Thank you very much so much for this video. Very instructive.

This is nothing more than marketing of bs. You don't have a clue what critical thinking skills involve and instead, you are conflating this with something cheap and cheesy. Physio is a bogus profession polluted by charlatans who peddle snake oil.

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The title of this video is exactly what is lacking in PT! Critical thinking would call into question the motives underlying the profession as nothing more than self-promotion. Ever wonder why the average age of the PT is so young (compared to Meds), or why the profession is so Wonder bread white? It's a childish fantasy of wannabe doctors who couldn't get into medicine but still feel entitled to share the status. It's why so many leave. PT is a joke.

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I lost dexterity of my hand due to the same problematic area pain from the nerves. I wonder if I'll ever regain dexterity of my hand back

Great analysis, thank you! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

I like this approach and also present a lot of these concepts with my massage therapy students. I also like that you've incorporated effective coaching techniques to identify pain points and deeper meaning to the patient/client goals. Nice to-the-point presentation.

Am I missing something or is the diaphram model inverted for some reason? Isn't the right side supposed to be larger?

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It's been something I've been thinking about recently with my clients. What's going to get them to do the necessary amount of exercise to improve their issue. These is a nice simple question. Thank you.

Love the information Dave! Just to clarify, so we ask the patient to put intent through the fingers as in gripping the weight harder to bias rotator cuff activation more?

quality stuff dave! really wished uni and my placements would delve deeper into this crucial aspect of our field

Hi, because of multiple shoulder dislocations, I underwent a laterjet caracoid transfer, since then I’ve been unable to lift my behind my back, my shoulder and bicep strength is about 40% less than my other arm and I find paddling when surfing, smashes my traps, there’s also significant muscle wastage in that arm. Do you have any recommendations? I’ve been struggling for years and most Physio’s look lost the moment I mention the operation. Thank mate

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Has anything changed from when you first started doing this video series vs how things are now? I'm working on opening a massage therapy and rehab clinic and was wondering if it was worth going through your older video series?

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Appreciate you uploading this series! Gives us a much better idea of what it takes to run a successful wellness clinic.

Welcome back Dave!

Thank you for the interesting content. Just a thought: maybe Paddy would benefit from a better microphone. As a non-native English speaker I sometimes find it difficult to understand every word. Anyway, keep up with the great job 👍

Hi Dave great video as usual! I’m wondering if you still use NKT in your practice and would you recommend it for clinical practice?

which soft tissues are you applying the pressure on?

Can you please attach the paper from Peter o Sullivan 1:09

Hi, Is it also possible for the diaphragm and ribcage to limit a supine straight leg raise test? Thanks!

I am a physiotherapist. I want to get certificate from your organization. Tell how to get certificate from your organization. thank you 

Really helpful information - thank you.

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Very helpful video thanks

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physiotreasure.blogspot.com/ As a physio I have created this blog for students and professionals to get free access to the Physiotherapy books, go through it.

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Volume on your videos is a bit too low .

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Great video. I learned a lot. Thanks.

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As a patient, not a physiotherapist, what I’ve found is there’s very little treatment for the cost involved now. A very brief hands on session followed by demonstration of exercises and then, if the patient is willing, some acupuncture. It’s been years since a physiotherapist did a full, lengthy hands on treatment for my issues. Once a patient has a diagnosis and has had a couple of sessions, they can continue on their own. My suggestion to physiotherapists is keep learning new and innovative techniques and go to continuing professional development courses. Most of what I learn now from physiotherapists, I find on KZbin, because those physiotherapists are innovative and on top of the latest research.

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is this channel still active? Does anyone respond to this? I found your information regarding the diaphragm excellent and wanted to know more