Martin's interview with Prof Peter O'Sullivan: "I felt broken, i felt weak"

[@helenpreston100]

Have to say it is great to have these interviews to send to my patients to help back up my clinical reasoning that they don't need to do core stability exercises and help break up some sticky beliefs. Really helpful, thanks

[@Jaikay1]

So, so true. Once the TVA and psoas muscles become chronically tight, it causes a whole host of issues, telling someone to strengthen their core in that scenario is horrible advice. That's just one scenario where it's a bad idea too, i'm sure there are plenty more. I wonder why this become popular belief/advice, strange.

[@Jaikay1]

I FULLY relate to this man and it's comforting to me that he's obviously a successful, intelligent guy. I used to think I was stupid or weak for suffering this way, but this guy went through it and he's clearly not stupid or weak and HE thought that way too. It's literally a set of symptoms that can affect anyone given the right (or wrong, really) triggers and negative mind set and lack of relevant knowledge about back pain.

[@urhunted]

Really love this kinda interviews and video's about the mind and the body. Learning a lot. Btw,Prof Peter O'Sullivan has intresting knowledge.

[@jds3656]

I M physiotherapist and this is shifting things for me. I would like to go on the course when its next in UK, Come to Liverpool!!! its great city haha ;0