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Bro.. I need to know please. The clip at 00:48... Did you do that yourself or did you buy stock footage. I'm not trying to hate or anything. Just curious for my own Montage I'm currently making.

Fantastic editing! Congratulations!

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Hey thank you so much for this video.

I dont agree at all with the 10 percent increase in wages for PT data. I've seen zero to 2 percent increase in 15 yrs.

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Hi. I’m from the UK. I had the pleasure of visiting Boston in 1999. I rented a bike on the Common. I loved it using a bike. The ride on a bridge over the Charles River was very nice. Happy bike riding over there.

Thank you Phil.

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Thanks , your video is awesome and cover all of details keep doing👌

Im currently in PTA school and i was a chronic pain suffer for 6 years. A physical therapist suggested a book about neuroplasticity to read. I did and at first I thought it was kind of silly but once i ran out of options for pain solutions i returned to it and went down the rabbit hole of mind body pain. Today I have reduced my pain by about 85% just by researching pain neuroscience education and reading some books about how to treat this kind of pain. It has truly saved my life. My question is how frequently do you see patients that could have pain without a structural root cause? And does physical therapy still have a place in treating these patients like me? I think a lot of chronic pain sufferers experience what i did and will never know it. I want to know what can be done about these patients in physical therapy

6 years later this edit still looks amazing. Great job 👍

this is perfect, i was so confused before but this video helps

What u recommend therapy ed or score builder im first time trst taker

That's great and wonderful, but the average age of a pickle ball player is 66...SMH

In construction on a welding crew and doing firewatch for 10 hrs at a time. Standing there watching sparks fall. For hours and hours

W video

Is it shot on 60fps?

came here for intervals, but Italy is always been beautiful. Hi^^ if you're reading this please stream TREASURE's BONA BONA MV 🥰

PT is a joke of a profession. DPT is way too expensive for way too little.

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Super helpful advice, thank you!

I’m outpatient, do u get paid per hour? Or paid per patient?

Bro I legit work for U.S.P.S. aka United States Postal Service as a MHA (Mail Handler Assistant) and I legit gotta ba on my feet 24/7 💀 and you have to wear like leather like shoes so I'm stuck with the only shoe with leather like qualities for safety, idk what shows.to.get tbh but oh well I guess my legs will grow muscles and get used it.

Is it possible to ask this question here... Which job is more stable and more secure for let's say... 15 years. Will working in-patient PT be more stable? or is out-patient PT better? When your video description stated that being out-patient is more "laid back" of a job, I felt concerned the possibility that this environment is less secure because being laid back means... you're not getting enough customers. Less customers, less income... but surely, this can be an issue for in-patient rehabs as well. With today's economic climate, which PT setting is more likely to shut down?

this is my dream travel destination. Maybe not anytime soon but I pray I can travel here

Very nice video, I can relate on both I do work as an inpatient and an outpatient PT in a day.

It is interesting to hear how different this is from the UK.

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I've been wanting to bike In Boston for so long I've been living around the area for a year. I had the same thoughts "it's too dangerous ." But I'm glad I ran into this video today. Thank you for giving me the motivation to start Biking around!

Evidence-based physical therapy requires evidence-based marketing! I just stumbled across your channel. As a company that markets more than 750 clinics worldwide (hmdg), we come across this all the time! And often get asked to market some very strange things which, as we're ethical, we never do. Also, you should check out Aaron Kubal if you haven't already.

Keep making videos, love your energy. Find out how your competition ranks better - P R O M O S M!!!

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Thank you, hopefully I can function as a proper human after watching your series. I need: 1. How to breath 2. How to sleep 3. How to sit 4. How to eat/chew

Amazing video thanks phil!

i like the aesthetics of the toe in walk

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

Totally stepping out from the mechanical approach in manual therapy is still nonsense. MT is used for desensitization of the nervous system, pain habituation, etc. I agree on that, But I can't believe nothing is happening in those tissues, especially if you do a manipulation in III AND IV Maitland's degree for roughly 6-7 minutes two times, as Maitland's MT approach does.

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

Hi! Thanks for the video, I know this applies to PTs, but how might this change for a PTA? I'm an SPTA currently and about to start clinicals. I have not been a tech previously, so this is pretty new to me.

Hello! Any chance we can share this video on our FB live session as long as we give you credit?

Thanks man

Great thoughts man, very insightful. - fellow new PT grad

“dont let money dictate you from your career” i stick with this but jesus christ… all this debt is starting to worry me & im an undergrad lol

UA-cam algorithm recommends your videos more if you make them more consistent like a weekly basis. I don't know if you care, but consider it if you're looking to grow

This is everywhere and they wonder why our generation is having kids later and later. I don't even want to try until my late 20s or early 30s IF I do

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Nice video thanks

I have been in Italy 3 times. Married there in front of the Vatican at an orthodox Russian church in 2019 right before this pandemic. Italy is my second home. USA 🇺🇸is my home for now.

It is one of the downfalls of capitalism. We are on the extreme end where everything is sacrificed for profit. There's definitely a fair profit to quality ratio, but nobody is really incentivized to find that balance. There are a few conscientious practitioners who are able to turn down the money. However, there are many surrounding forces by systems they are reliant on that price-gouge them and force them to adjust their profit:quality in order to survive. There are doctors who don't work with insurance and provide affordable care, but I heard that path is very hard. We need to create systems to support those types of practices.