Brogan Williams
Auckland
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Tendons under load: Understanding pathology and progression
Tendon pathology is a prevalent and complex issue that impacts individuals across various domains, from elite athletes to the general population. Tendons, which are specialized fibroelastic tissues that connect muscle to bone, play a critical role in enabling efficient movement and force transmission.
Measuring one’s ability to alter, change, and reduce lumbar flexion on call and underload part II
Translate this page into: ARTICLE IN PRESS doi: 10.25259/JMSR_397_2024 , 1Department of Research, College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Auckland, New Zealand. *Corresponding author: Brogan Williams, Department of Research, College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Auckland, New Zealand. brogan.s.williams@gmail.com Abstract While deadlifting, flexing the spine is inevitable; however, can it be minimized?
Effects of the NeuroHAB Program on Low Back Pain and Oswestry Disability Index Scores: A Retrospective Wait-List Control Study
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The movement potentiation scale and movement therapy - A study of three cases
Translate this page into: ARTICLE IN PRESS doi: 10.25259/JMSR_70_2024 , , , 1Department of Research, The Association of Musculoskeletal Sports Physiologists, Auckland, New Zealand 2Department of Research, The College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Brisbane, Australia *Corresponding author: Brogan Williams, EP, PhD, The Association of Musculoskeletal Sports Physiologists, Department of Research, Auckland, New Zealand.
Measuring one’s ability to alter, change, and reduce lumbar flexion under load: A case report
Translate this page into: ARTICLE IN PRESS doi: 10.25259/JMSR_5_2024 , , , 1Department of Research, College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Auckland, New Zealand *Corresponding author: Brogan Williams, Department of Research, College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Auckland, New Zealand. Email: brogan.s.williams@gmail.com Abstract One cannot completely avoid spinal flexion while deadlifting, but is it possible to reduce it?
Neurophysiological pre-training protocols for performance and pain - a case report
Translate this page into: ARTICLE IN PRESS doi: 10.25259/JMSR_268_2023 , 1Department of Research, College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Melbourne, Australia 2Department of Research, College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Auckland, New Zealand *Corresponding author: Brogan Williams, Department of Research, College of Functional Movement Clinicians, Auckland, New Zealand.
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