Do you also find Tennis Elbow difficult to treat? In his talk, Professor Andrew Cuff will give an update on Tennis Elbow about the assessment and rehabilitation. Join trustme-ed.com today to watch his full lecture. anju jaggi Prof. Ian Horsley Jo Gibson Professor Jeremy Lewis PhD FCSP

This table best summarizes what we currently know about building muscle. It’s based on hundreds of randomized controlled trials, review papers, and meta analyses. ⁣Thanks to Brad Schoenfeld, PhD and @Weightology for their help.

What's the 'gold-standard' load management, and effective treatment protocols for gluteal tendinopathy? Dr Alison Grimaldi with the gold-medal winning podcast #WorldCupWinner ow.ly/O4Ch50lxecb

Hi Gary - if you get a sec check this out - i would love to get your thoughts on it - for people who have back pain. lowbackpaincommunication.com Ian Cowell

You are offline and flying and see what happens. Happy to see this out and with a tweet including our main message. Load the tendon. Not sure the tendon is smart enough to know how the muscle contracts beyond sensing load and duration.

Another study showing just as many things seen on MRIs scans in PAINFUL shoulders are also seen in PAIN FREE shoulders... ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31279721 #DontTreatTheScan #TreatTheHuman

‘A CALL TO ACTION TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE ABOUT KNEE OA CARE’ – This editorial includes: case scenarios, an infographic, positive health messages to use in clinic, and key actions that clinicians must take to enable a cultural shift in the understanding and management of knee OA.

Even short sessions of activity can have health benefits, government advises - csp.org.uk/news/2019-09-1…

Such an inspiration, Nick Jones you are truly amazing.

Always really pleasing to do a little bit to help people get active again...almost all my patients who do this well tell me the same thing...they did what their post-op physio told them to...and worked hard on their exercises. #kneereplacement #physiotherapy

Interesting and lots to think about today 🤔 looking forward to trying out some of my new MI skills😊

To what extent is severe osteoarthritis preventable? Occupational and non-occupational risk factors for knee and hip osteoarthritis academic.oup.com/rheumatology/a…

Useful clinical tip. If you suspect a patient may have developed a habitual limp post antalgic limping, simply ask them to walk backwards. The habitual limper will walk normally the antalgic will still limp. No one learns to limp backwards.

Part 2 of the Quest for Goldilocks Glutes. New blog and free download out now. #glutes #hipexercise dralisongrimaldi.com/blog/gluteal-o…

NEW BLOG just out: First of a series of blogs exploring the differential diagnosis of anterior hip pain. For such a small area, there is a lot going on here! #hippain #differentialdiagnosis dralisongrimaldi.com/blog/different…

NEW BLOG Find out why these are 3 of my least favourite Pilates exercises for hip pain. #hipexercise #hippain #bantheclam dralisongrimaldi.com/blog/3-pilates…

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Thanks Tom Goom for a great 1st day on your #runningrepairs course WHH 🏥 today. Some great take away messages. Can’t wait to see what tomorrow brings. #physio #running #injuries #gait #CPD

Excellent weekend of CPD delivered by Tom Goom what a top bloke. Thanks Tom for providing such a quality course with great insight into running pathology. Can’t wait to try out some of these tips!! #RunningRepairs #Physio #Running #Repairs WHH AHPs WHH 🏥

An essential course for aspiring FCP’s, APP’s and all healthcare professionals managing patients with shoulder symptoms. Book now at macpweb.org/courses