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Andrew Wolfe

@wo2wolfe

Assistant Professor - Tarleton State University - Health & Human Performance Department; Owner: Wolfe & Sons Performance

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Is Fatigue the most multifaceted concept within exercise science? cardiovascular energy supply biomechanical neuromuscular muscle damage psychological/motivation Non-fatiguing daily assessments should be administered to monitor and modulate Tired doesn’t always mean tired

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Technology is outstanding; however, don’t forget, we use it to understand the human body, which is amazing and still not fully understood.

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Assessing grip strength is worthless if we fail to address arm orientation. Use 90° shoulder abduction, 120° elbow flexion, with 85° supination to assess pitchers grip strength. This arm orientation explains the highest percentage of variance in pitching velocity.

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As young athletes, we adapt to the stress of the intensity/stress of our sport However, once we’ve adapted to the sport intensity/stress, homeostasis is not disrupted to a level that necessitates further adaption Moreover, progress then is only achieved via resistance training

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Motor Learning is a cyclical process involving momentary performance declines when new technique/skill is implemented, and once the new skill is acquired, significant increase of performance is realized . Athletes, be patient and trust ur coaches have your best interest in mind!