CARDIOLOGY, PRIMARY CARE AND NUTRITION

Podcast: Dr Stuart McGill: Back Health

Welcome! and Thank you for listening.  Have you ever had back pain? Hip pain? Sciatica? Have you been told to do crunches and sit-ups to strengthen your core?  What is core stability? Spinal health?  Once a bad back always a bad back?  Is walking bad when you have back pain? Dr McGill and I discuss these topics and more during today’s episode.  Go on over to doctordulaney.com and check out some video links to the episode as well.  Our members will get a link to the complete video.  

Stuart McGill PhD backfitpro.com

Books: Back Mechanic, Ultimate Back Fitness and Performance, The Gift of Injury, Low Back Disorders.

Videos: The New Science of Golf and The Ultimate Back

Professor emeritus, University of Waterloo, Ontario. He was professor for thirty years directing the experimental research laboratory investigating the causal mechanisms of back pain, rehabilitation, injury resilience and performance.  

Key points: 

Create proximal stiffness to improve distal power.  Training should give more than it takes away. Today’s society sits too much and walks too little.  Strategic stiffness is key to healthy and improved performance.  

No athlete or person desiring healthy movement will want to miss this interview.  Enjoy!

Email me at jami@doctordulaney.com with questions and please check out doctordulaney.com

for more information and video links.  Thank you for listening. 

3 Comments
  1. Reply
    eli2004sse@comcast.net

    Where do I find the video of the interview with Dr. McGill? I don’t see it on your website.
    Elisse Smotherman

    • Reply
      Dr. Dulaney

      link sent in newsletter. It is up on the members only website.

  2. Reply
    donnaberry09@gmail.com

    This was an amazing podcast! I learned so much in one hour about back health that I now need to know more. I will be purchasing his book, Back Mechanic, as soon as I finish writing this comment. I also will be incorporating THE BIG 3 into my daily routine. It would be fabulous if he would be willing to speak at your conference next year. What a wonderful resource he is when it come to anyone that experiences back pain.

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