Every year starts the same way: new goals, new motivation, and a fresh commitment to “getting back in shape.” And every year, most people hit the same wall—burnout, frustration, or injury—by February or March. In this episode of The Talking Rehab Podcast, Dr. Fred Bagares explains why the problem isn’t motivation or discipline. It’s the way we think about movement. Quick wins, extreme workouts, and all-or-nothing plans feel productive—but they’re rarely sustainable. They depend on perfect tim...
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Every year starts the same way: new goals, new motivation, and a fresh commitment to “getting back in shape.” And every year, most people hit the same wall—burnout, frustration, or injury—by February or March. In this episode of The Talking Rehab Podcast, Dr. Fred Bagares explains why the problem isn’t motivation or discipline. It’s the way we think about movement. Quick wins, extreme workouts, and all-or-nothing plans feel productive—but they’re rarely sustainable. They depend on perfect tim...
You’ve heard it before: “Your MRI looks fine.” But if the scan is normal, why are you still in pain? In this episode of Talking Rehab, Dr. Fred Bagares unpacks why imaging often fails to tell the whole story, the four critical gaps in musculoskeletal care, and how to find real answers when “normal” results don’t match your lived experience. Through the story of a nurse carrying two years of “normal” test results and daily pain, you’ll discover a better framework for navigating your recovery ...
Talking Rehab with Dr. Fred Bagares
Every year starts the same way: new goals, new motivation, and a fresh commitment to “getting back in shape.” And every year, most people hit the same wall—burnout, frustration, or injury—by February or March. In this episode of The Talking Rehab Podcast, Dr. Fred Bagares explains why the problem isn’t motivation or discipline. It’s the way we think about movement. Quick wins, extreme workouts, and all-or-nothing plans feel productive—but they’re rarely sustainable. They depend on perfect tim...
