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Nicholas Rolnick

@nickrolnick

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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
How to get Instagram famous in fitness/rehab: a guide 1. Speak only in absolutes and ignore nuance. 2. Create ridiculous exercises that prey on the public’s ignorance. 3. Block people who disagree with you so they can’t have a discussion on your post. 4. Use tons of jargon.
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@PhysioNetwork
Physio Network
3 years
🩸 Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFRT) is growing in popularity ❗️ But do you know how to manage RISK adequately? ✅ Physio Network reviewer @nickrolnick & study group have put out this great study describing exactly how to do it! 🔗 OPEN ACCESS: https://t.co/eloPrLFLkM
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Part 2: again - please share. We need to advocate for our profession and #bfrtraining / #bloodflowrestriction.
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Update on NY: is BFR within scope of practice of physical therapists in NY? Please SHARE!!! Part 1.
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Rehab/fitness tip to remember: If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you. Push the boundaries of your current limits (capacity) and watch them grow over time. If you aren’t challenging yourself in your rehab or strength training, you’re (probably) wasting your time.
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Two muscle building top you can integrate into your exercise routine NOW!
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
What’s one thing people need to hear about physical therapy?
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Speed is essential for hamstring strain rehab!
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@TalkinSPORTSCI
Talkin' SPORT SCIENCE
3 years
🩸Blood Flow Restriction #Training 📽️These Videos: 🧩PART 1 - https://t.co/wCVt1MRXNh 🧩PART 2 - https://t.co/fJQ5KqrgF6 📝Summarize the article 'Blood Flow Restriction Training & The Physique Athlete: A Practical Research-Based Guide to Maximizing Muscle Size’ 💪
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Great summaries here! Thanks for highlighting our work!
@TalkinSPORTSCI
Talkin' SPORT SCIENCE
3 years
By @nickrolnick & @BradSchoenfeld 🔗Here:
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Continuing education should be pursued not because it’s mandated, but because it helps keep providers current on various approaches to rehab. With that being said, some courses are better than others in addressing approaches with merit. PT CEU Industry needs a central authority!
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Contrary to popular opinion, setting the foundations for high level performance can begin very early in the post-injury period. Whereas strength is an essential quality, challenging force absorption/production can and should be individually scaled early to set that groundwork!
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
If you’re being told that your spine is out of alignment and is the reasoning for your pain, run!
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@scottcarlinpt
Dr. Scott Carlin
3 years
5 exercises every runner should master: 🧵
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@PTiSJournal
@PTiSJournal
3 years
Characteristics of return to running programs following an anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: A scoping review of 64 studies with clinical perspectives https://t.co/mMGVEcXk2K
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Think about this - at this point you still can get >1% of a #bitcoin for under $250. Save this post for 5 years from now!
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
If your healthcare provider says to stop doing an activity you love without providing a reasonable (and actionable) modification and a framework for getting back to full unrestricted participation, they’ve failed you. Full stop.
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
“Chronic low-grade inflammation is now considered the link between adipose tissue dysfunctions, metabolic dysregulation and related diseases dictated by the adverse shift of [excessive] adipose tissue towards a pro-inflammatory profile.” -Gomarasca 2019
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
🚩🚩🚩 alert: when your physical therapist tells you that you have “weakness” causing x condition but did no such evaluative objective testing (e.g., isometric, isotonic, isokinetic or force plate measurements) and discounts the role of pain and/or training history!
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@nickrolnick
Nicholas Rolnick
3 years
Sarcopenic obesity is not good.
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