Healing Painful Joints with Scott Hogan
Podcast: The Uplifted Yoga PodcastPublished On: Wed May 06 2026
Description: If joint pain has ever made you afraid to move, this episode is for you. In this conversation with Scott Hogan, we talk about what actually helps painful joints heal — and why doing nothing often makes things worse. We explore the relationship between movement, compensation patterns, nervous system safety, and how to rebuild strength without constantly re-triggering pain. In this episode, we cover: 🔹 Why people get afraid to move after injury — and what to do instead 🔹 The difference between mobility and stability (and why both matter for healthy joints) 🔹 How pain compensation patterns can quietly create bigger issues over time 🔹 Why core stability is often the missing piece in joint healing 🔹 How to think about recovery, connective tissue, and rebuilding beyond your old baseline This is such a grounded conversation if you're navigating pain, getting older, or trying to support your body with more intelligence and less fear. 📘 And if you want to go deeper into the nervous system side of healing; Grab my book Healing with Somatic Yoga → https://amzn.to/3WGulGG GUEST EXPERT: Scott Hogan | @scotthhogan | @saltwrap Scott Hogan is the author of the best-selling book, Built from Broken. And founder of SaltWrap, a therapeutic sports nutrition company. Scott's website: saltwrap.com Get Scott's book Built from Broken: https://saltwrap.com/pages/built-from-broken FREE Practice: 5 Minute Easy Kundalini Yoga | MORNING YOGA FOR STIFF JOINTS Relevant Blog: Yoga For Arthritis: 9 Poses For Joint Pain Relief Relevant to Today's Episode: 📚 Healing with Somatic Yoga Book 🔮 300-hour Online Yoga Teacher Training 💫 Somatic Certification 🎧 Also Listen to: #285 – Is Yoga Enough…? with Dr. Jen Fraboni #296 – How Ancient Primal Habits Help You Thrive with Cate Stillman #300 – Unraveling the Mystery of Chronic Pain for Yoga Teachers & Practitioners with Kim Patel © 2026 Uplifted Yoga | BrettLarkin.com
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