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Jumpers Knee – Technique is important

Jumpers Knee - Technique is important

It would be easy to assume that if you jump higher you would expect that there would be greater loads on your patellar tendon. According to Elvin et. al (2009) this is not the case. Technique is the main factor that determines load to the patellar tendon[1]. This is fantastic news for our high fliers!! Biomechanical Factors that are important in Jumpers Knee Tendon loads are the major factor in the development of tendinopathies. Therefore if we control our landing and take-off technique mechanics we can reduce the loads that are applied to the tendon. Technical / mechanical factors that

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Are training methods more or less important than exercise selection?

Many strength and conditioning coaches and health care professionals spend a great deal of time focusing on exercise selection. According to many great heath care professionals, exercises are neither good nor bad, they depend on the context they are prescribed and execution. What are your thoughts?

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Blocked versus Daily Undulating Periodization

Blocked versus Daily Undulating Periodization

Fresh off the press here is a fantastic study which compares two training methods; Blocked Periodization Vs. Daily Undulating Periodization in NCAA Track and Field athletes[1]. It’s written by some giants in the field of strength and conditioning, such as Greg Haff, Jeff Mcbride, Travis Triplett, William Sands, Margaret and Michael Stone and several others I’m unfamiliar with but I’m excited to follow. I truly consider this list amongst my hero J list in the world of strength and condition. You may not have heard of them because they are analogous to a musician’s musician. If you haven’t you MUST

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Most Dangerous Sports – Infographic

Most Dangerous Sports - Infographic

Here is a great infographic created by “Advanced Physical Medicine in Chicago”. It’s fantastic… and educational. Please take a look at it, it’s incredibly informative. I personally learn a lot from it!! Researched and produced by Advanced Physical Medicine – Chicago Physical Therapy Specialists

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Blocked Vs. DUP – Athletic Development Rounds

Blocked Vs. DUP - Athletic Development Rounds

Athletic Development Rounds January 27 Itinerary Why do we care about understanding training methods? Overview of training variables that are manipulated by training methods. Are training methods more or less important than exercise selection? Overview and comparison of blocked vs. daily undulating periodization What does the study by Painter, Haff, Ramsey, McBride, Triplett, Sands, Lamont1, Stone, Stone tell us about Blocked vs. DUP training method? What are the flaws about this study? What are the implications of this study for you!   Why do we care about understanding training methods?   Better awareness of what is out there, which help

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