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95 - Intro to Pain Science with Brodie Sharpe
Episode 95

95 - Intro to Pain Science with Brodie Sharpe

Endurance Innovation

March 11, 202154m 43s

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Show Notes

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  • 3:00 Brodie’s introduction to pain science
  • 7:15 pain in a new light: pain as threat perception
  • 8:15 pain is generated entirely in the brain
  • 10:30 the role of historical context in perception of pain
  • 12:00 Michael’s lax ankle ligaments
  • 16:30 is it possible to ‘unlearn’ pain?
  • 19:00 Brodie’s hypothesis on how kids process pain
  • 22:15 pain signals and motor control
  • 24:15 the memories of past injuries
  • 27:30 persistent pain triggered by an associated movement / motor action
  • 31:45 phantom pain
  • 33:00 how to decouple chronic pain from chronic tissue damage?
  • 36:15 the longer a patient experiences a specific pain, the more of an influence the pain itself - as opposed to the structural damage - on ongoing pain. 
  • 41:00 the power of language
  • 43:00 what can we do about chronic pain?
  • 47:00 why do we experience delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS)?

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