Bryce Murphy

@Deadspin lol rip

Imagine tearing your ACL playing poker

Does anyone use the @TrackmanGolf API?? We can’t get a good contact with someone on their technical team!

Excited to see @IMGAcademy’s @BryceVMurphy hit the stage tomorrow at the @PSPA_perform conference in Atlanta. ⚽️

@andyreed What about all 4 lmao

when people turn 30 they’re sorted into one of these four houses like in harry potter

@ShamsCharania Finally!

ESPN story on former No. 1 pick Markelle Fultz reaching agreement on a deal with the Sacramento Kings: tinyurl.com/398mvk85

Need to chat with someone re incidence and exposure for an injury analysis. Any friends in the industry? #sportscience

@altini_marco Ciao Marco, grazie per la riposta! For others trying do you think an oura ring or Apple Watch could handle the heat?

@altini_marco Was this done wearing an oura ring or hr strap?

Can anyone share any repeat power protocols they’ve done? Could be CMJ, SJ or Rebound Jumps #sportscience #biomechanics

@PhilipGrahamSm2 @jamesbaker_8 @DuqueminZ @ChrisThomas7 Did they get rid of their athletics support? I can only find baseball and golf from them @TrackManGolf @TrackManBB

@jamesbaker_8 @BryceVMurphy @DuqueminZ @ChrisThomas7 We had Trackman and then we got Flightscope too.... both great but the Flightscope have invested more more into throws specifically

Who are Flightscopes competitors in the Track & Field Throws space? #trackandfield #hammerthrow #discus

@HowellsDan @athleticevouk LTAD!

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@lilmota10 Wise words

🚨The control-chaos continuum adapted to the basketball court #️⃣ A framework designed by practitioners for practitioners @nathspencer @BryceVMurphy @JarrodAntflick @danielcohen1971 Thanks for sharing @JOSPT

@Gareth_Sandford First off, thank for putting together the intro course. Awesome resource. In this graphic do you know if the measurement technology is similar? (i.e., lps (same company?), optical, etc?)

2. Deceleration Because what speeds up must slow down And the ability to repeatedly absorb high eccentric Braking forces happens more often Than intense accelerations. twitter.com/Gareth_Sandfor…

By 2030, ⚽high intensity demands will skyrocket 40% But how can we best prepare players? Here are 6 conditioning qualities to target (For those who want to stay ahead of the competition) 🧵

@Gareth_Sandford Exclusive

Huge thank you to the 79 (and counting) early adopters who who requested and just received exclusive early access to New intro course on how to maximize speed & endurance. By commenting ‘exclusive’ below you can join them. Offer expires in 24 hours.

Golden opportunity

@Alan_Couzens Where are you getting the metrics from?

A little #FunWithData today... Looking at how much of an influence different factors have on #TrainingResponse (Banister's k1) using a Decision Tree model.... 1/CTL (negative) CTL has the largest influence on training response for most athletes. This is just the nature of diminishing returns, i.e. novices respond more/faster than athletes with a long training history because they're starting from zero. 2/HRV (positive) A high HRV is a good sign that the athlete will get good fitness benefit from a high training load that day. Particularly when paired with the below... 3/TSB (positive) The higher the TSB, the more training response an athlete is likely to get from a given amount of load )of course, it must be <0 to qualify as load, but not too much <0) 4/RHR (negative) When resting heart rate is higher than normal, the athlete's training response is likely to be compromised. 5/Soreness (negative) When soreness is higher than normal, the athlete's training response is likely compromised. For this reason, we should consider each of the above when deciding to load an athlete.

@RUGBY_STR_COACH Here for the @Challenger_ST reply!

Take away the ball and it's the same stuff coaches have been pulling their cocks to at Perform Better clinics for the last 15 years. None of the stimulus is diminished by him having a ball involved. If anything it'll keep him entertained and engender a little belief in what he's doing. The job of the private sector coach is to simultaneously pursue enhanced performance and robustness AND client satisfaction. Do your clients enjoy and believe in what they are doing? No? Enjoy being poor. The addition of the ball impacts this session- good and bad- as much as the colour of his shirt. Let him have his toy. WGAF.