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Sports Rehab Expert
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My name is Greg Schaible and as a Sports Rehab Physical Therapist I work with a lot of athletes and active individuals to overcome injuries like shoulder pain, knee pain or lower back stiffness. This physiotherapy channel aims to help athletes and regular people prevent injuries as well as speed up and increase the recovery rates!
If you like working out at the gym, playing sports, and living an active lifestyle. Then this channel will help you increase muscle strength, tendon resiliency, improve mobility and reduce aches and pains.
My Clinic is On Track Physiotherapy where we help people in Ann Arbor, Michigan as well as ANYONE at a distance through our online training programs.
www.annarbor.physio
Additionally, I own a Sports Rehab Education company called Sports Rehab Expert which helps rehab clinicians and strength coaches improve results with their clients!
www.sportsrehabexpert.com
If you like working out at the gym, playing sports, and living an active lifestyle. Then this channel will help you increase muscle strength, tendon resiliency, improve mobility and reduce aches and pains.
My Clinic is On Track Physiotherapy where we help people in Ann Arbor, Michigan as well as ANYONE at a distance through our online training programs.
www.annarbor.physio
Additionally, I own a Sports Rehab Education company called Sports Rehab Expert which helps rehab clinicians and strength coaches improve results with their clients!
www.sportsrehabexpert.com
3 Exercises to Recover Fast from Ankle Sprain (Plus Avoid Future Ankle Sprains)
3 Exercises to Recover Fast from Ankle Sprain (Plus Avoid Future Ankle Sprains)
Are you struggling with a painful ankle sprain? Want to speed up your recovery and prevent future injuries? In this video, we'll show you three effective exercises to help you recover quickly from an ankle sprain and strengthen your ankles to avoid future sprains.
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My name is Greg Schaible and I am a Physical Therapist & Strength Coach who works with a lot of athletes and active individuals to overcome injuries! Common location of injuries I treat on a daily basis are: Shoulder, Back, Hip, Knee, and Foot/Ankle. This channel aims to help athletes and regular people prevent injuries as well as speed up and increase the recovery rates!
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Are you struggling with a painful ankle sprain? Want to speed up your recovery and prevent future injuries? In this video, we'll show you three effective exercises to help you recover quickly from an ankle sprain and strengthen your ankles to avoid future sprains.
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➟ Channel : / @sportsrehabexperts
🔹𝐀𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐓 Sports Rehab Expert 🔹
My name is Greg Schaible and I am a Physical Therapist & Strength Coach who works with a lot of athletes and active individuals to overcome injuries! Common location of injuries I treat on a daily basis are: Shoulder, Back, Hip, Knee, and Foot/Ankle. This channel aims to help athletes and regular people prevent injuries as well as speed up and increase the recovery rates!
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Exercise #3 is super deceiving! Will get that feel so good burn🔥
This is an award winning presentation. Thank you. Far and away the most helpful video I've seen in over a decade of struggling with these knees
Many years ago I crushed both knee caps and I have limited mobility in my knees. Will this towel work for someone like me. I understand this may be impossible to answer without seeing how much damage I actually have to my knees.
worth a shot, but very hard to say without seeing you
Thank you, Dr. Schaible!
Most welcome :)
Amazing explanation ❤
Thank you 🎉
Glad you think so!
Use. Fewer. Words. OMG…wrap it up! Just answer the question.
I feel this in my quads, but I assume I should feel it in my glutes. Could you please let me know??
should feel both
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Have you seen the Dumbbell straps, they are $20 for a monkey foot.
I think it’s because it is used to rehab the SITS muscles, however, Irritates the “rotator cuff” . Its efficacy is low? To me, it’s a warm up exercise??
Could be used as a warm up exercise. But also can be made challenging as well! It definitely does not irritate the rotator cuff! Especially if done correctly, much like any exercise the form can be butchered. I can tell you from working with hundreds of shoulder pain patients that it is In fact a VERY useful for rotator cuff rehab both at low level and high level.
@@sportsrehabexpertsI’ve been told that this exercise can further irritate the cuff, it’s essentially GH ER. I thought it was low level because it probably doesn’t address the issue that caused the tear in the first place? I am eluding to PRI biomechanics.
