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In today's episode we have the absolute pleasure of welcoming Kyle Poland. Kyle started his education at the University of Waterloo where he completed an Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, specializing in rehabilitation sciences. His passion for helping the injured with exercise grew leading him to become a certified strength and conditioning specialist, working with the public as a strength coach. Kyle then wanted to further his education to get a better understanding of how to help others completing a Master's of Science in Biomechanics and Neurophysiology at the University of Guelph where his thesis focused on Central Sensitization, a neurological phenomenon of how pain can persist for so long. Kyle is currently teaching sciences and providing virtual training, empowering those with chronic pain to continue participating in exercise and their favourite activities despite lingering injuries. In today's show Kyle and I dive into the complexities of Pain anatomy and physiology, some of the many factors which can contribute to pain perception, central sensitization, referred and projected pain as well as clinical applications of these concepts. We hope you enjoy the show!



For the detailed show notes with everything we discussed in the episode including all the references and resources check out our website https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/episode19

If you have any questions, comments, concerns or have a topic you would like me and Stefan to tackle you can find us on our Instagram and facebook pages @whyitdependspodcast, email us at whyitdepends@gmail.com you can also check out our website at https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/ for all the show notes for each and every episode and our blog.

Today's episode is the very first of a series titled "Just Anatomy" where your Co-host Zachary Marchildon dives deep into the detailed anatomy of specific regions and systems of the body to provide an audible study tool for the student. Today's show looks at the musculoskeletal tissues in the Lumbo-Pelvic region.

We hope you enjoy the show!

For the detailed show notes with everything we discussed in the episode including all the references and resources check out our website https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/episode18

If you have any questions, comments, concerns or have a topic you would like me and Stefan to tackle you can find us on our Instagram and facebook pages @whyitdependspodcast, email us at whyitdepends@gmail.com you can also check out our website at https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/ for all the show notes for each and every episode and our blog.

Today's episode is the first of an anatomical series where Stefan and I take a look at specific regions in the body and discuss their structure, why we think it is structured in that way, how it may influence structures above and below as well as how it may facilitate physiological function. In this episode, we take a look at the Lumbo-Pelvic region, we hope you enjoy the show!



For the detailed show notes with everything we discussed in the episode including all the references and resources check out our website https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/episode17

If you have any questions, comments, concerns or have a topic you would like me and Stefan to tackle you can find us on our Instagram and facebook pages @whyitdependspodcast, email us at whyitdepends@gmail.com you can also check out our website at https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/ for all the show notes for each and every episode and our blog.

Our guest on todays show is Sam Jarman. Sam has obtained an undergraduate in Honors BA in Kinesiology from York University, a Master's in Osteopathic Manual Sciences from The Canadian Academy of Osteopathy and a MSc from the HSED (Health Science Education) program at McMaster University. Sam has worked as a Kinesiologist, an osteopathic manual practitioner as well as been an educator in Osteopathic manual practices. In todays episode we have the opportunity to dispute perspectives on what osteopathy is and is not, some of the constraints on osteopathic research and it purpose as well as Sam’s opinions on education based on scientific philosophy. This is a very fun episode you wont want to miss.



For the detailed show notes with everything we discussed in the episode including all the references and resources check out our website https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/episode16

If you have any questions, comments, concerns or have a topic you would like me and Stefan to tackle you can find us on our Instagram and facebook pages @whyitdependspodcast, email us at whyitdepends@gmail.com you can also check out our website at https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/ for all the show notes for each and every episode and our blog.

Today's episode is the first of a brand new series titled "Case Studies". Stefan and I dive into real and theoretical cases that have come up in our careers from an osteopathic and strength/conditioning perspective. We discuss terms and diagnosis commonly used in the therapeutic industry through the lens of collective mechanics, functional anatomy, physiological function and mechanisms of injury. We hope you enjoy the show!

For the detailed show notes with everything we discussed in the episode including all the references and resources check out our website https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/episode15

If you have any questions, comments, concerns or have a topic you would like me and Stefan to tackle you can find us on our Instagram and facebook pages @whyitdependspodcast, email us at whyitdepends@gmail.com you can also check out our website at https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/ for all the show notes for each and every episode and our blog.

On todays show we welcome guest, Adam Wolf. Adam’s professional credentials include Licensure in Physical Therapy (IL), Massage Therapy (IL) and Fellow of Applied Functional Science (Gray Institute)(’09). Some of his certifications include Enhance Running Technician, Functional Range Conditioning (FRC), Dry Needling Certified, Neurokinetic Therapy level 3(NKT), Functional-Neuro-Orthopedic Rehab (FNOR) provider, and he has his certificate of competency in vestibular rehabilitation. As a Physical Therapist of over 16 years in Chicago, he is the owner of REAL Physical Therapy and founder of The Movement Guild. In today's episode, Adam dives into his experience cultivating his approach to the human body by way of learning from so many others. We discuss a host of topics including pain, posture, applied neurology, and methodologies to assessment and treatment. We talk about brain reflexes, central nervous system wind up, treating different populations and much more. We hope you enjoy the show!

For the detailed show notes with everything we discussed in the episode including all the references and resources check out our website https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/episode14

If you have any questions, comments, concerns or have a topic you would like me and Stefan to tackle you can find us on our Instagram and facebook pages @whyitdependspodcast, email us at whyitdepends@gmail.com you can also check out our website at https://thewhyitdependspodcast.com/ for all the show notes for each and every episode and our blog.