If you are treating the bit that hurts, the chances are you are nowhere near the cause of the problem. #fascia

There are a myriad of circles on the underside of the skin. They also seem to follow lines of strain & function. What to call them? #fascia

Ever told a patient u have felt a stiff part of their spine, or a knot in their muscle? You might want to read this! thesportsphysio.wordpress.com/2014/05/05/dia…

Knee gurus, 1/52 after meniscal cyst op, any ideas, no signs of infection, good ROM, minimal pain, just weird looking

Drink!!!

Co teaching with Robert Schleip Monday & Tuesday in London. Can't wait! #fascia

It was a fab 2 days Mike Sagar Keram Mike Grice @ecbsbowen Can highly recommend all of Julian's courses (done 2) Hope your well!

The ITB. So called thebowentechnique.com/the-itb-so-cal…!

Share the tweet, win the prize. Place on dissection course for next year up for grabs!

More psoas nonsense surrounds me. You can 'release' my psoas if I can punch you on the nose!

Julian Baker The Sp⚽️rts Physio You should release the Psoas! If it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. #FreeThePsoas #nonsense

No difference between conservative and surgical treatment of non traumatic rotator cuff tears bjj.boneandjoint.org.uk/content/96-B/1… #sportsphysio

Be careful of empirical data & don't get too caught up in statistics. You can't reduce human behaviour to a graph and a bell curve.

Admiration for outpatient physio services but it's ALL about the localised pain & issue. No global compensation considerations. #OldModels

Found a tight Pec Minor? Need to 'release' it? Can I first just introduce you to the Lateral Pectoral Nerve...

@ecbsbowen Body Studio great great talk today thank you Cameron Harris @GuyBarkerPT Tony Chin Luka Spik @bgergo14 Sarah Litton

@ecbsbowen thanks Julian. The talk was EXCELLENT looking forward to seeing you on a dissection day :) Body Studio

Coffee cuts risk of dying from stroke and heart disease, study suggests theguardian.com/science/2017/j…? Woohoo!

Gut Feeling. Enterochromaffin. It's a real word not a cake. the-scientist.com/?articles.view…