In part one of this episode we chat to Dr Ferrao about the foot and ankle.  We ask about the theme of over-diagnosis and understanding the clinical context relating to the foot. We also get into more specific conditions like plantarfasciitis and the biomechanical considerations relating to it, as well as lateral ankle sprains and syndesmosis injuries. Be sure to look out for the follow up episode  after this one as well.

In this episode Jill Cook talks to us about tendinopathies. What is a tendinopathy? What updates have been made to the continuum model? Do lower limb tendinopathies have the same psycho-social impact as upper limb tendinopathies? 

Maria tells us all about Hydrotherapy; when it's indicated and contraindicated, how hydrotherapy is different to regular rehabilitation, and how to effectively use the properties of water in order to gain the best outcomes during treatment, and a lot more 

In this episode Maria tells us all about hydrotherapy; when is it indicated and contraindicated? How is hydrotherapy different from other forms of rehabilitation? How can water be used as effectively as possible to gain the best possible outcomes? Listen to Maria answer all these questions and more

In this episode we discuss tendon injuries. What is a tendinopathy? How should we be treating it? Does the Continuum Model of tendon pathology still include all we know about overuse injuries in tendons? And  lot more.

In this episode we ask Jon all about concussions. Including administration in sport and rule changes, assessing and managing concussions, current trends in the literature, and what we can expect from the Consensus Statement in Paris 2020.

In this intro episode we briefly discuss the Wits Institute for Sport and Health, as Prof Jon Patricios answers some questions pertaining to the Institute. What is WISH and why was it created? What are the Institutions goals, and how can clinicians get involved?