@@jamessmith4681 If that is what PRI is teaching these days...Boy am I happy I stopped taking the courses! Listen, they provide a unique perspective that has a lot of benefits. But their treatment is based on neurology. Which is useful to some degree for everyone. But probably on 20% (just making that number up) of people that its actually 100% necessary for. People get way to in the weeds with the breathing thinking it will solve everything because some instructor made a quick change during a demonstration that they are very good at profiling the type of person who will respond rapidly to a breathing exercise (this is done for dramatic effect and buy in). Pain is multifactorial and a breathing drill can be useful, but again likely not necessary for the majority to feel better. And an exercise like this WILL not make someone worse if dosed properly as well as coached properly. If it hurts, then you shouldnt do it. But the same could be said for any exercise. So because it hurts for someone, doesnt inherently make it bad.
does the walking backwards excercise works if i do it on a static bike?
Its a little different, but bikes can be a great tool for knee pain too!
@@sportsrehabexperts thanks bro
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Interesting that the 2 "poor patterns" you show are walking barefoot, and the one you show that is more "correct" has shoes on... Is there something to the shoe or inside the shoe (orthodic) that is helping to create this motion? Would some kind of orthodic help give someone this gait pattern? Or is it all just "muscular training" to get this gait?
Its more patterning and learned behavior then anything
I keep getting this sharp pain on the outside of my knee and this exercise always relieves the pain… my question is will this ever heal on its own? Please and thank you.
If its been going on for awhile then likely you havent found the fix. This helps reduce symptoms for many but the biomechanics of it need to be put into play during a squat, lunge, etc. As well as making sure tissue capacity around the patellar tendon is up to snuff too! Easier said then done, lot of specifics behind this that can't be easily communicated via text. Look to work with someone you trust local or myself online to help get to the bottom of it if you desire.
My lower back might be in its way to slipping a disc. What is recommended to prevent from that happening. I’m 6’ 198 lbs.
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Basic exercise sure! But basic doesn't mean useless! 100%
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So true❤
@@abhishekkhati8816 yesssir!!
Does the first exercise have to be done on one leg and then the other, or can you have both feet on the ground and then raise up from there?
If you physically cannot do it on one leg, then do it on 2. But if you can physically do it, then 1 leg will always be better! In fact you should be able to load it with a weight and do it on one leg!
Wow
Fo sho!
Fo sho!
Love them Spanish Squats! Nice variation!!
Hello, first of all, thank you for the video, it is some of the best advise I’ve seen out there. If wouldn’t mind me asking a quick question; after 2 weeks of acl repairment surgery I have 100 % extension range and 70% bending range motion. Would you say it is ok to start with static bike if bending allows? I know it is not medical advise and it depends on a variety of factors, but would appreciate your general opinion
Sounds like youd be ready!
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I've been doing pogos and strengthening training to get back into sport, and everything was progressing smoothly the last few weeks. However, due to a lot of recent activity, both my injured and good Achilles ended up in some pain. Is there anything I can do to relieve the pain? Also, I was wondering if hitting 2-3 sets of single-leg pogos, going side to side, would mean I'm ready to go back to sprinting and even playing football (soccer)?
Volume and intensity are important to monitor when returning back into a activity such as running, sprinting, soccer, etc. Yes single leg pogo is a good judgement of where you are at. But it still is very different. It gives permission to gradually get back into things (60%, 70%, 80%, etc.) does not give permission to return back at 100%
@@sportsrehabexperts Got you, and thank you so much! 👊😁 Btw when we talk about 60% - 90% we're talking about doing most of things but at a lower intensity but already going for drills? Or I also should go for gradual reintroduction, like this week I try how I feel when juggling, if that's cool next week I would try a light session of dribbling, and so on
@@g0ldxp744 More referring to full game speed. But depending on how intense the drill is, you may chose to do that as well with them! Basic drills can probably do 100% or at least start at 80%. How long you do those basic drills for is probably a bigger thing to monitor if they are Achilles dominant in this scenario.
@@sportsrehabexperts Oohh man, so kind of you!🤘
So in simple terms. Stay on the ball of your foot.? 😅
You need to read the Russian scientist’s book that developed this training method because you are very off my friend.
