Book · 2007 · Medical
Low Back Disorders
Evidence-based Prevention and Rehabilitation
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He quotes my low back disorders book as an example of antifragile medicine.
Andrew Huberman · Huberman Lab · Jul 2024 Listen at 1:08:44 Questions about Low Back Disorders by Stuart McGill
Who has discussed Low Back Disorders by Stuart McGill on podcasts?
No speaker in our archive has explicitly recommended Low Back Disorders by Stuart McGill; Andrew Huberman (1 episode), Keith Weber (1 episode) and Kelly Starrett (1 episode) have discussed it across 3 podcasts (3 people in all).
Which podcasts mention Low Back Disorders the most?
Huberman Lab (1 episode), Modern Wisdom (1 episode) and The Joe Rogan Experience (1 episode).
Is Low Back Disorders recommended, or only discussed?
Low Back Disorders by Stuart McGill was recommended in 0 episodes and discussed without a recommendation in 3 episodes, as of 2024-07-15.
What do people say about Low Back Disorders?
Andrew Huberman on Huberman Lab (2024-07-15): "He quotes my low back disorders book as an example of antifragile medicine."
When was Low Back Disorders last mentioned on a podcast?
Low Back Disorders by Stuart McGill was last discussed on Huberman Lab by Andrew Huberman on 2024-07-15.
The best things said about it
And that was because that wasn't not based on thousands and thousands and thousands of hours of experience in grad school and lifetime being an athlete and all the coaches and McGill you know I had Stewart McGill's book in the loo when I was a physio student and I read it cover-to-cover 20 times.
Kelly Starrett Modern Wisdom · Nov 2019 He wrote the book low back disorders a few years ago.
Where and when it comes up
Most episodes, by podcast
Why people recommend it
Low Back Disorders by Stuart McGill is an authoritative medical and biomechanical text focused on the assessment, rehabilitation, and prevention of spinal injuries. On Huberman Lab, Andrew Huberman noted that Nassim Nicholas Taleb quoted McGill's book as a prime example of antifragile medicine. On Modern Wisdom, Kelly Starrett discussed reading the book cover-to-cover numerous times during his days as a physiotherapy student, treating it as a foundational resource that shaped his understanding of physical movement and training based on lifetime athletic experience and clinical insight. Furthermore, on The Joe Rogan Experience, Keith Weber mentioned McGill's book while diving into the technical details of spinal biomechanics and related scientific research. Across these podcast episodes, the book is frequently cited by health and fitness professionals as a definitive guide for anyone seeking to understand back pain, improve spinal health, and build resilient movement patterns through evidence-based biomechanical principles and rigorous clinical research.
Every mention
Andrew Huberman he quotes my low back disorders book as an example of antifragile medicine 1
“he quotes my low back disorders book as an example of antifragile medicine”
Keith Weber he wrote the book low back disorders a few years ago 1
“he wrote the book low back disorders a few years ago”
Kelly Starrett and that was because that wasn't not based on thousands and thousands and thousands of hours of experience… 1
“and that was because that wasn't not based on thousands and thousands and thousands of hours of experience in grad school and lifetime being an athlete and all the coaches and McGill you know I had Stewart McGill's book in the loo when I was a physio student and I read it cover-to-cover 20 times”