This is the theory I have been hinting at. It brings together the biomechanical and biopsychosocial models of back pain and completely changes our understanding of stability. It comes out in the same week as the completely redone book the second edition of UPRISE: The Body Guitar Theory and Back Pain Liberation appears on Amazon. (On November 10th). Thank you for being here on this journey.
episode of Spine and Body podcast. In preparation of new book, I release this episode on anatomy that will shake musculoskeletal medicine to its core. We need new understanding of stability, arthritis and how the back works together to understand how we are going to fix back pain. This is the first in a series of podcasts about The Body Guitar Theory where I introduce new concepts.
In this first episode of season 2, we go through the faulty ideas that keep people from getting better from their back pain. To move forward, we have to fix our thinking and free our minds from the thoughts and myths that hold us back.
-The BodyGuitar team
This is the last episode of the year! As we prepare for a new season later this spring, enjoy this episode suggestion from a listener. As mentioned in the show, we are looking for residents and fellows to come and spend some time with us as we both to train the next generation in musculoskeletal care and look for new physicians to add to our team. Please reach out with show suggestions also as we want to make this show even more useful. Thanks to everyone for making this first year a success and happy new year to all!
-The BodyGuitar team
As we come towards the end of season 1, we present another insurance podcast and make the case for direct primary care. This is an ever changing world we live in, and the healthcare world is not just changing, but being forced into change. Dr. Gold presents the model he chose in this change and why. An entertaining podcast that is very timely.
Show notes
On this episode we interview Dr. Rob Gray who is a motor skill acquisition expert. We discuss learning new skills and how perception plays a role in all motion. This episode continues our exploration of all things related to motion and pain.
Dr. Rob Gray is a professor at Arizona State University who has been conducting research on and teaching courses related to perceptual-motor skill for over 25 years. He received his MS and PhD from York University in Canada with a focus on the visual control of movement. He is also the host and producer of the popular Perception & Action Podcast.
Book: “How We Learn to Move: A Revolution in the Way We Coach & Practice Sports Skills” www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09K1T1TG4
Podcast: https://percep:onac:on.com/
Follow/contact: robgray@asu.edu https://twitter.com/ShakeyWaits