The Shoulder Physio Podcast

#67 Shoulder impingement with Professor Jeremy Lewis

Shoulder pain management is undergoing a paradigm shift, moving away from outdated structural models toward a functional, biopsychosocial perspective. Professor Jeremy Lewis, a leading researcher in musculoskeletal healthcare, highlights that the long-held belief that poor posture causes impingement is unsupported by e...

#66: Does the supraspinatus muscle initiate shoulder abduction?

#65: Are upright rows bad for your shoulders?

#64: Is measuring strength useful? With Tim Cook

Rotator cuff-related shoulder pain often leads clinicians to prioritize strength testing, yet this practice frequently lacks a clear causal link to patient outcomes. Strength deficits are often a consequence of pain-induced inhibition rather than a primary cause of the condition. While maximal isometric dynamometry pro...

#63: The myth of perfect movement

#62: Pain during exercise: friend or foe?

#61: What is a physiotherapist?

#60: The Burnout Episode

#59: Exercise, sets, reps and the pharmacology problem

# 58: Most rotator cuff tears don't hurt

#57: Stop Looking for a Winner: The Case for Treatment Pluralism

#56: I Posted a Meta-Analysis and 50 Doctors Told Me I Was Wrong

#55: Will AI Replace Physiotherapists?

#54: Physiotherapists are Knowledge Workers

#53: Shin Splints: The Most Misunderstood Running Injury with Laura Anderson PhD(c)

#52 It’s Not All About Strength: What the Evidence Shows and What the Reaction Reveals

#51: Resistance Training Across the Lifespan: What Really Matters with Dr. Jackson Fyfe

#50 Not for everyone: The launch of The Complete Clinician with Dr Jared Powell, PhD

#49: Cognitive Functional Therapy with Prof. Peter O'Sullivan

#48 Rotator Cuff Surgery: What Makes it Worthwhile?