ASSESSMENT
What is included:
Basic Medical history data
Functional movement & coordination screen
5 Power screens: Push, Pull, Rotary, Jump, Lateral
Full 30 site physiological scree Indicating whether joins and tissues are mobile, stabile, fully functional or dysfunctional.
Comprehensive report of findings
Techniques and exercises to combat dysfunctional tissues, restore joint range of motion, and learn how to recruit tissues to stabilize joints.
Understanding and awareness of how the body should function, and guidance on how you should be training.
Pricing and how it works:
$400 1 person
$600 2 people
$750 3 people
Day 1: Testing, and Report of Findings
Day 2: Soft tissue, Mobility
Day 3: Check soft tissue & mobility. Go through Ankle, Hip, Pelvis, and Shoulder stability. Sport warmup. Recommendation of training protocol.
Meeting place: Wherever needed. At home is preferred for your convenience, but can be performed on site with your golf professional, sport specific coach, PT, Physio, etc. for a better overall team understanding of your function.
Where and how long?
We provide assessments at all of our clinics, in home, or online. The initial assessment takes about 1.5-2 hours. From there, a plan of attack is created to optimize joint and tissue function. Day 2 is Learning soft tissue and mobility practices (1-1.5 hours) . Day 3 is checking day 2 info, and learning how to stabilize joints for your specific needs (daily function or sport specific performance. 1-1.5 hours). 3.5-5 hours in total! After that, you can choose from our many options of in person, virtual, or performance template training that suits your needs best! Don’t make an excuse, take action! Produce your results from YOUR OWN HARD WORK AND DEDICATION! I can only give you the tools for success.
How did you formulate the assessment?
I’ve learned from the best over the years, and have taken bits and pieces to form what I think is the best assessment I can provide. It combines ideas from TPI, FMS, NSCA, and some of the great coaching minds in my industry. Some of it is my own brain child from watching performances over the years and wondering “how do I test for that so I can make the results better.”
