
Dr Ebonie Rio - tendons duh, manual therapy and the need for specificity
About this episode
Once again we are lucky to have another leader in our physio and rehab space. Dr Ebonie Rio PhD, researcher (>100 peer reviewed publication), big thinker and practicing sports physiotherapist (with the Victorian Institute of Sport and The National Ballet).
Ebonie discusses her dual role as a researcher and as a practicing clinician. She shares her insights on:
- manual therapy
- the role of heavy resistance training in tendinopathy
- the importance of a diagnosis for both rehab and in research
- when we need to be specific
- when we need to back off and sometimes listen to pain
- my pain in the butt
This podcast was excellent and there is no way we won't have her on again. She has too much knowledge that eveyone needs to know.
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