170. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) injuries with ...

Your patellar tendinopathy patients are performing a solid, progressive loading program, but their quadriceps still test weaker, with lower maximal force output. Are their quads actually weak, or is muscle inhibition limiting the strength they can access? And how does this change ...  Show more

Patellofemoral pain (PFP) rehabilitation doesn't end when your patient gets stronger. The real challenge is getting them back to running, training and racing without triggering another flare-up. In this final episode of the four-part series, Tom Goom (Running Physio) and David Po ...  Show more

Have you copped a mean bruise while rolling? Got some weird swelling, lumps and bumps? BJJ is a true contact sport but it can hit you in the strangest places. Usually a bruise isn't enough to stop you from training but can leave you super sore- but some can be really seri ...

Have you ever suffered a BJJ Hip injury? When you are dealing with joint pain and struggling to get a proper diagnosis it's hard to know what to do. The best thing is not to make it worse - identify what is making you worse. Look at your daily activities and see if some h ...

When was the last time you fell Victim to a Guillotine Choke? A friend of the podcast with a strange accent calls out JT for the truth. Recovering from a knee surgery how do you make it back it back to the mats? What is the right way to transition from rehab exercises to actua ...