk
Brooke Patterson joins us to discuss her new research on functional performance 1 year after ACLR and the risk of early OA development.
Connect with Brooke and Tim on Twitter for further discussion.
47 min - Dr Christian Barton | Strength & power focused exercise for patellofemoral pain
Dr Christian Barton joins us to discuss his new research on proximal strength and power-focused exercise training for patellofemoral pain.
Connect with Christian and Tim on Twitter for further discussion.
47 min - Dr Matt King | Biomechanical sex differences in hip-related groin pain
Physiotherapist and PhD researcher Matt King talks through his award-winning research on lower limb biomechanics during low and high impact tasks for men and women with hip-related groin pain.
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39 min - Pat Vallance | Shockwave and Conditioned Pain Modulation
PhD candidate Pat Vallance discusses his latest research:
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy of Healthy Achilles Tendons Results in a Conditioned Pain Modulation Effect: A Randomised Exploratory Cross-Over Trial
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32 min - Igor Sancho | Achilles TendinopathyPhysiotherapist and PhD candidate Igor Sancho joins us to talk about some of his latest research on biomechanical alterations and education and exercise interventions for Achilles tendon pain.Papers Under Discussion:Biomechanical Alterations in Individuals With Achilles Tendinopathy During Running and Hopping: A Systematic Review With Meta-AnalysisEducation and Exercise Supplemented by a Pain-Guided Hopping Intervention for Male Recreational Runners With Midportion Achilles Tendinopathy: A Single Cohort Feasibility StudyFunkorama by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3788-funkoramaLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/43 min
About The Understanding Sports & Exercise Medicine Research Show
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The Understanding SEM Research Podcast supports healthcare clinicians and early career researchers to understand the latest health-related research.