Backside Mechanics, Psych Referral, and Hernias – Movement Debrief Episode 97

Movement Debrief Episode 97 is in the books. Below is a copy of the video for your viewing pleasure, and audio if you can’t stand looking at me.

Here is the set list:

What is the difference between backside and frontside mechanics in sprinting?
Would backside mechanics help someone push off the ground better, thus making them faster?
What tips do I recommend for coaching sprinting?
How do I go about approaching someone who needs a psychology referral?
When is the best time to bring up that a client would benefit from a psychology referral?
What are hernias?
What are some different types of hernias?
What treatments are typically performed for a hernia?
What conservative treatments are useful for hernias?
How do I approach treating a hernia?

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