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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2024 · 39 MIN

Antony Lo - talking movement technique, pelvic floor physio and working alongside people for behaviour change

from Movement Optimism · host Greg Lehman

Antony Lo (aka The Physio Detective) is an elite physiotherapist with a special interest in the pelvic floor and the female athlete.  Antony is an amazing clinical educator and provides a lot of insight into how our profession can keep moving forward. We discuss: his evolution from the kinesiopathological model to movement optimism the role of movement technique in injury risk reduction (he hates this question) when we need to be clinically specific in our interventions (specific examples related to the pelvic floor are discussed) his views on behaviour and opinion change. Future Teaser! - we are going to have Antony on again to dive deep into behaviour change.     Relevant Links   More about Antony's courses here Antony's clinic page here Antony's popular The Female Athlete LITE course And The Female Athlete Full course Global Pelvic Health Course Diastasis Done Differently course     Greg's Links (Blogs, courses, Recovery Strategies Workbook blah, blah, blah) Website

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