Why Biomechanics Still Matter – Between Sets Podcast, Listen At » https://anchor.fm/betweensets Professor McGill on the bio-psycho-social approach to back pain, the influence of social media, and enhancing success with matching the best approach to the individual
Back pain in the 21st century – Tom Matt Show Podcast, Listen At » http://tommattshow.libsyn.com/website/stuart-mcgill On this episode Tom talks with renowned back specialist, Dr. Stuart McGill, about back pain in the 21st century. Stuart McGill is Professor Emeritus at the University of Waterloo, and has authored over 240 scientific journal papers, 5 books, and […]
ASCA Podcast #46 – Dr. Stuart McGill, Listen At » https://soundcloud.com/user-183248915/asca-podcast-46-dr-stuart-mcgill Prof McGill explains adaptation mechanisms and how programming and exercise selection influences success or failure. Features of Assessment are discussed. Thoughts and guidelines are offered pertaining to the influence of anatomical hardware vs mental and cognitive software on enhancing resilience and performance. SHOWNOTES 1) […]
Listen At » Soundcloud Listen At » iTunes Bootcamp Blueprint: Dr. Stuart M. McGill is a professor emeritus, University of Waterloo, where he was a professor for 30 years. His laboratory and experimental research clinic investigated issues related to the causal mechanisms of back pain, how to rehabilitate back-pained people and enhance both injury resilience […]
Listen At » https://www.21stcentury.physio/blog/020 In Episode 20 of the 21st Century Physio Podcast, Stuart McGill brings you into the 21st century. In this episode, Stuart discusses: – His top learnings from a 30+ year career working with the spine – How to make the transition from researcher to clinician and vice versa – Key things […]
Listen At » https://soundcloud.com/cuttheshitgetfitwithraf/episode-257-with-dr-stuart-mcgill In this episode, I interview the legend Dr. Stuart McGill, and talk everything from back pain, surgery options, psychological influences, deadlifts, and more! Rafal Matuszewski, Cut the S#!t Get Fit Podcast
Listen At » https://soundcloud.com/user-57278028-81320482/episode-77-dr-stuart-mcgill Dr. Stuart McGill joins us to talk about his work as a Biomechanist specializing in spinal injury and rehabilitation. We discuss some risk factors for spinal injury, training adaptations and how they can influence spinal injury risk, Powerlifters who work desk jobs, the use of the “McGill Big 3” and towards […]
Listen At » https://ericcressey.com/elite-baseball-development-podcast-sparing-the-spine-with-dr-stuart-mcgill We’re excited to welcome an astonishingly accomplished and influential researcher and clinician, Dr. Stuart McGill, to the podcast for Episode #16 for an in-depth discussion on sparing the spine in rotational sport athletes.
Listen At » https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/stuart-mcgill-a-legend-in-spine-care-and-performance/id1367473181?i=1000442690507 This episode features spine care legend, Stuart McGill. Stu is retired but for many years served as a Professor of Spine Biomechanics at the University of Waterloo, and is Chief Scientific Officer of Backfitpro. As a professor for 30 years he explored low back mechanics and has been the author of […]
Dr Stuart McGill is a professor emeritus at the University of Waterloo and a world expert in back pain. Dr McGill has worked with some of the best athletes in the world across pretty much every sport you can imagine as a spinal specialist, so if anyone can give us some advice about how to […]
“To be able to have the opportunity to have this guy as a guest and pick his brains was absolutely awesome. For this weeks Strength Chat, it was a pleasure to chat with the Chief Scientific Officer for Backfitpro, as well as an author and contributor to numerous peer-reviewed journal papers, with his research into […]
Listen At » http://shiftmovementscience.com/drstuartmcgill/ “I am incredibly excited to share with listeners an interview with someone who I have looked up to for many years, Dr. Stuart McGill. Dr. McGill has a PhD from the University of Waterloo and is one of the most internationally known researchers in spine biomechanics, having worked at The University […]