I am very aware of his work. This is not a depth jump! Its a drop landing. The knee bend angles are not shallow like his book would discuss. But I can change to emphasize anything you or I would like. I use this to build tendon tolerance in deeper ranges of knee flexion. Carry on
I am 46 and a jym trainer and do martial arts since from many years. 3months back i hurt my left leg knee while driving bike and after few days a small bump like appeared below knee cap . And now i feel that my left leg quards muscles have become weak . What to do pls let me know
What is the shoulder blades cue for lateral delt raise? Do we pinch them together and keep it down?
I don't cue the shoulder blades at all! They should just go for the ride (really not that much scap movement here to 90 degrees. Some you might need to teach them how to not let the shoulder superiorly migrate. But this is very different then coaching them to forcefully squeeze the shoulder blade down and back
What is the shoulder blades cue for lateral delt raise? Do we pinch them together and keep it down?
Nice Greg!
Thanks James!
Great video. Thank you so much. You are helping a lot of people. I used also an insole to support the arch.
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This is golden
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching
If you want to build thickness and density back into a tendon that has been compromised it takes isometrics and relative heavy loads. Plyos then utilizes what portion of the tendon that is healthy to display stiffness to transfer force / deal with impact in very quick moments of time!
Doing these loaded is 🔑 bodyweight is for amateur physical therapists and strength coaches who don't know how to train around pain or deal with athletes
Interesting video but the shaky camera at the beginning and end was very distracting.
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Is this for the post or ant?
Just anterior
@@sportsrehabexperts any work out for the post?
This is an excellent video, I tore my Achilles tendón 7 years ago playing soccer. And Ive had a rerupture 3 weeks ago. No doctor has ever given me a full reason for it. I even have my video , Im not brave enough to watch it too. Many people asking me to quit soccer and Crossfit
I appreciate that! Sorry to hear about the rerupture. I hope your recovery goes well! Feel free to reach out if you need more direct help to work together online.
Can this be post op recovery for full knee flexion?
Certainly an option depending on what you had done! Just take it slow and listen to your body. Seek actual help as needed (video is not medical advice)!
@@sportsrehabexperts i understand, i try to push my knee in small increments with pain post-surgery which is helping me in a good way, also I learned the towel trick from you, it really helped me a lot to improve me flexion and extention! Thank you so much!
@@yashgaud4845 most welcome!
Stretching the hamstrings like that would cause major patella problems with me
Thanks for the video! I’ve had recurring Achilles tendinitis pain/strain since tweaking it in a (don’t laugh!) dance class a couple months ago. It keeps coming back unfortunately. A few months ago we decided to take a walking vacation which I am now worried that I won’t be able to participate much in. Oh well, life. However I have started using trekking poles which do help with posture/core engagement and started walking like “Poirot”, which does look like the correct walk you demonstrated! The idea is I’m trying to take shorter steps and roll the foot from heel to forefoot to minimize the load. I don’t know if I can do the 80 miles, but hope I can do part of it. Will take a look at more of your rehab videos.
Glad you found it helpful! You will want to be doing exercises for foot and ankle to help with this process and build more capacity around those tissues!
I’m not a kid anymore I’m an 33 year old adult and have this issue, what do I do?
Would the leg compression machines be helpful in the beginning? The ones that cover from your foot to your hips
Been doing Tib raises for the past 2 years and built the size of my overall lower legs.
Nice!!
I have been doing tib work for the past 6 years, got tibs like half bowling pins. Didn't know it was this popular. I did what I did because looks great when wearing shorts. Mine grow very fast which is why I do 1 set once a week.
haha well as he said, jacked tibs look sick!
@@sportsrehabexperts Yes'sir
4:34 you said it's not bulletproofing but then went on to explain essentially what bulletproofing is. Yes you won't be able to absolutely have it be injury free, but as you went on to explain you can increase the threshold that it would take for an injury to occur. Hence "BulletProofing"
Well just to be clear, I don't think doing tib raises is the best thing you can be doing to prevent knee pain, shin pain, lower body injury. It's just a piece that should not be neglected. But we don't need to make it out to more than what it is either
He ignored Ben Patrick entirely?!!!! A most non-comprehensive attempt at research or looking for evidence IMO.