Leor Giladi

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Leor Giladi

Leor Giladi

@giladiDPT

DPT, CSCS, USAW, CF-L1 | UM Flint 2017 alum | fitness enthusiast, major geek, and lover of steak and ice cream. Training motto: will sprint for cake

Michigan, USA Katılım Kasım 2015
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Leor Giladi
Leor Giladi@giladiDPT·
@SpicySubscribe I ordered the elite spice box on 12/2 and I haven't received it yet. I've made a few outreach attempts to support with no resolution. Please DM me to assist.
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Leor Giladi
Leor Giladi@giladiDPT·
@united I had to cancel my upcoming flight due to coronavirus concerns, but I don't know how to get a refund or credit for my pre-purchased checked bags. Help!
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Leor Giladi
Leor Giladi@giladiDPT·
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Bill Hartman
Bill Hartman@BillHartmanpt·
Break your problem solving down to 5 steps. 1. Identify meaningful or important information. 2. Interpret that information. 3. Intervene based on your understanding. 4. Monitor the outcome of your intervention. 5. Repeat until the problem is resolved.
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Bill Hartman
Bill Hartman@BillHartmanpt·
Avoid thinking and reasoning. Follow the cookbook. Regurgitate the information presented yesterday. Come baby bird and be fed. OR reject the meal offered, fend for yourself, ask questions, do the work, and earn something. Yes, it’s time consuming and uncomfortable. So what?
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Lee Taft
Lee Taft@leetaft·
When adults lose ability to step up and down with variation they limit their options to function. Stay Athletic!
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Bill Hartman
Bill Hartman@BillHartmanpt·
Greater complexity demands simpler explanations. This is never easy. Teaching is effortful and difficult. Jargon to appear erudite misleads. Learners fault themselves for a lack of understanding. This is the teacher’s failure. The wise offer profound simplicity.
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Leor Giladi@giladiDPT·
@greenfeetPT Interesting point. I'm not sure I'm in any camp deeply enough that I don't ask questions. I typically have people attempt to change a movement habit and see what happens. I think it's all exploration and experimentation to find what produces optimal results.
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Doug Kechijian
Doug Kechijian@greenfeetPT·
@giladiDPT Just worked with a sprinter who folded at the hips while accelerating out of the blocks. Showed him video and asked him to reflect. Said a previous coach told him to "stay low". Had I not asked I would have assumed he was just "self organizing".
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Doug Kechijian
Doug Kechijian@greenfeetPT·
The "self organization is best" camp supposes that people/athletes do things in an informational vacuum. Coaches and the internet opine about how people should sit, stand, run, lift, etc. Seldom do athletes just do what comes "naturally". Can't assume SO is always a "choice".
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Doug Kechijian
Doug Kechijian@greenfeetPT·
For a medication, the "minimum effective dose" is generally that which eliminates the disease or the symptoms- it's binary. Sport preparation is not binary, it's a matter of degree hence we'll never really know what the MED actually is. Avoid extremes- the rest is tinkering.
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Leor Giladi@giladiDPT·
@zachrstearns "I'm really glad you're here so we can figure this out and guide you towards feeling better" followed by sx behavior questions and pain sensitivity/reactivity questions. My goal is to develop a plan fwd while providing clarity and understanding. Side note: I rarely ask 0-10 pain
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Zachary Stearns
Zachary Stearns@zachrstearns·
@giladiDPT Thanks for clarifying. My question is intended for the scenario of meeting someone for the first time and they report 10/10 pain, whether written on an intake form or in response to a question about their pain.
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Zachary Stearns
Zachary Stearns@zachrstearns·
Clinicians and students, I'm preparing a presentation about pain and could use your help. 🙏 What went through mind during a time when a patient reported 10/10 pain? Then what did you (or the clinician) actually say or do?
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Leor Giladi@giladiDPT·
@AdamMeakins Wouldn't say I worship neuromodulation, but I definitely use it in my practice. I love empowering people through both education and options. Exercise is the medicine but there are many ways to guide them on their journey. I want them to be able to choose their path.
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The Sp⚽️rts Physio
The Sp⚽️rts Physio@AdamMeakins·
Do therapists ‘worship’ neuro modulation and symptom modification treatments so much because they lack the skills and confidence to reassure patients and help them continue on despite pain and disability?
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Brett Bartholomew
Brett Bartholomew@Coach_BrettB·
Some things you should never feel guilty about: being selfish when it comes to your time, your health and your family. If those go, so does everything else. Basic principle, but often neglected.
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Chris Beardsley
Chris Beardsley@SandCResearch·
Time under tension is one of the most poorly-defined concepts in the hypertrophy literature, largely because there is a tendency to ignore the fact that both the size principle and the force-velocity relationship are involved in muscle force production.
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Jeff Moore
Jeff Moore@jeffmooredpt·
Great discussion on this paper: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/30130… Wanted to note lifestyle behaviors from full text: "Evidence of joint space narrowing, difficulty sleeping, & frequency of certain foods, including dairy and meat, were predictive of worsening pain over time." @TheAPHPT
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Alan Fredendall, PT, CF-L3
Alan Fredendall, PT, CF-L3@AlanFredendall·
We lose these patients to other professions because we spend our time on Twitter asking to see RCTs and systematic reviews on every single topic idea instead of rolling our sleeves up and getting to work. True "doctoring" involves being willing to operate in the grey sometimes.
Steve Karas PT@Steven_AK

@mkgeisinger @ZuccarelliDPT @dr_mitch_dpt Like it. We lose these pts to other professions w less knowlegde. Ditch the cufg wts & get them working. Need to present this at confetences.

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