control yourself with dr andreo spina

Dr Andreo Spina
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control yourself with dr andreo spina

Creator of Functional Range Systems (Functional Range Conditioning (FRC®) , Kinstretch® (FRC®), Functional Range Assessment (FRA®) and Functional Range Release (FR)®, Dr. Spina's systems are currently utilized by practitioners world wide including dozens of professional sports organizations, athletes, and performers including the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS,NCAA and the UFC. A published author, and international speaker on the topics of joint health, movement and mobility development, sports performance, and injury management, listen to Dr. Spina interact with top performers on a variety of subjects regarding the FRS system as well as human optimization.

  1. 11/01/2024

    Ep_30: Coffee Talk with Hunter Cook

    In this episode, I sat down with @hunterfitness for what was supposed to be a series of short, Q&A posts. However, once we got going, we just kept going. As a result, we are releasing this as a full podcast! Some of the topics we discuss: Sport specific training, recent case studies, and training program alterations Programming for general population and moving well for life The difference between effort and intensity and how it changes client training Training for longevity Athletic injury force profiles and athletic training force profiles - matching one to another Rehab of muscle injuries . . . And many more. Hope you enjoy the chat. Also available on YouTube: youtube.com/DrAndreoSpina⁣⁣

    1h 37m

  2. 16/11/2023

    Ep_29: The Origin of Human Movement by Means of Natural Selection.

    In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking at the Royal College of Chiropractic Sport Sciences of Canada (RCCSS) Move 2020 Virtual Conference: The psychological, biomechanical and neurophysiological implications of human movement. I discussed some foundational FRS® principles in our approach to injury management and athletic development. ⁣Topics include:⁣ How are movements created? Natural selection for movement during embryologicaldevelopment. The process of joint cavitation and why space matters. Looking through the lens of physics to better understand movement…and many more.⁣ ⁣ This episode provides an overview of the key principles governing the thought process behind training and treating homo sapiens. To see all the graphics, watch on YouTube.

    1h 8m

  3. 24/10/2023

    Ep. 28: Managing the spine: Exploring blind spots in manual therapy and S&C.

    In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Michael Chivers to discuss our ongoing development of the FRS Spine Practitioner course.  We touch upon back pain epidemiology, historic approaches to spine training, the shortcomings of spinal literature, the evolution of the bipedal spine, spinal anatomy and neurophysiology physiology, and other topics. This episode, as will the upcoming course, provides vital information for manual practitioners and the S&C community alike who are tasked with the ongoing care of spinal pain and function? You can also watch this episode on YouTube. https://youtu.be/5NhxW5vjWpU

    1h 22m

  4. 25/04/2023

    Ep. 27: Manage the system, not the symptoms.

    In this episode Dr. Spina sits down with Sport Specialist Chiropractor, and FRS Instructor Dr. Michael Chivers to discuss the functional anatomy and clinical management of the shoulder girdle. However, as is usually the case, the conversation ends up following a number of important tangent topics, this time related to the overarching idea of system emergence and how it affects the evolution of human movement, anatomic evolution, injury creation, as well as injury management. This deep dive is invaluable for the listeners of all backgrounds including Strength & Conditioning specialists, Manual Therapists and medical practitioners, as well as those simply looking to improve their physical wellbeing.

    1h 56m

  5. 09/02/2023

    Ep. 26: The Scar Tissue I Wish You Saw

    In this episode Dr. Spina sits down with Dr. John Saratsiotis Physiotherapist, Chiropractor, Biochemist, and lead FRS instructor to discuss a controversial topic in the world of manual therapy and injury management, namely the topic of soft tissue Fibrosis.  What is it?  How does it form? How does it affect force transmission and the many misconceptions surrounding both its existence following injury as well as soft tissue management. We also cover related concepts including tissue directionality in the fascial system, the evolution of tissue healing in humans, what pain is and the role manual therapy plays in its management, and selection of appropriate therapeutic outcome measures.  Complete with scientific references, this talk is a deep dive into the cellular understanding of fibrosis and how it effects human performance making it an important listen for Strength & Conditioning specialists and Manual Therapists alike. To get the most out of this episode, watch it on YouTube where we reference illustrations and scientific sources.

    1h 53m

  6. 27/10/2022

    Ep.25: Bonus - A chat with John Quint at Westside Barbell

    John Quint and I recently visited Tom Barry, Chief Operations Officer of Westside Barbell, and we’ll be co-releasing that episode in the coming weeks. For this podcast, John and I took the opportunity to sit down to discuss John’s history at WSBB and his relationship with Louie Simmons who was a pioneer in developing world, record- breaking strength athletes. We also discuss the present state of strength training and how it has evolved to include training the internal environment. Some of the topics discussed are: The evolution of strength The use of resistance bands in life at WBSS What are the force velocity and force posture curves Internal versus External training What embryology tells us about anatomy Quint’s specialty training for offensive lineman How much strength do you need for sport? And much more. Disclaimer: This podcast does not provide medical advice and it is intended for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For more information or to seek out an FRS provider in your area, please visit our website. To watch on YouTube, visit Dr Andreo Spina

    1h 22m

  7. 22/09/2022

    Ep. 24: Everything you wanted to know about ‘exercise’ but were afraid to ask.

    In this episode I sit down with FRS Instructor Josh Halbert for a philosophical discussion about the concept of “exercise”. We discuss the merits of using an evolutionary perspective to view exercise, modern approaches to physical training, inherent problems with current approaches, and how to reframe intentions and results through training. Other topics include: The influence of memetic selection on exercise creation The history of sports science Complex system emergence Strength programming for trained vs untrained populations What it means to send physiological signals for sport specific results And multiple other topics Disclaimer: This podcast does not provide medical advice and it is intended for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For more information or to seek out an FRS provider in your area, please visit our website.

    1h 58m

  8. 30/08/2022

    Ep. 23: Anatomy Tells A Story

    In this podcast, I sit down with FRS Master Instructor Dr. Michael Chivers for a technical discussion about the evolutionary perspective of anatomy with special attention on the hip joint. We explore how evolutionary pressures forged anatomical structures and their influence on the biomechanics of joints and how the FRS Bioflow model differs from traditional understandings of anatomy. We also discuss the concept of tissue force profiles, tissue specificity in palpation and rehabilitation, and clinical examples from our experiences treating and training clients. Some of the specific anatomy discussed includes: Joint space of the hip Capsular tissues and ligament formation in evolution The adductor magnus, longus, and brevis The rectus femoris The gluteus minimus Pain and referral patterns And more... If you would like to see the related anatomy visuals, please watch the podcast on YouTube. https://youtu.be/URYpG5UvjnA   Disclaimer: This podcast does not provide medical advice and it is intended for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For more information or to seek out an FRS provider in your area, please visit our website.

    1h 57m
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Creator of Functional Range Systems (Functional Range Conditioning (FRC®) , Kinstretch® (FRC®), Functional Range Assessment (FRA®) and Functional Range Release (FR)®, Dr. Spina's systems are currently utilized by practitioners world wide including dozens of professional sports organizations, athletes, and performers including the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS,NCAA and the UFC. A published author, and international speaker on the topics of joint health, movement and mobility development, sports performance, and injury management, listen to Dr. Spina interact with top performers on a variety of subjects regarding the FRS system as well as human optimization.

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