137. E3 Rehab vs Stu McGill: Back to Reality

Chris Hughen sat down with Q Willey and Katie Dabrowksi to discuss movement assessments. We discuss the limitations of a purely biomechanical assessment, the importance of communication and a thorough subjective exam, understanding the continuum of rehab and training, movement op ...  Show more

Chris Hughen sat down with Kevin McNamara to discuss his 10 principles of sports medicine and performance rehab. We talk about the value of a human-first approach to rehab, defining problems and aligning expectations, the importance of mutual responsibility, consistency over perf ...  Show more

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Dr Stuart McGill is a professor emeritus at the University of Waterloo and a world expert in back pain. Dr McGill has worked with some of the best athletes in the world across pretty much every sport you can imagine as a spinal specialist, so if anyone can give us some advice abo ...  Show more

This episode is #48 of the SquatU Podcast and is one of the "Top 5" podcasts so far in the show's history! Dr. Stuart McGill (the foremost authority in the world in low back mechanics and injury) stops by for his 2nd time on the podcast to discuss whether back round is acceptable ...  Show more

In episode 114, Ed Coan & Dr. Stuart McGill sit down for a conversation on all things back mechanics when lifting. Dr. McGill is THE foremost authority on back mechanics in the world. His entire career has centered around studying the spine, how it becomes injured and ways we can ...  Show more