Things like the rate at which
an athlete learns movement patterns, hypertrophy, leverage characteristics associated with each joint, distribution of fast and slow twitch fibers, and metabolic efficiency are all heavily influenced by genetics.
Not exact matches
These are complex
movements, but
learning how to perform them correctly through proper progressions is definitely worth your
athlete's time and effort.
An athletic preparation facility is a great place for
athletes to
learn what good
movement looks and feels like in a slow and controlled environment.
This is where we start to integrate
movements where your
athletes are
learning to prevent or resist extension, flexion, lateral flexion, flexion and rotation of the spine.
By
learning to link breath with
movement, which yoga teaches us, an
athlete gains access to more power throughout their performance.
Dryland training varies an
athlete's patterns of
movement and challenges their muscles to
learn new exercises.
Rather, the
athlete must
learn to be careful in strength training by not fully extending the legs and arms during a
movement.
Exercise and
movement are a magical continuum that starts with a child
learning how to crawl and winds up with an elite
athlete going for a personal best.
Olympic lift exercises involve several muscle groups, so it is important to progress from basic variations to more complex
movements in a systematic fashion so
athletes can
learn proper technique at each level of lifting.
We use the Front Squat and the Overhead Squat for our young developmental
athletes once they join our program to
learn and train the squatting
movement.