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Restoring Human Movement

Dr. Sebastian Gonzales: Sports Injuries | Physiotherapy | Chiropractic Spo

You"re listening to the "Restoring Human Movement" Podcast, where movement experts discuss the latest evidenced-based practices to help you and your clients move with mastery. In this podcast, we interview other movement professionals from a variety of disciplines (medical doctor, sports chiropractor, personal trainer, strength coach, physical therapist, athletic trainer, etc) about how they treat and prevent aches/ pains in their client population. Some experts we"ve had on the show are: - Dr

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16:59

Hip Impingement Explained

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/12/18

Welcome to the Restoring Human Movement podcast! Today, your co-host Sebastian is diving deep into hip impingement, a condition often misunderstood but crucial for athletes and active individuals to grasp. If you've been dealing with persistent hip or groin pain, this episode is for you. We'll break down exactly what hip impingement is: a pinching sensation in the hip, typically caused by two main bony types—pincer type (an overgrowth on the pelvis/acetabulum) or cam type (an abnormal shape of the

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19:05

The Hip Pain Map: Pinpointing Your Problem Areas

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/12/15

Welcome back to the Restoring Human Movement podcast! If you're an active individual – a runner, a hiker, a sports enthusiast – you know how frustrating hip pain can be. It's often more than just a general ache; the specific location of your hip pain can offer vital clues about its underlying cause. In this episode, your co-host Sebastian dives deep into hip pain locations and how they relate to common conditions that sideline athletes. We'll explore: Groin pain: Could it be a sports hernia or hip

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18:28

Knee Pain Clues: How Location Points to the Problem

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/12/11

Welcome to the Restoring Human Movement podcast! If you're an active individual – a runner, a hiker, or anyone who loves playing sports – you're in the right place. Today, your co-host Sebastian is diving into a topic we'll soon be featuring on our YouTube channel: understanding knee pain based on where it hurts. We'll explore how the specific location of your knee pain can offer vital clues about the probable diagnosis. For instance, pain around your kneecap might point to runner's knee

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20:37

Sports Hernia: 2025 Recap & Your Top 5 Questions...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/12/08

Welcome back! In this episode, we're diving deep into the world of sports hernia, giving you a vital 2025 recap of what we're seeing and learning. This isn't just an update; we're also tackling the top 5 burning questions that many of our listeners have about this notoriously frustrating injury. If you're an athlete, or just someone experiencing persistent groin pain or lower abdominal discomfort, this episode is for you. We'll cut through the confusion, share the latest insights, and provide clear

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15:52

Outside Knee Pain That's Not What You Think: Hoffa's...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/12/04

Join your handy-dandy running injury expert, Dr. Mandy, as she gets personal about an injury she's been navigating for over a year: Hoffa's fat pad impingement. With a background in NCAA cross country and track, coaching, and now specializing in trail and ultra running, Dr. Mandy knows a thing or two about runner's aches and pains. This isn't your typical ACL tear or patellar issue – there was no specific 'aha!' moment of injury, no popping or bruising. Instead, this outside lower knee pain came on

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13:19

Runner's Hip & Groin Pain: The Low Back Connection...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/12/01

Welcome back to the movement movement! Your host, Dr. Mandy – a runner herself and a specialist in treating ultra, trail, and all distance runners – shares insights from years of experience. Today, she delves into two compelling case studies with a common thread: both runners presented with hip and groin pain, but also had secondary Achilles tendinitis. The first runner, 'Mia,' a fast track specialist (1500m/5k) in her 20s, experienced Achilles pain that switched sides, especially during speed work

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17:01

Hip Impingement Explained: For Runners & Active...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/27

Hey active folks, especially runners dealing with stubborn hip or groin pain! Today, your co-host Sebastian is diving into the topic of hip impingement. This is something often overlooked, and unfortunately, misinformation can prevent you from finding relief. Sebastian will cover the basics of hip impingement. While there is a bony aspect to hip impingement that won't change, Sebastian emphasizes that this doesn't mean you're stuck. Tune in to learn about the mechanical factors at play and why

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11:20

Why Sitting Makes Your Low Back Pain Worse (And What...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/24

Are you an active individual plagued by lower back pain that's aggravated by sitting? You're not alone. In this episode, we dive into why sitting, even with good posture, can significantly worsen various types of lower back pain. Whether you're dealing with discogenic pain from a disc injury, a pinched nerve, arthritis, or degenerative disc disease, that seated position often just feels terrible. We'll explore the mechanics behind why sitting can be so problematic for your lower back and touch on

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15:27

Running with Friends Again- Overcoming Knee Pain at 50

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/20

Continuing the story of our 50-year-old patient with knee pain who dreams of running with friends, we delve into a common concern: fear of movement. He was advised by his surgeon to never squat below parallel, a piece of advice Sebastian believes might be hindering his recovery. In this episode, we discuss the assessment findings that actually indicated it was okay for him to squat to a greater depth. Learn how a thorough evaluation can sometimes contradict general advice and open up new

