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.
OOPS! Error handling
Errors aren’t flaws—they’re feedback. Every missed pass, wrong call, or stumble is data in disguise. The best athletes and coaches don’t fear mistakes; they mine them for insight, adapt faster, and come back sharper. This piece shows how to flip errors from frustration into fuel, and why embracing them might just be your competitive edge.
Just a BIT at a time..
Years in cold dugouts, crowded whiteboards, and the trenches of sports science have taught me one thing: in high‑performance sport, every dose matters. In a 7‑ to 14‑day tournament, where recovery windows are short and the stakes are high, the smallest interventions can tip the balance between fading and flourishing..welcome to microdosing