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Move To Improve
Move To Improve
Author: Dr. Matthew Jirjis, Dr. Greg Uchacz, Dr. Nykola Dovgyy
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Movement is the most effective therapy for physical health, mental health, and all-cause mortality. Although, it’s a challenging landscape with more nuance than we ever imagined. We are experts who aim to bridge the gap for ever day people.
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Send us Fan Mail Training for the Centenarian Decathlon – inspired by Dr. Peter Attia’s powerful longevity framework. Instead of just hoping to live longer, what if you trained today for the specific physical feats you want to still be able to do at 100? Hiking with friends, getting up off the floor, carrying groceries, playing with grandkids, or simply moving through daily life with strength, stability, and independence. This podcast explores how to build your own personalized 'decathlon' of...
Send us Fan Mail Join us as physiotherapist and strength coach Tom Swales, founder of AMT Certification, shares why chronic pain keeps returning—and how to stop it for good. Drawing from his work with elite athletes (like the Canadian Alpine Ski Team) and his own 2024 health scare, Tom reveals the 'physics problem' behind injuries, why you should always go 'neuro-first,' and the assessment rule that unlocks lasting results. Whether you're a clinician, athlete, or in pain, learn practical take...
Send us Fan Mail Retired Team USA bobsledder Will Person shares his journey from Olympic athlete to brain injury survivor. After enduring years of undiagnosed traumatic brain injury (TBI) from high-impact bobsledding, he found significant relief through cutting-edge hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). Discover how this innovative treatment helped Will reclaim his life and his mission to advocate for better athlete protections.
Send us Fan Mail Today we revolutionize the way you see injury; by changing the focus. A traditionally tunnel vision view of injury focuses on a specific structure being damaged. It's only half the story. Today we help you take a step back and acknowledge how a movement breakdown (compensation) offers a much more inspiring, comprehensive and solution-based diagnosis.
Send us Fan Mail Cory Fagan is our resident VO2 Max expert and owner of TCR labs. Cory explains the simple process of having this test done, the information it reveals and the enormous benefits on not only performance... but massively extending ones life.



