00:00I understand you are a performance osteopath, and the first question I was asking myself was what's the difference between a performance osteopath and the more traditional sense of osteopath?
00:10Sure, very good question. Firstly, thank you for having me. Great to be here.
00:17I think the difference is basically that clinically an osteopath would see anybody with pain, much like a physiotherapist, but perhaps they use their hands a little bit more.
00:27And with a performance osteopath, we have a little bit more of a skill set that lends itself to a broader range of modalities, for example, strength and conditioning, for example, recovery tactics and things that you might integrate to somebody's lifestyle.
00:43And I think that that lends itself to the kind of demographic that I serve, which is, you know, high performers, people that have to be switched on, maybe more than the usual nine to fiver.
00:55But there's definitely crossovers, and I definitely still have the same skill set.
01:02So clinically, we start off with that, and then a performance osteopath would be somebody that obviously branches out into other areas of expertise.
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