Course

March 11 - 13, 2016

Instructors

Prof. Pavel Kolar, PaedDr, PhD

Michael Rintala, DC

Zuzana Suzan, MPT

Bret Winchester, DC

Course Payment and Organization

Course objectives:

Postural-locomotion function from a developmental perspective

Developmental kinesiology aspects for the ideal stereotype of the golf swing and other sports performance

Biomechanics of the golf swing with regard to sequence, timing, and interactions with the ground,"Kinematic Sequence"

Basic core stabilization as a prerequisite for locomotion patterns

The role of the diaphragm during aerobic/anaerobic exercise; dual postural-respiratory diaphragmatic function and how it play's into the golf swing.

Correction and training of the proper breathing stereotype

The extremities functional differentiation for the golf swing - Reflex Turning and supporting function for the interplay between the ipsilateral and contralateral pattern during the golf swing.

DNS exercise positions to train core stabilization as a prerequisite for the ideal swing stereotype

Biomechanical and developmental kinesiology principles applied to the golf athlete.

The most frequent types of musculoskeletal dysfunction resulting from non optimal swing stereotypes and poor methodology of training.

Manual treatment, mobility/strengthening, and coordination (Active) exercises from the developmental perspective in order to prepare the golfer for play; educating the golfer.

Course Info