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Has anyone found an exercise based program proven to work?

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 6 days ago | Replies (120)
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@hopefullibrarian

I watched that interview too, and was very inspired. I'd heard about the LIFTMOR trials, but, until the that interview, didn't realize that there is a certification program which PTs and other professionals can complete. There isn't a certified trainer/clinic anywhere near me. I live in a somewhat rural area. Even so, our clinic is actually quite amazing, and the PT department is well known in the area. They're currently expanding the department and putting in a huge gym. They may be open to the idea of certifying in Onera, I'm going to reach out to them about it.

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ans | @ans | Jan 22 12:58pm

@hopefullibrarian - terrific , I hope all who saw it does the same thing.

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hopefullibrarian | @hopefullibrarian | Apr 6 1:44pm

To follow-up on my contact with PT at my clinic about adding Onero to their offerings...I reached out via email twice, and got no response. I knew that I would be having a round of physio in the not too distant future, so opted to make my next attempt in person.
I started PT this week, and waited for a good point in which to segue our chit chat during my session to Onero. My PT was really excited by the idea. I gave her the website (onero.academy) and told her where she could find supporting trials and research (https://theboneclinic.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Publication-evidence-for-Onero-2.pdf). She's going to have a look. I meet with her again next week, so I can talk to her more about it then. I'll post an update here to let you know whether it's something the PT department, and/or the gym at the clinic are seriously considering.

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