Where is more movement, function needed? We all want to improve movement / function with where? What is right? How can you Use the Procedos Platform9 in your testing and create systematic ways to success? Some questioin we can ask ourself in the coaching. Which movement (s) are working? How do you know that? ( is the test relevant?) To create success is to find compensation patterns, what prevents function? ( Foot-knee-hip-spine-neck-arms etc.) Where is the energy used? Where are the energy thieves? Local structures can affect the massive "spider web" Put out fire Tissue tolerance, even if there is optimal function, we can still be damaged due to the lack of tissue tolerance Checklist for training success with clients...
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Handboll är en krävande sport som kräver en kombination av styrka, explosivitet, rörlighet och uthållighet. Genom att använda Procedos Platform9 kan tränare och spelare utveckla träningsprogram som förbättrar dessa färdigheter på ett sportsspecifikt sätt. P9 hjälper till att simulera handbollens intensiva rörelsemönster och stärker spelare för att prestera bättre på planen samtidigt som skaderisken minska
Genom att integrera P9 i träningsrutinen kan man efterlikna verkliga rörelser och positioner, vilket inte bara förbättrar prestationsförmågan i dagliga aktiviteter utan också minskar risken för skador.
The role of specificity in S&C Too much specificity will eventually create injury. General movements create more balance in the movement system. Athletes are not necessarily learning specific movements, they are learning the pillars of general movement literacy. Planning the sport training itself with the S&C is vital for exercise choice. In our training methodology we use ~20% “specific” exercises and 80% unspecific* The role of specificity in S&C Specificity might be a shortcut Goal is to produce longevity AND performance, not just performance Specificity is complex Variety is needed to deepen certain attractors of movement • We do not attempt to create the same exact environment as the sport itself, but something close enough. Sometimes structure- specificity is...
Specificity of exercises Exercises should aim to provide the athlete with some transfer to their sport. Environmental monitoring: Ground, recreating situations with reactive similarities. Proprioception: Similar sensory patterns Intention: Similarity in intention of movement. Intramuscular: Jumping 45 degree anterior- vertical Intermuscular: Using glute and leg structures integrated Outside: Similarity in joint movements Structural-Central-Peripheral Energy Since it is impossible to perfectly mimic the sport itself, it is a good idea to focus on one or more aspects in transfer. Central & Peripheral Central = Specificity, exercises very close to movement. Peripheral = Unspecific, exercise not close to movement. Usually separated in S&C. Specific character of movement is important. Movement has to be controlled and structured in the brain. There...
