The Thrower’s Shoulder (Part 3): Understanding Typical Injuries (Exploring the Rotator Cuff)
If you have not read Part 1 or Part 2, detailing the most crucial parts of anatomy and introductory biomechanics of the shoulder and surrounding structures please read
The Thrower’s Shoulder (Part 2): A Few of the Main Biomechanical Factors to Know
The base to build upon for training, throwing development, and arm care is a deep understanding of the basic anatomy of the shoulder (covered in Part
The Thrower’s Shoulder (Part 1): The Functional and Relevant Anatomy of the Shoulder Complex
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the human body with a remarkable range of motion. The shoulder has an ability to move within
What Constitutes a Good Warm-up?
A good warm-up is essential before engaging in any physical activity, as it helps prepare your body and mind for the upcoming demands of the
Decoding the Main Variables of High-Level Throwing: The Science Made Simple
1. Hip-Shoulder Separation: The Key to Power Hip-shoulder separation angle and timing are crucial factors that influence throwing in sports. Hip-shoulder separation angle refers to
Kinesthetics and Skill Expression in Sports
Why is Kinesthetic Awareness important in Skill Development and Athletics? Proprioception is an important variable both in life and in specific athletic skill, however, kinesthetic
Ecological Dynamics and Dynamic Systems Theory (Actionable Mechanism & Example)
When learning new sport skills and developing a motor plan, the athlete must reach a point of autonomous recall that fits the environment and task
The Basics of Motor Learning: How Athletes Learn New Sport Skills & Movements
Motor learning is an evolving and emerging area of sports science. In physical therapy education, there is a broad focus on motor learning strategies and