The NAF Physio Podcast

Its been nearly a year since the last episode but we are back with a banger
Trying to help people change their behaviour to exercise is incredibly difficult and often not done well at all
In this joint BCP/NAF episode, Adam and Ben talk about how to best do it

We are back... again! After a 6 month break, the NAF is back, but this is a little different than usual as it's a shared podcast with The Better Clinician Project
Every month, Adam and Ben sit down to discuss a hot topic on the Better Clinician Project on their monthly podcast called Thoughtful Thursday
This month's topic is why does the term non-specific pain cause so much controversy and difficulty for so many clinicians. Enjoy!
To find out more about the Better Clinician Project click here

In this episode of the NAF Adam talks with two of his favorite people from across the pond in the USA and the hosts of his new favorite podcast Movement Logic and thats Dr Sarah Court and Laurel Beversdorf
They discuss their work on promoting heavy lifting in the older female population and their recent excellent breakdown of Stu McGills recent podcasts 
To find out more about their online program here
Listen to their podcast here
Check them out on Instagram here

In this episode of the NAF Adam talks with Claire about what Strength and Conditioning means, some of its benefits and limitations in MSK rehab, and some thoughts on the recent kickback by some therapists against it.
We also find out what Octo-push is and if you can be a basketball player at 5 foot 7
Claire can be found on Twitter/X here and on Instagram here
Her website can be found here

After an extended podcast break Adam talks with Liz Bayley about pain, injury, and rehab in performers and dancers. Liz has years of experience as a professional dancer and with working as a physio with performers and dancers. 
In this episode we discuss the joys and difficulties of working with dancers, the most common myths and misconceptions about injury and dancers, and finally if Adam could do a Can-Can.
Liz can be found on Twitter/X here
And her website can be found here