Dustin Hardwick PT, DPT, PhD
The Movement PhD
Dr. Dustin Hardwick, PT, DPT, PhD, brings decades of movement science expertise to every episode, translating complex biomechanics and motor control research into clear, actionable insights. Each week, we’ll unpack the science of human movement, from joint mechanics to exercise analysis, combining cutting-edge research with real-world case studies.
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Dustin Hardwick PT, DPT, PhD
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21. sep 2026
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Muscles of the Hip Joint 29.09.2025 41:30
A breakdown of hip muscle actions, force couples, and their role in posture and movement. In this episode, Dr. Dustin Hardwick (PhD in Movement Science, Physical Therapist) reviews the muscles that cross the hip joint and their role in movement across all planes. You’ll learn the primary hip flexors and extensors, how abdominals stabilize hip flexion, the role of adductors and abductors in pelvic...
The Hip: Anatomy, Femoral Neck Angles, Anteversion, and Arthrokinematics 22.09.2025 34:26
Welcome to The Movement PhD! This is Season 1, Episode 4: The Hip Part 1 In this episode, Dr. Dustin Hardwick (PhD in Movement Science, Physical Therapist) breaks down the structures and mechanics of the hip joint. You’ll learn the key landmarks of the pelvis and femur, the role of the acetabular labrum and ligaments, and anatomical variations like coxa vara/valga or anteversion/retroversion. We’l...
Viscoelastic Properties of Tissue 17.09.2025 14:02
In this mini-episode, Dr. Dustin Hardwick lays out the foundation for understanding the viscoelastic properties of tissues. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: • Anisotropy: Directional dependence of tissue properties • Load deformation curve and it's regions • Young's modulus: Understanding tissue stiffness • Viscoelastic properties: creep, stress relaxation, hysteresis, strain rate sensit...
Introduction to Muscle: Anatomy, Sarcomere, Innervation, and Force Generation. 15.09.2025 49:57
Welcome to The Movement PhD! This is Season 1, Episode 3: Introduction to Muscle. In this episode, Dr. Dustin Hardwick (PhD in Movement Science, Physical Therapist) breaks down the structure and function of skeletal muscle, the engine of human movement. You’ll learn how muscles are organized from whole muscle down to the sarcomere, how connective tissues contribute to force, and how motor units an...
Introduction to the Gait Cycle: Phases, Descriptors, and Periods 08.09.2025 20:36
Welcome to The Movement PhD! This is Season 1, Episode 2: The Gait Cycle. In this episode, Dr. Dustin Hardwick (PhD in Movement Science, Physical Therapist) breaks down one of the most fundamental patterns of human movement: walking. You’ll learn the phases, key spatial and temporal descriptors, and the periods of the gait cycle. We’ll also translate between Traditional and Rancho Los Amigos termi...
Introduction to Movement: Foundational Concepts, Convex-concave rule, Arthrokinematics, Forces and Levers 01.09.2025 36:55
Welcome to The Movement PhD!This is Season 1, Episode 1: Introduction to the Movement SystemIn this episode, Dr. Dustin Hardwick (PhD in Movement Science, Physical Therapist) lays the foundation for understanding how the body organizes and produces movement. Whether you’re a physical therapy student, clinician, rehab professional, personal trainer, or simply curious about biomechanics, this episod...
Welcome to The Movement PhD Podcast 01.09.2025 1:28
Dr. Dustin Hardwick, PT, PhD, brings decades of movement science expertise to every episode, translating complex biomechanics and motor control research into clear, actionable insights . Here’s what you can expect here at The Movement PhD: In-Depth Exploration of Movement: Each week, we’ll unpack the science of human movement, from joint mechanics to exercise analysis, combining cutting-edge resea...
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