The Climbing Injury Podcast

In today’s episode James, Huffy and Stian sit down with climber and YouTuber Hannah Morris to discuss a severe leg injury that makes up less that 1% of all lower limb fractures. 

The conversation includes the process of the long journey back to walking and even climbing, all after being told that the leg may need to be amputated.

Thanks to Hannah for coming on and sharing her story, we all found it super interesting. You can follow her rehabilitation as well as other great climbing content on YouTube or instagram. Just search Hannah Morris Bouldering.
 For more information about us, you can find us on Instagram and our websites:
James: @sheffieldclimbingclinic / www.sheffieldclimbingclinic.com
Stian: @stianchristophersen / https://www.klatrebibelen.com/stian-christophersen
Paul: @theclimbingphysio / https://www.theclimbingphysio.co.uk/

Feel free to drop us a message with questions or subjects you would like us to address, and if you like what we’re doing, please support us at patreon.com/ClimbingInjuryPodcast

Today’s chat revolves around tenosynovitis. We’ve discussed this topic previously, but as Stian once again has suffered through a condition for the sake of good podcast content, we had the opportunity to discuss this condition through a different lens.
 For more information about us, you can find us on Instagram and our websites:
James: @sheffieldclimbingclinic / www.sheffieldclimbingclinic.com
Stian: @stianchristophersen / https://www.klatrebibelen.com/stian-christophersen
Paul: @theclimbingphysio / https://www.theclimbingphysio.co.uk/

Feel free to drop us a message with questions or subjects you would like us to address, and if you like what we’re doing, please support us at patreon.com/ClimbingInjuryPodcast

We live in a technological age where data is ubiquitous and often dominates our decision making, but how much value does it actually add in terms of helping us understand injuries and guide rehabilitation and performance on and off the wall?

We have a multitude of tests available at our chalky fingertips, but do they always add value?

Does testing sometimes become overkill?

 For more information about us, you can find us on Instagram and our websites:
James: @sheffieldclimbingclinic / www.sheffieldclimbingclinic.com
Stian: @stianchristophersen / https://www.klatrebibelen.com/stian-christophersen
Paul: @theclimbingphysio / https://www.theclimbingphysio.co.uk/

Feel free to drop us a message with questions or subjects you would like us to address, and if you like what we’re doing, please support us at patreon.com/ClimbingInjuryPodcast

In today's episode we're joined by physiotherapist Uzo Ehiogu. Uzo has a deep passion for S&C and rehabilitation back to sport in general - and, luckily for us, return to climbing in particular. You can read more about Uzo here: https://www.integratedclinicalsandc.com/about
We wanted to talk to Uzo about his journey as a physio and a climber, his previous and current research and his thoughts on the future of rehabilitation after climbing related injuries. 
 For more information about us, you can find us on Instagram and our websites:
James: @sheffieldclimbingclinic / www.sheffieldclimbingclinic.com
Stian: @stianchristophersen / https://www.klatrebibelen.com/stian-christophersen
Paul: @theclimbingphysio / https://www.theclimbingphysio.co.uk/

Feel free to drop us a message with questions or subjects you would like us to address, and if you like what we’re doing, please support us at patreon.com/ClimbingInjuryPodcast

Wouldn’t it be good to get that niggle properly checked out? To look inside and get the clear cut answer to all of your problems?
Well, sometimes it’s absolutely necessary, many a times it doesn’t really give you that answer and sometimes it could do more harm than not to get told what your insides look like. 

With the option to do ultrasound scans, MRI’s, X-ray’s and CT-scans it’s important to be aware of both the benefits and the potential pitfalls. In today’s episode James, Paul and Stian explores this topic in depth to hopefully give you a better understanding of the different modalities and how we can best utilize them.
 For more information about us, you can find us on Instagram and our websites:
James: @sheffieldclimbingclinic / www.sheffieldclimbingclinic.com
Stian: @stianchristophersen / https://www.klatrebibelen.com/stian-christophersen
Paul: @theclimbingphysio / https://www.theclimbingphysio.co.uk/

Feel free to drop us a message with questions or subjects you would like us to address, and if you like what we’re doing, please support us at patreon.com/ClimbingInjuryPodcast