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Hey guys, welcome to Podiatry. 
Practice Mastery down here. 

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I'm going to share another 
little five-minute segment. 

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From a lecture from Paul hobro. 
I really love the way he 

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explains things about shock wave
and specifically he's talking in

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this section about doing 
Shockwave. 

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But also the importance of 
finding the root cause of the 

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problem and working on that. 
So for example, plantar 

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fasciitis, if it's a tightness 
somewhere else or insufficiency 

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or a weakness, something else 
like that. 

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So Using kind of shock wave, but
also kind of his thoughts on 

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this. 
Once again, I'm going to put a 

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link underneath here about pause
website. 

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And as well, I'm going to put my
patient presentations link, 

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because that's where I have kind
of all this explanation out and 

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I use these for my patients 
every single day when I do shock

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wave. 
Okay. 

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Hope this is helpful, please let
me know. 

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Send me an e-mail down at 
Podiatry, practice Master e.com.

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Thanks for everything. 
This person because what I 

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always say about Shockwave 
therapy and the MTT, let's just 

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call it generically shot way for
now is it? 

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That is going to help you fix 
your pathology. 

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But there was a reason and that 
pathology came along in the 

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first place and that will 
usually be a biomechanical 

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insufficiency or reduction in 
strength one-sidedness, whatever

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you want to insert unless I know
what it is that I'm actually 

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treating and why the treatment 
needs to be done. 

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Then that person is coming back 
to me in a few months time 

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going, it's come back. 
Again, I need more shot way and 

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if I just put that person on a 
piece of elastic pinging back in

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to my clinic all the time, 
that's not really that good for 

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my reputation and I think we 
build your reputation over a 

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number of years and you can 
break it in seconds. 

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So I need to know the why? 
And you've always got to 

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understand the one. 
Why does this thing started? 

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So I can treat your clothes 
fast, the opportunity, no 

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problem at all. 
I'd say we're easily north of 

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the 82 percent success rate. 
That people are, Professor rompe

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have Us. 
And if you're treating it really

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well then I think, you know, 
we've probably into the 90s and 

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dry cleaning. 
So why is that and castle made a

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really good point? 
The scalpel? 

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Yeah, it is a pretty simple to 
cut stuff. 

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But in a child's hand or in a 
nasty person's hand, that could 

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be deadly in a good surgeons 
hand that can save lives, right?

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So you look at Shockwave and you
know, you hear people go hours 

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that not difficult to use. 
I can use it in 10 seconds. 

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That's what you think about, 
what results. 

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Maybe you can other people, 
maybe your competitors, get the 

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news and shot way and then We 
come to do the Practical 

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sessions later which is all 
going to be you getting 

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Hands-On. 
And us watching at Lisa's, 

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basically, physically going to 
come and tie our hands behind 

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our back. 
So, we don't start getting 

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involved. 
Think about learning the trick 

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of the trade, think about the 
scalpel, and make sure using 

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this correctly, because if I 
treat, the plant has the 

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authority. 
I'm pretty sure that I can make 

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that person better. 
In fact, I've prepared a fair 

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amount of money on the Falcon 
make that person better, but if 

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I haven't worked out that their 
left separately at joint. 

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Not working very well. 
And that's make an overload 

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their right plan to passive. 
And by the way, there, now got 

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slight scoliosis and the lumbar 
spine. 

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So now dropping the left 
shoulder and now they're getting

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neck pain here because the 
scalenes all tightened up on the

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left side. 
If I don't look at that and fix 

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all of that, that plantar 
fasciitis is coming back again. 

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And again it's going to get 
worse and it's going to get 

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worse for you, more scar tissue 
in there to be more difficult 

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for me to fix. 
So because I want to maintain 

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the reputation. 
I've got to do all this stuff to

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figure out the why So, where 
does it all fit in here again, 

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code treating? 
This is a patient. 

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So, what day is it today, 
Saturday? 

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I was treating this rugby player
on Wednesday of this week and I 

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said, you mind if I take a 
picture you don't have any 

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clothes on, but I won't put your
face in the picture. 

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Yeah. 
And and so just to show that you

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can actually do these treatments
at the same time. 

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So what we have in our hand is a
healing accelerator, 40 to 50% 

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faster. 
If you look at studies like 

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knowing exist there and stuff 
like that. 

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I think we're going to need to 
train. 

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So if you've got someone, that's
training all the time and I 

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never say to one of my Runners, 
you can't run. 

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I say you're a big adult, you're
a big boy big girl. 

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Now, I'm not going to say you 
can't run. 

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What I'm going to say is, if you
run all this, it's going to take

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X longer to heal but that's up 
to you because the minute I say 

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to them, don't run. 
What is the first number one 

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thing? 
They're going to do within 10 

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minutes? 
Leave my clinic. 

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They're going to go and run, and
if they then Define the in that 

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first very moment, they're going
to be defying me in lying to me 

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for the rest of the time. 
So, I put it back onto them, go 

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short, you can go for running, 
you can go running. 

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If you want, you go to do, he'll
rims. 

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But I'm not going to 
successfully treat this Achilles

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tendon problem for you. 
And we're just going to be here 

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for ages and actually do go 
running because you're going to 

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keep come and see me for a lot 
longer and I'm going to unlock 

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more money. 
So actually I think is a great 

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idea. 
I think should go that so But if

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we can speed up the healing, 
then we can speed up their 

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return to play. 
Then we can get them back 

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running. 
And if we give them a plan that 

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says, I expect you to be able to
do five minutes on two minutes 

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of times 5 in two weeks. 
How does that sound? 

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But if you go running in between
time, that's going to be three 

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minutes on three minutes off in 
six weeks. 

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Which one do you want to do? 
And so we give them an option we

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given plans. 
Yeah, always, final turn into 

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training options. 
So it's no good saying you 

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can't. 
Rotten which I never do but I've

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got to say, but let's go actor. 
Johnny, let's get on the old 

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Georgie. 
Let's do other things as get you

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moving, because once they got a 
plan, they can follow their 

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coaches happy. 
They're happy. 

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And by the way, they get better 
quicker and they will never tell

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you. 
They were for a run. 

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Did you run since last week? 
No pain relief. 

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The problem, as I said before, 
they're going to get off coach 

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feels great physio done, a great
job. 

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Get cracking. 
I'll be the tracking 5. 

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Yeah they need to understand 
that and other said before he 

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enters he opens up the cells. 
Radio pressure Wave It's called 

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muscle function and focus, 
Shockwave heels the pathology, 

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that's the basic program, but 
stick with me.