Ep 35: “Tell me your story,” with Jo Belton and Prof Pete O’Sullivan

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Ep 288: What to choose for hamstring rehabilitation, with Dr Cynthia Gobbi

Have you been wondering about best practice in rehabilitation approaches for hamstring strain? Everyone loves a trustworthy clinical practice guideline. Today we're diving into the SONAFE-Brazil CPG that was published in the October 2026 issue of JOSPT. Dr Cynthia Gobbi, who co-l ...  Show more

Ep 287: Finding your place in high-performance sport, with Emily Ross

We all think about how we want our careers to grow and what we see ourselves doing in 10 years. Many of us go into sports physiotherapy/physical therapy because we want to work with athletes in high performance sport. But there's no one career pathway into those roles. How do you ...  Show more

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