Ep.40 ’Posture - When Does It Matter?’ with special guest Dr Chris Norris #STA40

Recorded live on Tuesdays at 8pm (UK time) on the Sports Therapy Association Facebook Page and also streamed live to YouTube, host Matt Phillips (creator of Runchatlive) brings guests from the Sports Therapy industry to answer YOUR questions and discuss topics chosen by YOU.

Ep.40 of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast brings you Dr. Christopher Norris, Physiotherapist, MSc Exercise Science, PhD Spinal Rehabilitation and Acupuncturist & Dry Needling practitioner. Dr. Norris is the author of thirteen books on physiotherapy & exercise, including a textbook on sport injuries (Sports and Soft Tissue Injuries, Routledge). His book ‘Back Stability’ (Human Kinetics)' has received top reviews in both the UK and USA, and his ‘Complete Guide’ books regular get 4 and 5 star ratings on Amazon.

In this episode, Dr. Norris will be discussing the question: 'Posture - When Does It Matter?". Prepare yourself for an hour of revelation as Dr.Norris dispels some of the myths & misconceptions about posture that are still taught today on many courses. We'll be talking about when mechanics is important and when it isn't, and as soft tissue therapists how we can decide what to look for and when to look, as well as when to intervene and when to leave alone.

Useful links:
• Christopher Norris Posture blog - written a few years ago with useful references.
• Christopher Norris Course: 'Posture, Pain & Therapy' - includes free sample lectures & videos.   
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