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22:16

30s Female, Back to Running: Solving Her Knee...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/17

Welcome back to the Restoring Human Movement podcast! Join your co-host Dawne and intern Garrett as they dive into a fascinating case study. They'll be discussing a determined female in her 30s who was thrilled to get back into running, ramping up to 2-3 miles, 5-6 days a week after a long break. However, a swollen left knee is now hindering her progress. Garrett, with his strength and conditioning background, joins Dawne to discuss the hands-on treatment and, more importantly, the weight room

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22:29

5 Burning Questions About Acute Low Back Pain (with...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/13

Got a sudden case of low back pain? You're not alone! Join your host Dan and his intern, Garrett, as they tackle the five biggest questions people have about acute low back pain – the kind that just pops up. From understanding what 'discogenic' pain really means to getting clarity on what's likely going on, Dan and Garrett break down the essentials. You'll also get a peek behind the podcast with a hilarious (and perhaps relatable) introduction to Garrett, who claims to be 'not a fun person' but

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17:16

5 Biggest Mistakes People Make with a Low Back Disc...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/10

In this episode, Dr. Sebastian Gonzales DC dives into the top 5 mistakes people make when dealing with a disc herniation, bulging disc, or general low back disc injury. Many patients unknowingly prolong their pain by avoiding movement, relying too heavily on passive treatments, or mistaking the real source of their symptoms. You'll learn why rest isn't always best, how core stabilization really works, and what movements may actually support recovery—not hinder it. Whether you've been told you have a

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16:01

Why Her Hip Pain Lasted 2 Years (and How It Finally...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/06

Welcome back to the Restoring Human Movement Podcast! I'm your cohost, Sebastian Gonzales DC, and today we're diving into a real-life case of chronic hip pain that many active people will relate to. Our focus is a female athlete who has been dealing with front-of-hip pain—right in the hip crease—for over two years. Despite trying various treatments, the discomfort lingered, coming and going since her twenties. If you're someone who stays active but constantly feels limited by stubborn lower body

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12:16

5 Biggest Mistakes People Make with Sciatica (And How...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/11/03

In this episode, Dr. Sebastian Gonzales DC breaks down the five most common mistakes people make when dealing with sciatica and persistent sciatic nerve pain. Whether you've been struggling with leg pain, lower back tightness, or that infamous shooting pain down the leg, this episode is packed with essential insights. Discover why stretching might not always help, how misdiagnosis can delay recovery, and why rest alone won't fix the root problem. Learn how to avoid these sciatica mistakes and get on

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15:33

Sports Hernia in Young Athletes: Rehab Insights from...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/10/30

In this episode, Dr. Sebastian Gonzales DC dives into a real-world sports hernia case involving a 16-year-old female track athlete. This episode explores the challenges and nuances of treating a sports hernia in younger athletes who participate in high-demand sports like sprinting, hurdling, and jumping. Sebastian breaks down the thought process behind the rehabilitation plan, from initial diagnosis to return-to-sport phases. You'll hear practical insights into core stability training, adductor

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17:00

Running After Baby: Addressing Lower Back & Groin Pain

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/10/27

Returning to running after childbirth can be a challenging journey, and this week we address a common struggle: lower back and groin pain. We'll be discussing an email from a new mom eager to get back to running, but experiencing persistent deep aches in her lower back and sharp groin pain, especially during stride increases and hill work. We'll dive into safe and effective return-to-running strategies tailored for postpartum runners, focusing on exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor and core

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17:03

Low Back Pain Treatment in 2025: Are We Evolving or...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/10/23

In this episode of Restoring Human Movement, co-host Dr. Sebastian Gonzales DC tackles a growing concern in the healthcare world: are outcomes for lower back pain actually improving, or are we slipping backward? Despite the abundance of updated research and proven rehab methods, many providers still rely on outdated, fear-based treatments that may be holding patients back. Sebastian explores the gap between evidence-based care and what's still happening in clinical practice—especially for

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21:40

Groin Pain Diagnosis Demystified What You're Missing

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/10/20

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14:49

Plantar fasciitis easy wins that you may be missing...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/10/16

In this episode of the Restoring Human Movement podcast, we highlight some of the simplest yet most effective wins for plantar fasciitis relief that many people overlook. While it’s common to jump straight into aggressive treatments, the real progress often lies in foundational steps like adjusting load, improving calf strength, and managing foot mechanics. We shares the key habits, exercises, and recovery tactics that lead to long-term success. Whether you're a runner, weekend warrior, or someone

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12:09

Tight Low Back & Inner Knee Pain: Real Case Insights...

Restoring Human Movement ·

2025/10/13

In this episode of the Restoring Human Movement podcast, cohost Dr Dawne Costintino DC, Primary Spine Practitioner, shares a real patient case involving two common complaints: a tight lower back and pain along the inner knee. This combo shows up in runners, lifters, and active people more than you'd expect—and it’s not always about the site of pain. Dawne dives into movement patterns, compensation habits, and overlooked contributing factors that can trigger or prolong this type of discomfort. If

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