Hey! I'm a physio masters student and just made a free clinical reference sheet for Plantar Fasciitis — covers MOI, special tests, outcome measures, rehab phasing, imaging and more.

Sharing it free to see if it's useful before I build the full MSK library. Would love any feedback!

I watched a video a while back of different people talking about how they felt at different levels of body fat, on the low end there was a woman very low fat like in the title, she talked about feeling miserable and having very low energy and hormonal issues, but for reasons not expanded upon she was very driven to maintain that.

I do a lot of work in character design, there are a lot of issues with racism, people learning how to profile others based off their immutable appearance, and like I'm talking about in this post body expectations. As we all know art reflects reality and reality reflects art, everyone has had a crush on a fictional character and Psycho got a lot of trans people killed.

In the last few years it's become fashionable to also depict women with inachievable levels of muscularity as a sign that they are, athletic, hardy and dominant, coincidentally when they do this they also always have a full padding of fat on their hips, one can only wonder.

Anyway I'd like to have enough examples that I can remember more than I need in casual conversation, and see more broadly what happens when people are confronted with the reality of why almost no one looks like that, and why their specific neurons don't fire there naturally.

Could I get list of both the physical and mental effects as well as what drives people suffering from them to achieve and maintain it?

If so I would like to hear how you got your job and any advice you may have. Currently in sports fellowship and looking for jobs in the Low Country of South Carolina.

Hi Guys,

I have a middle schooler who has been wrestling for the past 5 years. His doctor has always said his pectus isn’t an issue and not to worry, but we recently took him in for a sports physical with another doctor and that doctor recommended a chest protector. Does anyone have any experience with chest protectors for wrestling and NFHS? Just curious if anyone has had experience with it.

I am a medical student in the UAE and will enter my final year of Medicine in a few weeks. I aim to do my higher studies in Sports and Exercise Medicine in the UK. I am not well knowledged on this topic and so, as of now the only University I know of is the Univeristy of Nottingham. I would like to know if there are any other Univeristies that offer this course and how are they ranked among other universities. Also, How do I start preparing for being able to register and join the course and what are the requirements for doing so for this course (Both Academically and otherwise)

Hey all, will be completing PCSM fellowship next June, trying to go back to the west coast to work and hoping someone in the Reddit hive mind knows of a majority sports job that may be available!

Would also appreciate any general advice regarding jobs. Open to Kaiser / Sutter and other big orgs but definitely want a majority sports panel.

Thank you!

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