Forward Physio

In this episode, Noah was joined by Alexis Léveillé, a physiotherapist from Montreal, Canada. who popularly known on social media as NoBullshitPhysio,Alexis has gained popularity online for going after those who spread harmful misinformation on social media and for proving to be a well-read and reliable source for all things rehab-related. Alexis' loyal followers enjoy his content knowing that it is trustworthy, valuable, and of course,  extensively well-researched. Stay tuned for Pragmatic Rehab Principles, a project Alexis is helping to create with the goal of providing subscribers with the latest breakdowns of clinically-relevant research.Today, Noah and Alexis discuss: Is bracing is effective for preventing injuries?When is it important to understand how things work?How most people go wrong by taking the "how" too farHow to apply knowledge of the mechanisms of manual therapy and exercise to make these treatments more effectiveAnd much moreAlexis' Instagram Alexis' TwitterPragmatic Rehab Principles ----Noah's InstagramFor questions and business inquiries: noahmandelphysio@gmail.com

Noah sat down with Angus Bradley, a strength and conditioning specialist from Wollongong, Australia. Angus is well known for challenging nonsense in the fitness industry while providing a simple yet thoughtful perspective. He is the host of the Hyperformance Podcast with his brother, Oscar. He is also the creator of General Physical Preperation, a community-driven training program focused on promoting strength, athleticism, mobility, and conditioning.In this episode, they discuss: what it is like to post on social media as physio and fitness professionals, what it is like to have an online business, and most importantly, Angus' training and coaching philosophy. It is a refreshing and holistic perspective that every gym-goer and coach needs to hear!Angus' WebsiteAngus and Oscar's Hyperformance PodcastAngus' Instagram----Noah's InstagramFor questions and business inquiries: noahmandelphysio@gmail.com

In this episode, Noah was joined by Adam Meakins, one of the most prominent figures in the world of physiotherapy.  With over two decades spent as a clinician, a background in strength and conditioning, published literature in scientific journals, and experience teaching his course all around the world, Adam possesses an extensive wealth of knowledge. We discuss: when physios are useful and when they are not, why strengthening is not always the answer, what it means to implement a human-centered approach, what Adam would do differently if he started his career again, and more. Expect to have a much better understanding of what it means to be an evidence-based, critically-thinking, caring, and compassionate physio after this episode.Adam's InstagramAdam's TwitterAdam's Website---Noah's Instagram