My SIJ subluxed after training - here's what we did [w/ guest Shant Rahman]
Send us a textI recently had my SIJ sublux a few days after a heavy training session. I spoke about it with my EDS/hypermobility specialist 'rehab guy' - Shant - and he told me he'd recently had the same thing happen to one of his hEDS clients. We discussed the solution we had each come up with, which was so far working for each person respectively - and it turns out great minds do think alike, as we had independently arrived at the same approach. Our approach is what we discuss in this video. DISCLAIMER: this is not medical advice or a substitute for medical advice! Find a good doctor and work with them and make sure you have clearance to exercise before starting anything new. If you are experiencing subluxations from training, do NOT continue to do the same thing that triggered the problem, and consult a qualified rehab specialist. Your Host - Annie Short: Strength Coach, Exercise Scientist, Powerlifter, Bodybuilder, and Ehlers-Danlos'erDon't forget to follow me for more EDS + training content:INSTAGRAM - @annieshortstrengthTIKTOK - @annie.shortYOUTUBE - @annieshortstrengthWith guest Shant RahmanYou can find Shant...On INSTAGRAM - @strength.revolutionOr to BOOK IN (online consult available) - https://strengthrevolution.com.au/(EDS/"cluster" patients can use code ANNIE100 for $100AUD off - I don't get any commission from this code)Support the show
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Avoiding Flare Up: Adjusting training dials to stay within our 'window of tolerance'
Send us a textDo you find you flare up every time you try to progress in your training? This is a very common complaint - but on the other hand, if we NEVER progress our strength and rehab can become stagnant and this can cause its own set of issues. This "Goldilocks zone" where we're progressing in the right way AND amount is our "window of tolerance". And this is where the magic happens - pain free training, increased capacity, and reaching whatever training goals we want to achieve. The EDS/hypermobile body is incredibly adaptable and responsive. This means we have lots of different variables we can manipulate in order to stay within this window of tolerance. This podcast discusses some of them. DISCLAIMER: this is not medical advice or a substitute for medical advice! Find a good doctor and work with them and make sure you have clearance to exercise before starting anything new.Your Host - Annie Short: Strength Coach, Exercise Scientist, Powerlifter, Bodybuilder, and Ehlers-Danlos'erDon't forget to follow me for more EDS + training content:INSTAGRAM - @annieshortstrengthTIKTOK - @annie.shortYOUTUBE - @annieshortstrengthTo sign up for the latest round of the Bendy & Strong course (or put your name on the waitlist) go to www.bendyandstrong.comSupport the show
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How I went from my worst 2-year hEDS flare up to feeling my best (here's everything I did)
Send us a textIn this episode of Bendy & Strong I am running through the list of things I've been doing over the past few months/years to pull myself out of feeling the worst I've ever felt. When my dad died 2 years ago, my health plummeted and I was so scared that I would never get better. I wished I'd had a pathway out. So in this video I'm discussing the pathway I took out. DISCLAIMER: this is not medical advice or a substitute for medical advice! Find a good doctor and work with them (if you suspect MCAS, find a doc who specialises in that)Your Host - Annie Short: Strength Coach, Exercise Scientist, Powerlifter, Bodybuilder, and Ehlers-Danlos'erDon't forget to follow me for more EDS + training content:INSTAGRAM - @annieshortstrengthTIKTOK - @annie.shortYOUTUBE - @annieshortstrengthSupport the show
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EP 14 - Do you struggle with feeling exercises in the "wrong" muscles?
Send us a textThis is a very common complaint I hear from EDS & hypermobile folk. Here are 4 solutions I use when dealing with this. **********The next round of my strength course for EDS starts soon! Sign up here (or if you missed out, put your name on the waitlist): www.bendyandstrong.com************Disclaimer: the information in this podcast is not medical advice and is for entertainment purposes only. Consult a good doctor before engaging in any new exercise.**Your Host - Annie Short: Strength Coach, Exercise Scientist, Powerlifter, Bodybuilder, and Ehlers-Danlos'erDon't forget to follow me for more EDS + training content:INSTAGRAM - @annieshortstrengthTIKTOK - @annie.shortYOUTUBE - @annieshortstrengthREDNOTE - @annieshort**********Support the show
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Ep13 - Becoming a Coach w/ Ehlers-Danlos: Being the Change We Needed | w/ guest SHEENA CUCCIA
Send us a textWhat does it take to become a coach when you have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome? In this episode, I chat with a fellow strength coach (and Pilates instructor) Sheena Cuccia who also has EDS. We cover:How we navigate the fitness industry with EDSThe hurdles we encounter & how we try to overcome themTips for anyone with EDS who wants to become a coach Advice for our younger selves & new coaches How we are building a stronger & more inclusive community for those with EDS & hypermobilityWhether you’re a fitness professional or just want to hear from another EDS'er on how to balance life & career with this condition, this episode is for you. Listen in for an honest conversation on building resilience and making lasting change in a space that needs it.You can find Sheena HERE: https://www.instagram.com/moxie.mvmt/Or HERE: https://sheenacucciahanger.com/**********The next round of my strength course for EDS starts soon! Sign up here (or if you missed out, put your name on the waitlist): www.bendyandstrong.com ************Disclaimer: the information in this podcast is not medical advice and is for entertainment purposes only. Consult a good doctor before engaging in any new exercise.**Your Host - Annie Short: Strength Coach, Exercise Scientist, Powerlifter, Bodybuilder, and Ehlers-Danlos'erDon't forget to follow me for more EDS + training content:INSTAGRAM - @annieshortstrengthTIKTOK - @annie.shortYOUTUBE - @annieshortstrengthSupport the show
This podcast is all about strength training with joint hypermobility. Hosted by Annie Short, powerlifter, bodybuilder & coach with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome/joint hypermobility.
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