Knee pain is often explained through structural labels and imaging findings. But what if the real story is wider than the joint itself? This post explores how load, behaviour, perception and context shape the experience of knee pain.
The dead don’t hold themselves together. What cadavers reveal about posture, pain and neural tone — and why the body is a predictive system, not just tissue under force.
Fascia isn’t a tidy sheet of lines and chains. This article explores fascia as an anisotropic, load-responsive system where shear, not stretch, explains what therapists feel and observe in movement
Load isn’t something we add to the body — it’s something the body is always managing. This article reframes stiffness, posture, and fascia by arguing that stillness is a form of load, and often a powerful one.