Get CHAINED up
In our game, the ability to strike with speed and precision — whether it’s a slap hit, backhand, or aerial — is not simply a matter of muscular strength and power. It is the integration of strength and mobility across the kinetic chain that allows players to generate whip (torque), transfer force efficiently, and reduce injury risk. Too often, players pursue strength in isolation, overlooking the mobility that unlocks its transfer and the overriding importance of optimal technique allied to an understanding of the most suitable movement patterns or biomechanics.
ROLLESTON Health & Performance event
Join Brad & Hayden Shaw on turf for Powerplay skills for Masters and Juniors then adjourn to the Selwyn Sports Centre to learn the latest from 3 respected PhD clinician-researchers to enhance your health & performance.
WRISTY business
In the high-stakes choreography of hockey, the wrist is no passive hinge — it’s a dynamic fulcrum of control, torque, and resilience. Whether executing a reverse sweep under duress or feathering a 3D lift with surgical finesse, the wrist bears the brunt of modern play.Let’s look at the biomechanics, activation and strengthening needed to help optimise the wrist.