Exercise Prescription - Optimising your programs
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This document discusses optimizing exercise programs by achieving a state of flow. It recommends that exercise programs have: 1) Clear and tiny goals for immediate feedback. 2) A challenge to skill ratio of around 4% to avoid boredom or anxiety. 3) Elements that consider what stage an athlete is in - from struggle to release to peak performance - to maximize recovery.
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Kusal Goonewardena's extensive experience and expertise provided a catalyst for organizations looking to ignite the passion and potential of their golfers. Held in Colombo, Sri Lanka, this presentation was an illuminating journey into the realm of cutting-edge practices designed to unlock hidden potential and usher in unparalleled results for golfers.
Key Takeaways:
Breathing Techniques: Kusal introduced powerful breathing practices, including diaphragmatic breathing and the physiological breath. These techniques are scientifically proven to optimize oxygen intake and reduce stress, resulting in improved well-being, enhanced focus, and increased productivity among golfers.
Cold Immersion: Controlled cold exposure, as discussed by Kusal, activates brown fat, boosting metabolism and enhancing resilience. By adapting to cold immersion, golfers can equip themselves with improved mental clarity and adaptability, fostering peak performance on the golf course.
Visualization: Kusal shared insights from world-renowned athletes like Michael Phelps, Alex Honnold, and Marc-Andre LeClerc, demonstrating the incredible power of visualization practices. By empowering golfers with these mental tools, organizations can drive exceptional physical execution, conquer obstacles, and achieve remarkable success in golf.
Ergonomics and Muscle Memory: Addressing the risks associated with sedentary posture is paramount to golfer well-being. Kusal's presentation offered guidance on assessing muscle tightness and optimizing posture to prevent injuries and enhance muscle memory, ensuring peak performance in golf.
Longevity and Mobility: Kusal's research on hip mobility and strength, coupled with the Sit-Rise Test, provides actionable insights into overall health and longevity for golfers. These insights enable golfers to enhance physical well-being and bolster their performance on the golf course.
Neuroplasticity for Rapid Skill Acquisition: Embracing the power of neuroplasticity accelerates learning and skill mastery in golf. Encouraging a "training like competition day" mindset stimulates myelin sheath production, enabling golfers to achieve remarkable results in shorter timeframes.
Sustaining Excellence: By understanding the science behind performance plateaus and implementing tools used by elite athletes, golfers can break through barriers and foster a culture of continuous improvement and peak performance in golf.
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Science Backed Techniques to Discover your Peak Performance
Title: Science Backed Techniques for Peak Performance
Presenter: Kusal Goonewardena, EO Melbourne Member and APA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist
Date: 20th July 2023
Location: Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club, Melbourne, Australia (The Spiritual Home of Australian Tennis)
Join Kusal Goonewardena, an esteemed EO Melbourne Member and APA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist, in an enlightening presentation titled "Science Backed Techniques for Peak Performance."
Held at the iconic Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club in Melbourne, Australia, this event explores evidence-based strategies to help you unlock your true potential across various aspects of life.
Discover the power of proper breathing techniques, including diaphragmatic breathing and the physiological breath, to optimize oxygen intake and reduce stress. Learn how specific breathing practices can enhance restful sleep and cultivate mindfulness in the present moment.
Explore the benefits of cold immersion and how it activates brown fat, stimulating metabolism and increasing focus and resilience through controlled shocks to the system.
Gain insights from the visualization practices of legendary athletes like Michael Phelps, Alex Honnold, and Marc-Andre LeClerc, and understand how mental rehearsals can translate into outstanding physical performance.
Understand the dangers of sedentary posture and learn methods to evaluate muscle tightness while aligning posture to prevent injuries and enhance muscle memory.
Uncover the significance of the Sit-Rise Test for longevity and learn how research in hip mobility and strength can improve this learnable skill.
Discover the wonders of neuroplasticity and how "training like competition day" aids myelin sheath production, accelerating learning new skills and mastering movements in shorter periods.
Finally, gain valuable insights into overcoming performance plateaus and preventing stagnation, drawing from the science behind elite athletes' success.
In summary, "Science Backed Techniques for Peak Performance" is a captivating presentation filled with practical takeaways to elevate your performance in all aspects of life.
Join us on 20th July 2023 at the Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club to embark on a journey of unleashing your full potential and achieving peak performance.
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Next, we will explore the benefits of objective data for practitioners and patients, including how it can provide more accurate information about a patient's progress and help practitioners make more informed decisions about treatment plans. We will then discuss the advantages of digital patient care, including TeleHab and PROMs, and how they can improve patient outcomes and satisfaction.
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Finally, we will emphasize the importance of innovation in the field of physiotherapy and encourage the audience to stay up-to-date with technological advancements in the field and continue to innovate. By the end of the presentation, attendees will have a better understanding of the power of technology in physiotherapy and how it can benefit their practice and patients.
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"Unlocking The Science of High Performance". Today, we will be exploring the fascinating world of high performance and the key scientific principles behind it. Whether you're an athlete, a business professional, or just someone looking to improve your performance, this presentation will provide you with valuable insights and practical strategies for unlocking your full potential.
From the fields of sports physiotherapy, mental strength and physiology, to the latest research in neuroscience and performance enhancement, this presentation will delve into the cutting-edge science of high performance and provide you with practical tools and techniques for maximising your performance in any area of your life.
So, whether you're looking to achieve peak performance in your athletic pursuits, reach your goals in the business world, or just unlock your full potential, this presentation is the perfect starting point.
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- 1. Exercise Prescription Optimising Your Programs Kusal Goonewardena APA Titled Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist
- 3. The Role of Exercises Explained [5.02 Min]
- 4. The Elements – Do not miss these [7.11 Min]
- 5. Optimising the Progress FLOW STATE
- 8. The Present Moment: Where your athlete is most powerful
- 9. Intersection of Flow State in Exercise Your 5 Senses Your Emotions Your Thoughts
- 10. Steps to Achieve Flow State in Exercise Programs: STEP 1 CLARITY of Goals Tiny, Clear is best
- 11. Steps to Achieve Flow State in Exercise Programs: STEP 2 Immediate Feedback Test – Implement Program – Re Test IN REAL TIME IS BEST Daily/Weekly Reviews
- 12. Steps to Achieve Flow State in Exercise Programs: STEP 3 Challenge/Skill Ratio High Ratio: Anxiety Low Ratio: Boredom 4% Magic Number
- 13. Ask yourself when creating a program for your athlete: Is it Clear? Is it ‘Bite Size Chunks’? Can your athlete get immediate feedback from their program? Can their Challenge to Skill Ratio be measured?
- 14. Flow Cycle Stage 1 Training/Rehab ’The Struggle’ Stress Hormones: Cortisol Doesn’t feel good
- 15. Flow Cycle Stage 2 Removing Mind from the struggle. Start ‘Release’ RELAXATION is key. Nitric Oxide, Dopamine and Endorphins flood the system
- 16. Flow Cycle Stage 3 Body & Mind ready to PERFORM THIS IS FLOW STATE
- 17. Flow Cycle Stage 4 Recovery Stage Recovery Processes
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