This channel is something special!!!

I think you will really help lot of people with vidoes like this, thanks

Your latest 3 videos address almost all the problems that I currently have. I am a dancer btw. I find that the right side of my body is pretty imbalanced. And they are all linked; recently when I got an injury in my knee, a series of problems started showing up. It's as if i was doing a lot of wrong movements. It is confusing , but thanks to you for putting out your knowledge. It simplifies things and gives hope thanks Theo

Excellent, mate!!!! Cheers from Brazil🇧🇷! Your message has spread further than you could imagine. My colleagues and I watch all of your videos. Peace ✌🏼

Cheers! Great to see new content!

Great content as always. I'd love to see you breakdown tibia tendonitis, also being a very common injury in parkour.

as always great and informative video! :D No idea if it's a good idea but i'd love to see a video about the ankle thing and how to best train to avoid it as much as possible!

lol, nice video, now I have to learn how to walk xD

your videos deserve so many more views, can't wait for more? a lot of pk/rock climbing athletes I know deal with wrist and elbow pains so maybe some content on that would be cool? just an idea

Thank you! this video might just be a life changer for me. I'll definitely try to apply this in my next runs.

Thanks Still waiting for callum's back problem!

No idea how well your videos track on to science but atleast they are interesting and pretty damn convincing! Happy I stumbled on to this channel

Good on you. For thinking outside the box.

thank you so much - is what im hopefully gonna be able to say after my shin splints disappear

I'd like to see an in-depth analysis of patellar tendinopathy.

Your videos are great. Really useful. But the audio is low. I wanna see this channel improve

Awsome video wish you can do this for knees once 🙏🙏

Good video

nice vid as always! Would love to hear something about wrist injuries, as it's a very common one, and very hard to get rid of

i have to agree with You. I have now running coach that is giving me like 30 minutes workout for running technique. When i put myself more forward with leg behind my stomach and butt work hard and i have no pain in shin splints. Could even spring 400meters with no pain. Casual jog to a bus stop gives me shin splints everytime, because i just do bad fast walk.

Wonderful to see someone with personal experience and a lot of knowledge to address this with a sort of an holistic approach! Currently you focus a lot on what is going wrong - what I and probably many others affected would love to see is an in-detail "guide" on what to do to get out of this downward spiral of unhealthy movements. You touch on it slightly in these videos so far, but more hands/legs-on would help (me) a lot. ;) Cheers and thanks for your work!

We need a GeorgePk video explaining why he's so springy

Thank you!

Hey just watched this video and it’s giving me so much hope I’ve had very bad shin splints for two years now and, if I fix my walking to stretch my hip flexors will my shin splints go away? I’m wondering how quickly I can return to sports and will I have to fix my running and jumping too?

My body thank you

Are shoulder rotation inability in any way linked with this. Make a video on them maybe.

Great video.what about aquiles tendon pain? Thanks

Thank you for the video. I play Volleyball and I have had shin splints for half a year now, it started when I tried to jump higher by doing explosive jump trainings. Does the walking tip still apply when the shin splints come from jumping?

Can you make a video on jumpers knee

I fixed my shin splints purely by switching to minimalistic zero drop shoes. Suddenly all the tension from my legs (calves, quads, IT band etc.) disappeared. It totally makes sense after watching this video.

What if the anterior tibialis is bulging while dorsiflexing it ? Is it because of shin splints ?

I'm curious, even when laying down, flexing my ankle/shin up and down, I can feel my shin flaring up and starting to tense up and eventually it resists movement and doesn't want to move and causes pain. What could it be?

Ivebeen trying for almost a year to hear what my distel bicep tendonopathy is trying to tell me

Is any of this relevant for medial tibial stress syndrome or only for anterior?

Nice one (y)