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Therapy Live; 14 S&C Questions Answered
Hello everyone. A slightly less hectic week for me this week, how about you? So, did you manage to attend the MASSIVE Therapy Live conference last Friday? Jack Chew and his team did an amazing job of coordinating approximately 90 speakers to deliver sessions to 22,000...
Exercises For Muscle Power
Welcome to post 48 of Strength & Conditioning for Therapists and the second in a two-part series on muscle power. Last time we explored rate of force development (RFD), muscle power and the underpinning determinants. This week we're going to build on that and look...
When to Focus on Muscle Strength, In Rehab?
Hey There. How are things with you today? I hope you're well. As you may have seen, I've been busy on the webinar circuit recently. It's been delightful to connect with so many different people from all over the World and I've thoroughly enjoyed delivering a multitude...
Training Muscle Power
Welcome to power 47 of Strength & Conditioning for Therapists. I hope you're all still keeping well, sane and enjoying a sensible and gradual return to activity. I've been asked several times over the last few weeks about rehabilitating or training muscle power;...
S&C For Therapists Sponsored Place; Meet Santiago
Hi everyone. Today we're going to do something a little different on the blog. You may be aware that I run an online Strength & Conditioning For Therapists course and on each launch I sponsor a place. This specifically means that a therapist from a developing...
Isometrics For Strength Training; Good or Bad?
Hello all and welcome to post 46 of Strength & Conditioning For Therapists. What to focus on today? Well as you can tell from the title it's Isometrics; Isometrics For Strength Training; Good or Bad ? I'm really fortunate to receive e-mails every day from...
How to Avoid Detraining And Limit Strength Losses In Lockdown
Hi there and welcome to post 45 of Strength & Conditioning For Therapists. How are things with you today? Did you enjoy last week's post? Hopefully you felt reassured that not all is lost during this period of lockdown, even if you do stop exercising. This week...
Reversibility Of Training; Deconditioning In Lockdown
Welcome to post 44 of Strength & Conditioning for Therapists. We're approaching 4 weeks into lockdown here in the UK and I'm sure the situation isn't too different for you if you're base elsewhere. Clearly we're not all sunning by the pool, but we are in a...
Hand Held Dynamometer Strength Testing; Shoulder & Knee
Hello everyone and welcome to post 43 of Strength & Conditioning For Therapists. I hope you're all still keeping safe and well. Last time we looked at measurement error in the assessments of muscle strength and the implications of this. This week we're going to...