Aus Exercise Physiology
@exphysiology.bsky.social
Clinical Exercise Physiologist
Professional practice educator - Australian Catholic University.
Previously Lead Exercise physiologist. Sports medicine > NHS.
ESSA, ASCA & BASES.
Professional practice educator - Australian Catholic University.
Previously Lead Exercise physiologist. Sports medicine > NHS.
ESSA, ASCA & BASES.
Not sold on this @pookleblinky.bsky.social
Not sure it’s grounded in the wide world of evidence we have available to us. Seems like a a pretty biomechanical explanation for why someone has back pain, which we know isn’t always (or rarely) the case!
Not sure it’s grounded in the wide world of evidence we have available to us. Seems like a a pretty biomechanical explanation for why someone has back pain, which we know isn’t always (or rarely) the case!
November 27, 2024 at 2:37 PM
Not sold on this @pookleblinky.bsky.social
Not sure it’s grounded in the wide world of evidence we have available to us. Seems like a a pretty biomechanical explanation for why someone has back pain, which we know isn’t always (or rarely) the case!
Not sure it’s grounded in the wide world of evidence we have available to us. Seems like a a pretty biomechanical explanation for why someone has back pain, which we know isn’t always (or rarely) the case!
Interesting mate. While I agree and think the physical ‘improvement’ is a great byproduct, focusing on the social, sensory and emotional influence of exercise is an important conversation to have.
November 26, 2024 at 10:03 AM
Interesting mate. While I agree and think the physical ‘improvement’ is a great byproduct, focusing on the social, sensory and emotional influence of exercise is an important conversation to have.
What about when you practice with them, what’s the role of exercise in their eating disorder recovery? @maxfitrob.bsky.social
November 25, 2024 at 6:17 PM
What about when you practice with them, what’s the role of exercise in their eating disorder recovery? @maxfitrob.bsky.social