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674: 52-Year-Old Broker Gets Rid of His Knee Pain and Gains 10 Yards off the Tee in 3 Months (Case Study)
Trevor, 52, a real estate broker, came to Ted for one reason: to get rid of his knee pain so he could play golf without paying for it the next day. Three months later, he spent a week playing golf in Scotland, he's hitting the ball 10 yards further, and he feels like he's 35 again ...
673: What the Trainers of Million-Dollar Athletes Taught Me About Pain and Recovery After 40
If an old knee, shoulder, or back injury keeps flaring up, age and “wear and tear” may not tell the whole story. In this episode, Ted explains tissue tolerance, why rehab exercises alone may not restore previous performance, and how metabolic health can influence joint inflammation, tendon quality, and recovery after 40. Listen now! ...
672: How To Get Rid of Knee Pain in 5 Minutes (Or Less)
Knee pain can make running, jumping, squatting, and even everyday movement feel like things of the past. In this episode, Ted shares the simple three-exercise protocol he uses to improve how his knees feel, explains the role of progressive loading, and shows listeners how to test whether their knees respond positively in just a few minutes ...
671: Fat Loss Is Joint Health: The Real Reason Your Knees, Shoulders, and Back Ache After 40
Most men over 40 think their aching knees, shoulders, and low backs are just the price of getting older. They're not. In this episode, Ted makes the case that fat loss might be the most underrated joint treatment there is — and not just for the obvious mechanical reason. Listen now! ...
670: The R3 Method: Should You Rest Or Keep Moving After A Knee Injury? Use This Simple Rule – Part 3
Knee injuries can leave active men stuck between two bad options: resting too long or pushing too hard. In this episode, Ted explains why most soft tissue injuries need the right amount of movement, how flare-ups happen, and how the three-out-of-ten pain rule can guide smarter training after an injury. Listen now! ...
