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In this episode, Geoff Kaplan, PT, ATC, SCS, CSCS shares his extensive experience in NFL sports medicine, focusing on his pioneering use of blood flow restriction (BFR) therapy and its evolution from rehab to performance enhancement. Discover how BFR has transformed athlete recovery and performance strategies in professional sports.

Adam Monteith, Founder of Evoker, talks to Ticker about all things Tech in the healthcare space and his desire to find out what works best in the physical and mental health arena and bring it to Australia, Sydney and Evoker to help patients recover from injury in the best possible way!

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One of the most valuable outcomes of my six visits to the NFL since 2018 has not been the facilities, technology or access behind the scenes.

It has been the relationships.

Pictured here with Roland, Head Physiotherapist of the Houston Texans, during my most recent visit to Houston.

Over the past eight years, what began as professional respect has grown into genuine friendship. We are the same age, both fathers of two active children, both passionate about health, strength training and helping people perform at their best. Every time I visit Houston, we make time to sit down over dinner and talk shop — leadership, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, performance, recovery, business and life.

Choosing the right physio can feel like a big decision.

When you are in pain, injured, frustrated, uncertain, or simply wanting the best physiotherapy outcome possible, you want to know that you are putting your body in the right hands.

That is why Google reviews matter.

They are not just stars on a screen. They are real stories from real people who have walked through the doors at Evoker, experienced our care, trusted our process, and taken the time to share their positive experience publicly.

Evoker is proud to share that our Founder and Director, Adam Monteith, has been featured in the latest Move Well Edition of Wellness on Time Magazine.

This edition explores the power of movement, strength, resilience and long-term wellbeing — themes that sit at the heart of what we do every day at Evoker, a premium physiotherapy clinic in the heart of the Sydney CBD.

For us, movement is not just about avoiding pain or recovering from injury. It is about building the physical capacity to live well, work well, train well, age well and keep doing the things that matter most.

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While many of us focus on lifting more, running further or completing more reps when working out, there’s one crucial component we may be overlooking: improving our mobility.

“It’s the blend of joint range, muscle flexibility, neuromuscular control and strength that lets you perform everyday tasks smoothly, from reaching overhead to getting out of a chair to running, lifting or playing sport,” said Evoker director and musculoskeletal physiotherapist Adam Monteith.

At Evoker, we’re fortunate to work with some of the most motivated, high-performing people in Sydney’s CBD — individuals who value their health, their movement, and their ability to live life at full speed.

Sometimes, their stories are so powerful that they reach far beyond our clinic walls.

Recently, one of our Evoker patients was featured in the news for an incredible health transformation: losing 20kg, overcoming long-term back pain, and dramatically improving his sleep and energy — all through consistent movement, strength work and smart lifestyle changes.

If your running is continually interrupted by niggling and annoying hip, knee, foot and ankle pains, then you need to see a sports physio who personally understands, and has genuinely ‘felt’ the challenges of running. A physio who has navigated the complexities of a marathon ready running program. A physio who has completed a sub 5mins/km marathon. A physio that heroes strength and conditioning, and couples this to running science and running performance. If you have pain when you run, at certain speeds or distances, then you need to see Mick at Evoker Physio Sydney CBD today. 

Australian clinics are reporting a substantial increase in patients presenting with ‘tech neck’, a condition associated with prolonged mobile device use.

Physiotherapist Adam Monteith, from Evoker, Sydney CBD, has observed a marked rise in cases at his clinic attributed to tech neck and posture-related complaints. “We’re seeing a noticeable rise in patients coming in with neck, shoulder, and upper back pain linked directly to prolonged scrolling in bed,” he explained. “People prop themselves up with the wrong pillows, round their shoulders forward, and hold their phones at awkward angles. Over time, this causes significant strain to the neck, thoracic spine, and wrists.”