In this week’s episode I speak to Mario, an Osteopath who has finished my mentorship and has had a huge year in terms of his growth in his practice and his business.

In this week’s episode, I reflect on the great year that we’ve had in 2019 and the big takeaways and lessons learned ahead of 2020.

In this week’s episode, Katie shares her Mentorship journey as a sports therapist who has massively grown in her confidence and grown her own private practice over the past 2 years to a level where she’s now thinking about taking on new staff.

I’m really proud of Katie’s journey, and hope you enjoy the episode.

We had a great 2 days at Therapy Expo in November! This was a great event bringing a number of different professions together to discuss best practice.

Listen to the podcast to hear about the talk and how our two days went…

In this week’s episode, Alex shares his story of how finishing the mentorship Live in April gave him confidence to set up his own practice.

Listen to his journey in this week’s episode…

In today’s podcast David shares his mentorship journey. David joined us on the mentorship last year and has gone from strength to strength.

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When John left the NHS and set up on his own in private practice it was a massive challenge initially, and he ran into some problems with patients that he’d now see as straight forward back pain patients.

Listen to John’s story to find out more about his journey to becoming the ‘Go To’ Therapist…

When Alan first joined by mentorship he was spending up to 90 minutes with some of the trickier clients. He has managed to drastically reduce the time he spends with clients while at the same time IMPROVING his results.

Listen to Alan’s story to find out how he implemented the mentorship system which allowed him to work smarter, not harder…

In this week’s episode, Leon shares his journey through the mentorship and how he grew his practice from 5-6 patients per week, to up to 30 patients a week at busy periods.

I’m very proud of Leon’s journey and his success over the past few months…

In today’s episode I share the 6 principles I ensure all of my rehab exercises adhere to. Sticking to these 6 principles has helped me get some really good results quickly in high stress situations (such as world cup final week!).

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I don’t tend to use a lot of open chain exercises in my upper limb rehab these days, but I think that even if you use them to good effect, a lot of therapists are missing a trick when coaching these.

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This week’s podcast is all about nordic curls. There’s a few tweaks to this exercise that I feel are essential to get the most out of them clinically, which I discuss on the podcast.

For more information see thegotophysio.com/blog where I’ve posted a video of how I…

I dedicate a whole module on my mentorship to deceleration. I feel it really is that important. But there are a few things that are extremely important to include in any deceleration drill to be successful.

Listen to this week’s podcast to find out my top tips for successful deceleration…

In this week’s podcast, we digest the importance of using midfoot pressure when deadlifting, as well as discussing the pros and cons of different techniques used when coaching athletes…

Do you feel rushed in your treatment sessions? Do you feel like you need another 10 minutes to just ‘do one more thing’, eventually running over into the next session…

In this week’s episode I share how I avoid this problem in my treatment sessions, and how my step by step system ensures that I never ever feel rushed…

In the latest episode I share the number one thing I’ve implemented in my clinic and in progressional sport over the past two years.

Nailing this one thing has made a massive difference in my clinic…

Over the last few years I’ve spent a lot of time researching and understanding the importance of the diaphragm and ribcage mobility. This is so important, and it’s a big part of my treatment focus in a lot of cases.

In this podcast I share with you my understanding of the diaphragm and ribcage mobility and why it’s so important for low back, groin, and hip patients…

In Episode 7 we talk all about terminal knee extension exercises. These are commonplace in many rehab programs, especially post-op, but are there better alternatives?

Tune in to hear how I modify these exercises to get quicker, longer lasting results with my athlete’s…

Designing treatment plans should be our bread and butter, but in my experience of mentoring 100s of other therapists, many are lacking direction in their treatments. Each session follows the next with no real plan in place to link them all together…

In this week’s episode, I share with you a formula that really resonates with my treatment approach. This formula is the reason why I place so much emphasis on effective explanation in the very first session…

Following on from episode 3, in this episode of The Go-To Physio Show Podcast, I share with you a test that I use all the time in the clinic to assess hamstring load tolerance. If you’ve listened to episode 3, you’ll know how important the hamstring is for glute function, so this test is very useful to me to ensure my athletes and patients are safe to return to sprinting, running, and lifting…

In episode 3 I make a confession – I used to prescribe glute exercises for everything! As I began to gain more experience, I had to deal with some really tricky injuries with a number of elite players at various professional clubs that I was working with, so I had to gain a deeper understanding of how the glute actually works in function…

In episode 2 of The Go-To Physio, I break down how to make sense of the objective assessment and being able to link it to the patient’s story. Doing this successfully is what allows me to be successful at steps one and two of my business growth plan (which I discussed in detail on episode 1)…

In this very first episode of The Go-To Physio, I will be revealing my EXACT 7 step business growth plan of how I MAXIMISED my clinical skills to build a profitable private practice. Following these steps allowed me to build my clinic from a small dingy treatment room above a running shop to now owning a 5 treatment room clinic and having 12 staff run the business without me being there…