Know Pain or No Gain…
Check out a recent article that Chris Johnson and myself collaborated to write for Ironman. Let us know what you think!
Posted on January 31, 2013, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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Ottimo articolo, ne far un punto di riferimento, chiss che quanto letto non possa aiutare anche me.
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Sports Medicine of Atlanta
Excellent Chris!
Awesome site Joseph.
Cheers,
Ryan
I liked the article. I have a surgeon who’s coming in to see me for “cervical radiculopathy” which I think is more posture related. i shared the article with her because we had just discussed many of these same principles. I had to edit it to fit her symptoms, but I plan to use that for almost all of my patients.
Thanks Joseph,
Always good to see the pain science material getting out to people. The one thing I had a question about was #6 on the list (temperature sensitivity). It is my understanding (from “Explain Pain” through NOI) that peripheral nerves are sensitive to temperature and can be stimulated by the presence of cold. I am sure there is also a stress component to performance in adverse conditions, but couldn’t nocioceptive signals also be enhanced by the presence of cold rain?