The Clinical Gap Podcast
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This Clinical Gap Podcast will focus on how physical therapists assess the current literature, think critically, and positively influence the lives of our patients. Conversations with invited guests and thought leaders will cover the topics skimmed over or altogether skipped in school.
The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
In this episode, I cover the concept of 'the dosage makes the poison.' I explain why the concept applies to all aspects of health and wellness.
Full blog post: Kale Won’t Kill You & Sugar Isn’t Poison: Ignore Silly Food Claims About Harm
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
In this episode, I tackle the myths that resistance training is harmful for prepubescent children. Exercise does more than improve aesthetics. We need to better educate and equip children for developing healthy exercise habits.
PMID: 36981742
Read the full blog post: Is Weight Lifting Harmful for Kids? Another Myth That Needs to Disappear
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
In this episode, I discuss a study (PMID: 36825643) that explores how much we atrophy throughout our lifespan.
I also provide strategies for reducing and reversing age-related atrophy.
You can read more about this topic in my blog post 'Our Muscles Degrade as We Age. Here Are 3 Strategies to Prevent It.'
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
In this episode, I cover a recent study (PMID 36107233) compared the effects of concentric-only, eccentric-only, and concentric-eccentric resistance training of the biceps on muscle strength and hypertrophy (muscle growth).
Main takeaway? Don’t skip the eccentrics.
You can read more about this topic in the recent blog post 'Comparing the Concentric vs The Eccentric Part of Resistance Exercises.'
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
This episode explores cryotherapy for pain, exercise recovery, and injury healing. Does research support common claims?
Related article (including research links): Freezing for Fitness? The Science Behind Cryotherapy and its Impact on Recovery
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
This episode assesses the pros and cons of bands, free weights, machines, or calisthenics.
Related Article (research links included): Bands, Free Weights, Machines, or Calisthenics — Which is Best for Muscle Growth?
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
This episode explores current evidence supporting various strategies for lifting objects and heavy weight. Adding lifting variety can safely build strength and resilience
Related article (research links included): Why It Is Safe and Effective to Lift and Exercise With a Rounded Back
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
In this episode, I discuss strategies to reduce exercise time without sacrificing results.
Reflection questions:
How do you track exercise volume within and across sessions?
When would you integrate super sets, drop sets, or rest-pause sets into a program?
Links to the studies:
PMID: 34125411
PMID: 34822137
Related Blogs:
4 Strategies to Reduce Your Gym Time Without Sacrificing Results
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The Clinical Gap Podcast
4M ago
In this episode, I discuss various interset strategies to implement in the gym and clinic
Reflection questions:
What interest strategies do you currently use?
When would you recommend implementing a specific interest strategy?
Links to the studies:
PMID: 36457663
PMID: 30946261
Related Blogs:
How Stretching Between Sets May Help You Build More Muscle
What Are the Best Interset Strategies?
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4M ago
In this episode, I discuss implementing repetitions in reserve (RIR) and ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) in the gym and clinic settings.
Reflection questions:
How would you anchor reps in reserve?
How would you teach reps in reserve to a patient?
How would you integrate reps in reserve into a home exercise program?
Links to the studies:
PMID: 36135029
PMID: 34542869
PMID: 36361320
PMID: 35251786
Related Blogs:
Is Repetition in Reserve a Reliable Strategy for Prescribing Exercise?
Ratings of Perceived Exertion Are Susceptible to Anchors
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