PodChatLive Episode 97 with the Running Shoe Geeks
In this episode we were joined by "The Running Shoe Geeks": Podiatrists and old friends of PodChatLive Michael Nitschke (Nitta, Episode 66) and Thomas Do...
Episode 88 with the Doctors of Running [Best Running Shoes of 2020]
In this episode we were joined by the “Doctors of Running” (Matt Klein, Nathan Brown & David Salas) to have one final nerd out for...
Episode 86 with Christian Barton [Knee Pain in Runners]
In this episode we were joined by Christian Barton. Christian is a Physiotherapist who completed his PhD in patellofemoral pain and is now a post-doctoral...
Episode 79 with Matt Klein [Running Shoe Appraisal]
In this episode we were joined by Matthew Klein who is a Physical Therapist based in California and is currently studying for his PhD. He...
Episode 75 with Thomas Do Canto [Running Injury (History Taking)]
In this episode we were joined by Sports Podiatrist (and 2:14 marathoner) Thomas Do Canto to talk through his approach to taking a thorough history...
Episode 66 with Michael Nitschke on ‘To Infinity & Beyond (Injury?)’
In this episode we talk with Michael Nitschke ("Nitta") about the holy grail - running shoes that *might* reduce injury rates. In the week that...
Episode 63 with Alex Hutchinson [The Nike Shoe Controversy]
In this episode we had great fun with Alex Hutchinson talking about the running shoe/s which appears to have moved the needle more than any...
Episode 56 with Tim Gabbett [Load Management]
In this episode we were delighted to welcome Dr Tim Gabbett who consults across numerous elite sporting domains worldwide and talk about load management. He...
Episode 53 with Chris Napier [Running Shoes]
In this episode Dr Chris Napier, Physiotherapist and Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia (and 2:33 marathoner) summarises his recent BJSM editorial on...
Episode 51 on Patellofemoral Pain
In this episode with chatted with the physiotherapists, Simon Lack and Brad Neal and the Podiatrist, Alice Corbett about patellofemoral pain, proximal and distal influences...