THE DGR PODCAST David Grey

In this episode of the David Grey Rehab podcast, David returns with a solo episode to answer some listener questions. He addresses topics such as preventing the quad from taking over during a soleus slouch, explaining the biomechanics of a good clean hip hinge, and discussing the challenges of getting clients to adopt new perspectives. Tune in for valuable insights and expert advice on these subjects._____(00:00:00) Intro(00:01:52) Why is change difficult? (00:04:12) DGR Espanol and Workshop Updates. (00:09:53) Feeling the soleus muscle. (00:13:17) Engaging the knee in rehab. (00:16:22) Biomechanics of a hip hinge. (00:21:14) Hip flexion in closed chain. (00:24:23) Closed chain hip flexion. (00:27:22) Hip mobility and glute strength. (00:32:12) First mover advantage in ideas. (00:37:11) First mover advantage. (00:39:25) Clients' resistance to new perspectives. (00:43:07) Proof through feeling and change. (00:47:22) Proof in the form of personal experience. (00:51:09) An interesting topic._____Connect with David Grey Rehab:🦶 Check out our Foot & Achilles Rehab Program🔗 Visit the DGR Interactive platform🌎 Visit our website📸 Follow David Grey Rehab on Instagram🎙️ Subscribe to our YT & listen to more podcast episodes 

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In this solo episode of the David Grey Rehab podcast, episode, David addresses the debate of tucking versus untucking the pelvis. He expresses his opinion that, in most cases, he prefers to leave the pelvis along and avoid cueing for tucking or untucking. Specifically he believes that tucking the pelvis is not beneficial in standing up drills such as split squats, hinges, wall acceleration drills, or plyometrics.Instead, he suggests alternative methods to achieve a slight posterior tilt or posterior expansion, such as using a front-loaded position, reaching the arms in front, or maintaining heel pressure. Be sure to hit the like and subscribe button!_____(00:03:32) The pelvis and motion. (00:04:08) Pelvic movement in different planes. (00:08:10) Neutral pelvis and exercise variations. (00:12:21) Pelvic tilts and posture. (00:17:19) Pronation drills and pelvic hike. (00:22:37) Cueing the hip lock. (00:24:07) Rotating towards the stance leg. (00:28:10) Zercher position and its variations. (00:33:39) Using kickstand hinge technique. (00:35:29) Robbing people's ability to hinge._____Connect with David Grey Rehab:🦶 Check out our Foot & Achilles Rehab Program🔗 Visit the DGR Interactive platform🌎 Visit our website📸 Follow David Grey Rehab on Instagram🎙️ Subscribe to our YT & listen to more podcast episodes 

In this solo episode of the David Grey Rehab podcast, host David answers some questions sent in.



He discusses a listener's question about the lack of switching projection and reactivity in people's rehab and gym work.



David agrees that these elements are often overlooked and explains that traditional gym routines typically focus on other aspects of fitness. He suggests incorporating plyometrics exercises to improve reactivity and mentions the importance of including these elements in rehab programs as well.



Be sure to send in any suggestions about the 100th episode. We have something special planned!



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(00:00:00) Introduction



[00:00:19] Episode 100 plans.



[00:08:26] Switching is underutilized in training.



[00:12:12] Switching and hip mobility.



[00:19:23] A rectus strategy.



[00:20:13] Slouching exercises and erectus strategy.



[00:24:04] Overcorrection and hip flexion.



[00:29:10] Internal rotation is a downforce.



[00:33:10] Teaching Internal Rotation through Slouching.



