Ethan Gold retweeted
You can train in a sports specific manner while doing things that don't look like the sport - if impact levels, velocities, power outputs, tissue loads, are competition-like, it's sports specific. If sportlike training movements don't achieve this, you're not prepared.
Ethan Gold retweeted
Shortening the range of motion isn’t perfectly ideal, but it’s a much better option than not training at all.
Ethan Gold retweeted
We are honoured to have @BooSchex present at the Sportsmith Speed Conference at Pitt on 1-2 June.
He will be joining an all-star lineup and we're less than 60 days away...
Sportsmith.co/events/speed-c…
Ethan Gold retweeted
Pretension and Sequencing for optimal co-contractions.
How to re-educate your hinging, to quiet your tendons whinging?
It’s all in the setup! @CTsportsci
Does movement even matter?
Ethan Gold retweeted
Tipping the traditional rehab process on it's head 🤔
Find out how @Elevate_Rehab_ inverts RTPs for his athletes by building intensity before volume in this exclusive Q&A.
Only on Sportsmith Premium.
sportsmith.co/premium/q-and-…
Ethan Gold retweeted
Cool study detailing joint kinetics and moments with respect to different foot strikes.
I’ve always found that slower running is ☠️ for ACL-R early on, especially in patella grafts.
It’s why I favour a
FAST ➡️ FIT approach in RTR.
Curious to hear other coaches views?
Ethan Gold retweeted
Self organisation is for LAZY coaches!
Elite coaches should verbalise all of the nuances of detail to maximise the performance of their athletes.
Video analysis should provide you with all of the granular data so that you can make minute analysis and provide the most specific cues for each step in the sprint.
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At the end of last the summer I reached to @FransBoschBook to bug him on all things sprinting. It’s been 3/4 years since we had spoken last so it was very refreshing to talk about what I had been witnessing whilst analysing footballers.
Somethings that I learnt from him over a decade ago and have consistently used to maximise speed skills.
1) “take the arms out of the running cycle and the body will need to self organise in order to avoid over rotation and thus keep the abdominals in the sweet spot”
2) “Run bouncy with excellent co contractions between hip, knee and ankle will keep the hamstring in the sweet spot, reducing strain”
3) “Stabilise running technique by clarifying how to PROJECT , SWITCH AND REACT (PSR) over increasing amounts of velocity, vectors and variations of instability”
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I took the concept of PSR directly from the heuristics of @PfaffSC 15 years ago. A man who gives and gives and gives and gives some more.
Dan let me bug him for months, write my thesis on him, then I got to stalk him daily for 3 years in the build up to the 2012 Olympics.
Coaching the PSR pillers became a very helpful way of reducing the clutter of technical jargon and degrees of freedom. It focused my coaching eye and created a shared language for athletes, therapists and non technical coaches.
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3 years ago I started working with @coachrgrubbs before he joined the NFL.
Ryan and I put our heads together to create a system that would reduce the friction for coaches wanting to coach more efficient movement . We downloaded our brains in to a range of decision trees and algorithms and then began to support teams through our joint venture @SpeedSolutions_
We provide a unique macroscopic analysis of intense game actions (acceleration, deceleration
, change of direction and max velocity). All data is visualised and compared athletes of a similar level within our data base.
We have stood on the shoulders of great academic work of @R_Nagahara @HelenBayneZA @wildy_jj and @KenClarkSpeed and then layered in our experiences coaching the best athletes and players from around the world.
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@vuemotion provide us with the data and @SpeedSolutions_ provides us with the insight.
Self organisation is a concept built for lazy coaches like me.
Measure what matters.
Coach the PSR PILLERS
Design a training environment that challenges skill stability.
Then Measure again.
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This was longer than I planned (I am sick stuck in bed) , so well done if you made it this far.
Drop me a question video analysis using, lazy coaching or building Olympic level Speed Skills.
Ethan Gold retweeted
Something here to digest on COD METRICS.
Heavily influenced by @DHMov
The how, what and why behind the movements the matter.
@SpeedSolutions_
Ethan Gold retweeted
Really looking forward to this one.
I’ll be chatting all things ACL and eager to learn from these 2 also 🙌🏼
We are excited to announce our latest expert roundtable supported by @catapultsports
Data-driven RTP is the topic & we have 3 experts in this area joining us, @Elevate_Rehab_ @JasonAvedesian & @nickcourt81
📆18 Sept
⌚1900 BST
🎥Recording available
sportsmith.co/live/implement…
Ethan Gold retweeted
Specificity isn't just about copying sport movement or achieving fitness... its about achieving high levels of power output and tissue load in training, levels sport specific movements might not reach.
Ethan Gold retweeted
🚨 @SpeedSolutions_ is live! 🚨
@coachrgrubbs and I have partnered to bring you a full circle Solution for Speed testing ,Technical analysis and Programming.
Open your Coaching eye, to create Confidence in your Coaching!
Introducing Speedworks Solutions! Unlock your speed potential and performance with Speed Solutions. Upload your video run and enhance your performance like never before with personalized reports and tailored exercises. Join the movement at buff.ly/3JJC0xZ
Ethan Gold retweeted
Everything that @SportsmithHQ and @alex_natera put out is top class content.
If you haven’t signed on to this one yet, invest in great practical content and even better people.
WE ARE BACK!!!
Registration for the 4th cohort of the isometric strength training online course with @alex_natera is now live!
✔ Understand the science
✔ Learn to coach & cue effectively
✔ Assess accurately
✔ Programme ankle, knee and hip variations
sportsmith.co/isometric-stre…
Ethan Gold retweeted
Replying to @KenClarkSpeed @Monoki @EatSleepTrain_ @CoachJTAyers @pntrack @Dr_Weyand @Challenger_ST @les7spellman @BurrellLeroy @fkerley99
Full video of the program exercises here
youtube.com/watch?v=s1dnt7NQ…
Ethan Gold retweeted
Front side mechanics are needed to prepare for sharp impulses.
Back side mechanics are needed to orientate forces and prepare for next step.
Enough contact distance to orientate large forces appropriately in little time.
That’s it.
@KenClarkSpeed
Ethan Gold retweeted
Now on Sportsmith...
Collision training: Preparing for sprinting, cutting and landing
@Matt_Van_Dyke
"Every action in sport & life is a collision to some extent. Every time an athlete lands, sprints or cuts, they collide with the ground"
sportsmith.co/articles/colli…
Ethan Gold retweeted
Think it is important to distinguish between ...
📌LOW speed decelerations (COD)
📌HIGH speed decelerations (COD)
Different demands, different qualities
Implications for profiling deceleration/COD!
@BrakingPerform
Ethan Gold retweeted
RSI 4.72 🔥
CMJ and vertical jump height is exciting and a great indicator of raw power 🍑 💥
But … how you manage the collisions with the ground will predict your training transfer and depth to your movement variability.
Just drop them and see if they bounce? 👣 🦘
@OliverBromby
Ethan Gold retweeted
Survival
Innovation
Imitation
New beginnings
Thanks @LboroSport
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Ethan Gold retweeted
Fired Up To Be Apart of @JMUFootball ‼️ Time To Work ‼️ #MindSet #LoveTheProcess #TheJourney #GoDukes – at Harrisonburg, VA




















