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At Physiotutors we offer evidence-based online courses, webinars, ebooks, mobile apps next to a free blog, podcast, research reviews & more for you to become the best therapist possible! VISION
To be the number 1 learning platform for physiotherapists around the world – from the first day as a student until the last day of someone’s career and thereby elevating the standard of physiotherapy education on a global scale. MISSION
We provide high-quality evidence-based online and offline education for physiotherapy students and professionals around the world

17/11/2025

💬 True collaboration is more than info-sharing. It’s integrating patient experiences with your expertise to guide treatment.⁠
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📚 Hacquebord et al. (2025) highlight major gaps in SDM for shoulder care: time to close them!⁠
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14/11/2025

How does neurocentric training directly translate into better performance on the field? On the podcast, sport scientist and neurocentric trainer Jannik Schuster explains that training the visual system, depth perception, and peripheral awareness leads to the brain processing information faster, making the game feel slower to the athlete. Crucially, he notes that athletes report an increase in stability and a decreased risk of injury, allowing their system to handle dangerous situations that previously would have resulted in an injury.

Learn how to give your athletes this vital performance and safety advantage. Listen to the full podcast for free on the Physiotutors App, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

14/11/2025

‼️ Think you’re collaborating with your patient? Maybe not enough.⁠
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📚 A new study by Hacquebord et al. (2025) found physiotherapists averaged only 27/100 on shared decision-making in shoulder care. Many skipped explaining treatment pros/cons or partnering with patients as equals.⁠
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👉 Bottom line: small steps like asking “What matters most to you?” and deciding together can transform care.⁠
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✅ Full breakdown and practical insights on our website ⁠
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13/11/2025

What is the biggest misconception therapists and coaches have about neuro training? On the podcast, sport scientist and neurocentric trainer Jannik Schuster explains that the mistake is seeing neurocentric training as a separate entity from traditional approaches like strength training.

He clarifies that strength training is inherently neurocentric because it impacts the nervous system and the brain. His vision is for a fully integrated approach that sees the training process as one system, combining the software (the brain/nervous system) with the hardware (the body/muscles).

Discover how to integrate these concepts in your practice. Listen to the full podcast for free on the Physiotutors App, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

12/11/2025

💪 Surgery or conservative care for cervical radicular pain? Both help, but neither clearly comes out on top.⁠
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📚 The CASINO trial (Gül et al., 2025) followed 141 patients over 2 years and found meaningful improvements in arm pain for both groups, with only minor differences in neck pain favoring surgery.⁠
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👉 Bottom line: improvement happens either way, but without a well-designed RCT, we can’t say which approach is truly superior.⁠
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✅ Get the full breakdown and practical insights on our website ⁠
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12/11/2025

What exactly is neurocentric training and how is it different from traditional training? On the podcast, sport scientist and neurocentric trainer Jannik Schuster provides the most basic definition: it's an approach that focuses on the brain and nervous system to increase performance or decrease pain.

He explains that while traditional methods—like strength, mobility, and athletic training—focus on biomechanical structures (muscles, tendons, ligaments), neurocentric training addresses the missing piece: the connection between the brain and the body. The goal is to improve the function of specific brain areas and neurological systems.

Curious about this brain-first approach to training? Listen to the full podcast for free on the Physiotutors App, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

11/11/2025

How can you immediately boost a client's strength and stability during exercises like a squat or a lunge? On the podcast, sport scientist and neurocentric trainer Jannik Schuster explains his strategy of activating the specific neurological systems involved in a movement before performing the strength exercise. He shares that by activating the vestibular system in a targeted way, he's "training the software" (the brain) before the "hardware" (the muscles), leading to increased performance.

Learn how to integrate neurocentric training into your strength and mobility protocols. Listen to the full podcast for free on the Physiotutors App, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

10/11/2025

💪 Cervical radicular pain: surgery or conservative care?⁠
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📚 The CASINO trial (Gül et al., 2025) followed 141 patients for 2 years. Both approaches reduced arm pain meaningfully, yet no clear winner emerged—surgery only slightly helped neck pain.⁠
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👉 Bottom line: improvements happen either way, but without clear patient definitions or randomization, we can’t know which treatment is truly superior.⁠
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✅ Dive deeper and get practical insights on our website ⁠
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10/11/2025

Why do you experience pain and movement limitations? On the podcast, sport scientist and neurocentric trainer Jannik Schuster explains that the nervous system's primary job is survival. When the brain perceives a threat based on the input it receives, it produces "safety outputs" like decreased mobility and strength to protect the body, essentially acting as the governing system that limits performance to ensure survival.

Discover how this threat interpretation model works and how it affects your training. Listen to the full podcast for free on the Physiotutors App, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

10/11/2025

What is the ultimate goal when training a performance-oriented athlete? On the podcast, sport scientist and neurocentric trainer Jannik Schuster shares his ambitious vision: achieving a perfect nervous system. He explains that his primary value lies in increasing the athlete's stability and significantly decreasing their risk of injury through targeted vision and vestibular training, ensuring they can train consistently over many years.

Discover why long-term availability is the biggest performance factor. Listen to the full podcast for free on the Physiotutors App, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

07/11/2025

💪 Think physiotherapy is just for musculoskeletal injuries? Think again.⁠
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📚 A new quality improvement project by Johnson et al. (2025) found that physiotherapy combined with pain neuroscience education (PNE) led to meaningful pain reduction and functional improvements in women undergoing treatment for substance use disorder (NNT = 3).⁠
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👉 Bottom line: physiotherapy can play a crucial role in addiction recovery, addressing both pain and physical deconditioning as part of multidisciplinary care.⁠
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✅ Dive into the full article and clinical insights on our website ⁠
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