[00:36:24] Teaching proper hip usage



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In this episode of the David Grey Rehab podcast, David answers various business-related questions from his audience. He covers topics such as marketing, content creation, networking, advertising, and advice for young entrepreneurs. David also discusses the importance of receiving five-star reviews on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. The episode concludes with a discussion on his unique approach to marketing, referring to it as a "wheel" rather than a traditional funnel. Tune in to gain valuable insights and tips for growing your business._____(00:00:00) Introduction(00:01:18) Podcast reviews and marketing funnel. (00:06:02) A wheel of engagement. (00:08:09) Low to high ticket offers. (00:11:47) Leaving the industry discussion. (00:16:39) The difficulty of retirement. (00:19:31) Negative comments and their impact. (00:24:01) CPD courses and learning. (00:28:15) Networking without transactional approach. (00:35:07) Consistent revenue and footfall. (00:42:30) Super practical exercise programming._____Connect with David Grey Rehab:🦶 Check out our Foot & Achilles Rehab Program🔗 Visit the DGR Interactive platform🌎 Visit our website📸 Follow David Grey Rehab on Instagram🎙️ Subscribe to our YT & listen to more podcast episodes 

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In this episode of the David Grey Rehab podcast, David welcomes Alan Murdoch, owner of Speedworks Bath, and coach who specialises in rehabilitation for high-level athletes. They discuss the importance of switching projection and reactivity in athletic performance and delve into Alan's unique approach to rehab, which focuses on intermuscular coordination and gait cycle specificity. David and Alan also explore topics such as plyometrics, sprinting, and returning to sport after injury. Tune in for a wealth of valuable insights from this phenomenal coach._____About our Guest: Prior to founding Speedworks Bath, Alan was the Head of Academy Performance and Rehabilitation services at Bath Rugby. Regarded as one of the premier speed coaches in the UK, Alan has been working in professional sport for over 12 years and has a specialist interest and skillset in all things speed, agility and injury rehabilitation. He has supported many international level team sport athletes in rugby and football to perform at the very highest level and helped countless young athletes transition to professional sport better athletes and better humans._____[00:00:00] Introduction[00:01:43] Rehab process and intermuscular coordination. [00:10:12] Calf pandemic. [00:15:01] Movement and rehab development. [00:19:51] ACL surgery and early rehab. [00:24:10] A speed-based approach. [00:26:39] Enhancing traditional strength training. [00:31:04] Distribution of load and stress. [00:34:10] Key components to acceleration. [00:42:23] Movement coaching and athlete development. [00:44:16] Coaching acceleration and sidestep. [00:48:08] Plyometric stress continuum. [00:52:22] Complex 3D Plyometric Exercises. [00:55:05] Sensations and neuromuscular work. [01:01:07] Soldier's chronic hip pain. [01:08:00] Transfer of Training. _____Connect with David Grey Rehab:🦶 Check out our Foot & Achilles Rehab Program🔗 Visit the DGR Interactive platform🌎 Visit our website📸 Follow David Grey Rehab on Instagram🎙️ Subscribe to our YT & listen to more podcast episodes Connect with Alan Murdoch🎙️Follow Alan on Twitter📸Check out his Instagram_____

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In this episode of the David Grey Rehab Podcast, David welcomes Joseph Bartz. Joseph, who was David's first-ever teacher, is known for his expertise as a coach and his deep understanding of various topics. They discuss key principles such as the bio-psychosocial model and its applications, joint mobility practices, and the importance of internal versus external focus points for individuals dealing with pain or movement limitations. David and Joseph provide valuable insights and engage in an informative conversation that delves into these topics in depth. Don't miss this episode filled with thought-provoking discussions and expert perspectives!_____[00:00:00] Introduction[00:01:07] Biopsychosocial model and movement. [00:18:43] Emphasis on breathing well. [00:21:07] Ribcage mobility and movement. [00:25:37] Thoracic spine flexion drills. [00:31:25] The biopsychosocial model. [00:45:09] Joint mobility and movement education. [00:48:07] Meditation and head movements. [00:53:11] Focusing on the task. [00:56:30] Intense travel experiences. [01:02:02] Ageless benefits of movement. [01:07:12] Joint articulations and tension. [01:08:08] Soft range of motion practice._____Connect with David Grey Rehab:🦶 Check out our Foot & Achilles Rehab Program🔗 Visit the DGR Interactive platform🌎 Visit our website📸 Follow David Grey Rehab on Instagram🎙️ Subscribe to our YT & listen to more podcast episodes Connect with Joseph Bartz🎙️Follow Joseph on Youtube🌎 Check out his website

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