Because we can’t escape from an athlete’s individual motor preferences, which are deeply ingrained in his unconscious system. These natural motor preferences will happen unconsciously
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Knowing if your player is a pronator or a supinator is imminent! Whether I agree, as a coach, with their approach or technique, does not
Read MoreThe visible mechanical aspects of sports are only byproducts of a multilayered totality. Everything is influenced by life experience, including movement. The perfect, repeatable technique
Read MoreYou cannot achieve the most efficient technique for your player with logically-appearing biomechanical analyses. As beautiful as objectifiable numbers, spreadsheets and graphs may seem, they
Read More‘Pitching, hitting, throwing, fielding and running from a position of strength, has nothing to do with laws of science but with laws of individual motor
Read MoreThis is a great example of a Posterior Muscle Chain dominant pitcher: * Lead leg stretched * Hips in abduction * Glove arm in supination
Read MoreHumans organize themselves in 2 ways with regard to gravity & this plays an important role in movement and technique. If COG passes ⊥ through
Read MoreYou CAN’T control a movement, you CAN only control the intention behind it! The visible mechanical aspects of sports are only byproducts of a multilayered
Read MoreIf we teach a movement the outcome can be completely different than we thought, because everybody transforms things completely differently and we have to understand
Read MoreEverybody always focuses on the HOW to do things, instead of the WHY Techniques are NOT transferable from one person to another! Techniques have to
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