Posts Tagged ‘gray cook’
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Filed under: Announcements, Continuing Education
A review of Perform Better Phoenix
by Carson Boddicker on Apr 19th, 2010
As usual, attending seminars is one of the highlights of my year. There are few other places where you get to spend a day with a number of bright minds and talk shop. As usual, this year's Perform Better Phoenix did not disappoint. Presentations were given by Michael Boyle, Alwyn Cosgrove, Todd Durkin, and Gray Cook and I picked some good information from each. 1. Michael Boyle: Preparing to Workout Coach Boyle's presentation, as al...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Featured, Testing and Evaluation, corrective exercise
Regional interdependence and the necessity of assessment
by Carson Boddicker on Feb 24th, 2010
In continuation of yesterday's post about some of the things that I have picked up over the weekend at Optimum Sports Performance is the idea that the best just don't miss things. While traditional orthopedics would tell us that when a joint is hurting, we need to look directly at that joint, we know that the body is far more complicated than that. Yes, it hurts, but WHY? Just because the plantar fascia is not behaving, simple treatment of t...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Testing and Evaluation, corrective exercise
Product Review: Secrets of Primitive Patterns
by Carson Boddicker on Feb 16th, 2010
In the past several months it seems that the concept of primitive patterns and developmental kinesiology has taken hold in both the performance and rehabilitation communities. This popularity can be linked to the distribution of the Prague School's (and Dr. Kolar's) ideas and theories regarding antagonist co-activation, which has come about through extensive study of developmental kinesiology and includes reflexive creeping and turning over as w...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: Announcements, Featured
A chance to learn in 2010…
by Carson Boddicker on Jan 12th, 2010
As is often the case, people begin new years with goals in mind. In my previous post, I shared a few with you all. One resonant theme among readers of BP.com and myself is to improve our understanding of performance enhancement and the human body as a whole. My friend over at Sports Rehab Expert, Joe Heiler, is putting on a series of teleseminars of some of the brightest minds in performance and rehabilitation. Starting January 27th, eve...Read More » Tags
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Filed under: coaching
Be Particular, but See the Big Picture
by Carson Boddicker on Jun 15th, 2009
A few days ago I was coaching a set of inline half-kneeling chops and was about to have a come-apart because the athlete's knee was adducted underneath her. This same athlete has had a lot of difficulty controling the same knee in jumping and landing. As you know, this adducted/internally rotated position is the prime one for non-contact ACL injuries. As I sat there lamenting the posture (as I feel structure certainly dictates function), ano...Read More » Tags
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