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@DrJN_SportsMed @ExeterChiefs James, out of a genuine interest on peoples perspectives on the transfer of training (I’ve often wanted to do a Delphi study on this) why don’t you think the adaptations from this exercise would contribute to enhanced explosive off line movement?

@ExeterChiefs No wonder he's injured half the time - fairly pointless S&C work when his USP is explosive off line movement.

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@RICH_AgilityLab @Fit_For_Golf Can I add purposeful into the mix? 😂

@Fit_For_Golf But this does inform my initial Q. You, and everyone linking ‘functional’ to the strength outcome Therefore a curl isn’t functional for a bodybuilder. I just could be functional for someone else Therefore training purely for aesthetic reasons isn’t functional?

Can/should a bodybuilder being on stage (being judged aesthetically) be considered function? I.e is hypertrophy a function? Is sarcoplasmic hypertrophy training therefore functional? Or is there no functional change? Just aesthetics? (There could be but it isn’t used in performance) Discuss

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@nwconditioning More than the force plates isn’t it!?

@nwconditioning Wow

In interest of avoiding a sales onslaught, S&C Twitter - how much is a forceframe ball park?

@SeanJoh85454473 @Etpi @DrDanCoughlan @WSWayland @nigel_tilley @DarylCoyne @activetherapy1 @GolfAndHealth @DPWorldTour @HPlanner_Tour @Eleikosport You’d be surprised to hear that a variation of it could and should absolutely be on that training plan Sean.

@Etpi @DrDanCoughlan @resolveperf @WSWayland @nigel_tilley @DarylCoyne @activetherapy1 @GolfAndHealth @DPWorldTour @HPlanner_Tour @Eleikosport This is probably not for 50+year old overweight 20 handicappers on week 1 of a training plan though.

Loaded jumps. This is an all too often missed area in many golfers programmes but it is so important include variations of loaded jumps in golfers warm up and training. There is strong evidence linking force production during vertical jumping & club head speed/driving distance in amateurs and professionals Loaded vertical jumps form a key part of the S&C training for our golfers. They help increase your lower limb jump impulse and force production. There are many ways to do these and you can use dumbbells, kettlebells, trapbar and barbell and resistance bands. Loaded barbell squat jumps shown here by @DPWorldTour pro and winner John Parry

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Useful way to look at a given sport and evaluate performance impact avenues via S&C - is it a direct performance driver or are we looking for indirect success?

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@WillyLowma73319 @Etpi @DPWorldTour @PengeMarco @nigel_tilley @DrDanCoughlan @WSWayland @activetherapy1 @docandrewmurray @GolfAndHealth @RandA No it won’t in low-moderate volumes, fill your boots!

@Etpi @DPWorldTour @PengeMarco @nigel_tilley @DrDanCoughlan @resolveperf @WSWayland @activetherapy1 @docandrewmurray @GolfAndHealth @RandA Thanks key points. Question, does loaded mobility result in acute stretch-induced strength loss? Possibly daily routine but avoid pre round?

Warm ups for golf. Physical warm-ups play a crucial role in a professional golfer’s routine, with nearly all players incorporating them on tour. Engaging in loaded mobility exercises, along with heavier or more explosive movements, is essential for priming the body for optimal performance. However, these dynamic warm-up routines are often the aspects that amateur golfers unknowingly overlook. @DPWorldTour pro @PengeMarco users Kettlebell side lunges as part of his pre round warm up.

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New tournament prep trend pending Throw up > Straight out for 5k > ready to perform 🏌️‍♀️ 😂

@dwhembro Hiya Dave mate 👋🏻

Anyone one still on here and do you actually see real people's posts?

@Guidry_golf_fit @DrDanCoughlan @WSWayland Correlation would be largely useless in addressing such an enquiry in the context of an individual. But no

Is there any evidence that improving someone's toe touch correlates with improved performance or decreased injury in golf? @DrDanCoughlan @resolveperf @WSWayland

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