This document summarizes a qualitative analysis of a novice golfer's putting stroke. The researchers observed the golfer using two cameras, focusing on five critical features: base of support, head position, shoulders, smooth stroke, and follow through. They evaluated the golfer's performance on each feature and found his head position, smoothness of stroke, and follow through could be improved. For intervention, they propose addressing the most important feature first, using intrinsic feedback like putting with eyes closed, then extrinsic cues and assistance on other areas like head and back alignment.
This document summarizes a qualitative analysis of a novice golfer's putting stroke. The researchers observed the golfer using two cameras, focusing on five critical features: base of support, head position, shoulders, smooth stroke, and follow through. They evaluated the golfer's performance on each feature and found his head position, smoothness of stroke, and follow through could be improved. For intervention, they propose addressing the most important feature first, using intrinsic feedback like putting with eyes closed, then extrinsic cues and assistance on other areas like head and back alignment.
Prehabilitation and Improved Performance for AthletesTina Nguyen
The P.I.P.A. program is a 7-week pre-season neuromuscular and proprioceptive training program designed to reduce ACL injuries in female athletes. It includes active warm-up, strength and eccentric exercises focusing on the hamstrings and glutes, plyometrics, and agility drills with an emphasis on technique and feedback to induce fatigue and improve lower extremity biomechanics. Research has shown these types of programs can decrease risk factors for ACL injury such as knee abduction moment and increase protective factors like knee flexion.
Material de treball de l'equip de Valors del Grup de Treball "Els castells a l'escola" (ICE URV, curs 13-14), amb la inclusió de tres propostes de projectes
Prehabilitation and Improved Performance for AthletesTina Nguyen
The P.I.P.A. program is a 7-week pre-season neuromuscular and proprioceptive training program designed to reduce ACL injuries in female athletes. It includes active warm-up, strength and eccentric exercises focusing on the hamstrings and glutes, plyometrics, and agility drills with an emphasis on technique and feedback to induce fatigue and improve lower extremity biomechanics. Research has shown these types of programs can decrease risk factors for ACL injury such as knee abduction moment and increase protective factors like knee flexion.
Material de treball de l'equip de Valors del Grup de Treball "Els castells a l'escola" (ICE URV, curs 13-14), amb la inclusió de tres propostes de projectes
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