Scott Armistead
@sarmisteadnz
Kiwi | Athletic Trainer | @McKendreeU & @ASU Alum | Loves a bit of data
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01-04-2012 08:02:40
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Traditional rehab models delay speed training until the later stages, focusing first on strength, power, and endurance before incorporating high-velocity actions. But is this really the best approach? According to Alan Murdoch "Fast to Fit" Speed-Based Approach to Rebab,
🚨Evolving the Control-Chaos Continuum: Part 2️⃣ - Shifting ‘Attention’ to Progress On-Pitch Rehabilitation ⚽️ JOSPT Community 🔓OPEN ACCESS🔓 jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jo…
Scott Armistead featured in our Newsletter this week, which is on all things Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training, following a recent review with the method being around for 25 years! Read the newsletter on all things on BFR. scienceforsport.com/newsletter/
“Over the past five years or so, I've had many opportunities to join teams in the Premier League. It's just, that's never really been the end goal for me in football.” Had a good conversation with Seattle Sounders FC's new guy, Ryan Kent: mlssoccer.com/news/ryan-kent…