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Which PHT Exercises Actually Reduce Pain with Aidan Rich

Which PHT Exercises Actually Reduce Pain with Aidan Rich

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👉 Complete the 30 Sec Survey & Find Your Best PHT Recovery Plan🎉 Sign up for the FREE PHT 5-Day Course HERE 💪 Overcome PHT Yourself with Brodie's PHT Blueprint Online CourseFor all other PHT resources, go to: https://proximalhamstringtendinopathy.info/ Which PHT Exercises Actually Reduce Pain? with Aidan RichIsometric exercises have become one of the most commonly prescribed treatments for proximal hamstring tendinopathy (PHT). Many runners and health professionals use bridge holds in the hope of reducing pain, improving confidence, and making exercise more comfortable.But what does the research actually say?In this episode, I sit down with sports and exercise physiotherapist and recent PhD graduate Aidan Rich to discuss his latest study comparing isometric (static) and isotonic (movement-based) hamstring exercises for people with PHT.Aidan has dedicated years of research to understanding proximal hamstring tendinopathy and shares some fascinating insights into what we know, what we don't know, and how current evidence should influence your rehabilitation decisions.In this episode, you'll learn:What isometric and isotonic exercises actually areWhy bridge holds became so popular in tendon rehabilitationThe groundbreaking research that sparked the "isometric pain relief" movementWhether PHT sufferers experience the same pain-relieving effects seen in other tendon conditionsWhy some people experience immediate symptom relief while others don'tThe results of Aidan's randomized crossover trial comparing isometric and isotonic hamstring exercisesWhether one exercise type is superior for reducing pain, improving strength, or sitting toleranceWhat the broader tendon research says about isometrics versus movement-based strengtheningWhy progression and loading may be more important than exercise typeCommon mistakes that keep people stuck in rehabilitationWhen isometric exercises may still have a role in your recoveryPractical advice for runners who have been doing bridge holds for weeks or months without improvementKey TakeawaysIsometric exercises are not necessarily superior to isotonic exercises for immediate pain relief in PHT.Some individuals experience meaningful pain relief from tendon loading, while others notice very little change.The current evidence suggests exercise progression and appropriate loading are likely more important than the specific contraction type used.Long-term tendon rehabilitation should focus on gradually increasing strength and capacity rather than relying solely on static holds.If your current rehab isn't working, it may be time to reassess your diagnosis, exercise dosage, loading strategy, or overall treatment plan.About Aidan RichAidan Rich is a sports and exercise physiotherapist based in Melbourne, Australia. He recently completed a PhD focused on the treatment of proximal hamstring tendinopathy and has worked extensively with endurance athletes, runners, and sporting organizations including Triathlon Australia and Athletics Australia. His research has helped expand our understanding of PHT and provides valuable guidance for clinicians and patients alike.Resources MentionedAidan Rich's study:The Effect of Isotonic Versus Isometric Strength Exercise for Pain and Strength in Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy: A Randomized Crossover Trial ----------------------------------------------------------------MEDICAL & EDUCATIONAL DISCLAIMERThe information provided in the Overcoming Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy (PHT) Podcast, YouTube channel, associated websites, social media, and other educational content produced by Brodie Sharpe is provided for general educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to constitute, and should not be relied upon as, individual medical, physiotherapy, diagnostic or treatment advice.Although Brodie Sharpe is a qualified physiotherapist, consuming this content does not establish a physiotherapist-patient or other healthcare professional-patient relationship. Any discussion of symptoms, diagnoses, rehabilitation strategies, exercises, loading programs, running modification, medications, supplements, injections, medical procedures or other treatment options is general in nature and may not be appropriate for your individual circumstances.Musculoskeletal pain can have multiple causes, and symptoms that appear consistent with proximal hamstring tendinopathy or another tendon disorder may arise from other conditions. Appropriate assessment, diagnosis and treatment depend upon an individual's medical history, symptoms, examination findings, medications, health conditions, training history and other factors that cannot be adequately assessed through general online content.Do not use this content as a substitute for assessment, diagnosis or treatment from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. Before starting, stopping or substantially modifying an exercise or rehabilitation program, medication, supplement, injection, ...
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