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Welcome to Episode 411 of the Strength Coach Podcast, brought to you by PerformBetter.com, the Experts in Functional Training & Rehabilitation. In this episode, we explore why data can't replace great coaching, featuring insights from Coach Mike Boyle. This episode highlights the growing reliance on data in coaching and why observation, listening, and trust remain fundamental.Highlights of the episode:- Coach Boyle talks about the shift toward data-driven methods and why human connection is irreplaceable.- We spoke about tools like the force plate and their limited role without solid coaching foundations.- A chat about the value of experience, progressive resistance, and effective communication with athletes.- Insights on balancing technology with intuition to create better outcomes for players.- A tour through key lessons from recent Perform Better summits, including standout presentations by top coaches like Nick Winkelman and Greg Rose.This episode provides actionable advice for coaches looking to refine their skills, connect with clients, and make informed decisions without over-relying on data. Don't miss this engaging conversation filled with practical tips and thought-provoking perspectives.-------------------------------------------------------------------A special thanks to Perform Better, the experts in functional training and rehabilitation, for sponsoring this episode. Check out Perform Better (https://www.performbetter.com) for their latest sale, the New Signature Series and all the upcoming education, including this summer's Functional Training Summits.-------------------------------------------------------------------Thanks for listening! Don't forget to subscribe for more insights from top coaches and industry leaders.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Intro04:18 - Coaches Corner06:34 - Value of Experience in Sports17:40 - Transitioning from Athlete to Adult18:50 - Actions Speak Louder than Words20:40 - Qualities of a Great Coach25:36 - Importance of Active Listening27:57 - Improving Listening Skills31:15 - Perception of Genius in Coaching32:30 - Understanding Cause and Effect35:50 - Conclusion
He's one of golf's top strength and conditioning professionals, and a co-founder of the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI), which has certified more than 30,000 golf, fitness and medical professionals. Find out how Dr. Greg Rose made the right moves professionally, and how you can tap into the vast knowledge of a TPI Certified expert, to take the right steps necessary to find your most efficient golf swing.
Greg Rose has a long history of fostering software Developer Communities at various large corporations in Silicon Valley. He is currently a Digital Marketing Manager for the New Paradigm Institute, a public policy and law non-profit based in Santa Cruz. The New Paradigm Institute (NPI) is focused on UFO disclosure and transparency. NPI is an initiative of the Romero Institute, which has a 50-year history of seeking justice and holding powerful people and institutions accountable.
How much time should you spend practicing versus playing? Chris dives into the balance between practicing and playing both during the in-season and off-season. No matter the season, maintaining your superpower is priority!Listen to episode 83: Superpowers & Kryptonite with Greg Rose from TPI to learn more about the impact your practice can make on your performance: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-83-superpowers-kryptonite-w-dr-greg-rose-from-tpi/id1696620965?i=1000659475818 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of Modern Chiropractic Mastery, Dr. Kevin Christie welcomes Dr. Greg Rose from the Titleist Performance Institute.Dr. Rose shares his journey from an engineering student to becoming a leading expert in golf injuries and a co-founder of the Titleist Performance Institute. They discuss how to position yourself as a golf injury expert, applicable strategies for various sports, and the importance of credibility and referral networks in building a successful practice. Key topics covered include:*The significance of credibility in establishing expertise.*Building a referral network with local professionals and trainers.*Utilizing social media and modern technology to enhance visibility.*The benefits of specializing in a specific sport or niche.*Innovative approaches to distance coaching and cash practice models.Dr. Rose also provides exciting updates on the future of TPI, including a $25 million renovation of their facility and the launch of new educational programs and certifications. This episode is packed with valuable insights for chiropractors looking to grow their practice and establish themselves as experts in their field.
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Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how mastering customer education can lead to skyrocketing revenue? Listen in as we sit down with Greg Rose of Intellum, who takes us on his extraordinary journey from running a record label to pioneering the field of customer education. You'll learn the magic of Education Qualified Leads (EQLs) and how they can turbocharge your conversion rates. Greg also shares invaluable leadership gems from his memorable Pulse talk, "Everything I Learned About Leadership I Learned from Fred Rogers and My Dad," blending personal anecdotes with professional wisdom.We also talk about:00:00 - Driving revenue through education02:26 - Music and customer education06:59 - Leadership lessons from Fred Rogers07:59 - Brain science in sales11:05 - The problem with sales handoffs17:42 - Balancing micro-learning and mastery19:08 - Two pillars of education strategy27:18 - Challenges in measuring ROI30:13 - Forrester's findings on customer education32:35 - The importance of strategic planning36:59 - Defining an education qualified lead40:10 - Impact of the pandemic on education44:11 - Strategies for measuring impact46:17 - Building relationships for data access47:16 - Benefits of education moving to marketing49:02 - Avoiding mistakes in education strategy50:56 - The importance of reach and frequencyEnjoy! I know I sure did...Shoutouts:Andrew DeBell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewdebell/Jay Nathan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaynathan/Dee Kapila: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deekapila/Books: Creative Act by Rick Rubin: https://amzn.to/3WvCDBL Leadership Revolution by Lori Hazan: https://amzn.to/4bS2zvR+++++++++++++++++This episode was edited and sponsored by Lifetime Value Media, a media production company founded by my good friend and fellow CS veteran Dillon Young. Lifetime Value aims to serve the audio/video content production and editing needs of CS and Post-Sales professionals. Lifetime Value is offering select services at a deeply discounted rate for a limited time. Navigate to lifetimevaluemedia.com to learn more.+++++++++++++++++Lifetime Value MediaLifetime Value aims to serve the audio/video content production and editing needs. Support the Show.+++++++++++++++++Like/Subscribe/Review:If you are getting value from the show, please follow/subscribe so that you don't miss an episode and consider leaving us a review. Website:For more information about the show or to get in touch, visit DigitalCustomerSuccess.com. Buy Alex a Cup of Coffee:This show runs exclusively on caffeine - and lots of it. If you like what we're, consider supporting our habit by buying us a cup of coffee: https://bmc.link/dcspThank you for all of your support!The Digital Customer Success Podcast is hosted by Alex Turkovic
In this conversation, Dr. Beau and Greg Rose discuss various topics related to movement and injury. They touch on the alternating joint hypothesis, the three pathways of injury (trauma, insidious onset pain, and altered motor control), and the importance of hands-on palpation and manual therapy in treatment. They also discuss the potential for a TPI-like model for screening and coaching runners. Overall, they emphasize the importance of understanding movement and addressing both mobility and stability issues in order to prevent and treat injuries. Running as a sport requires highly trained skills, just like pitching in baseball. Any movement can be turned into a sports skill with the right boundaries, technique, and rules. Running can be a skill, especially in sprinting and distance running, where training plays a significant role. However, the challenge lies in maintaining proper form and technique over long distances. Shoe fitting is crucial in running, as it should match an individual's physical abilities and needs. Force plates have revolutionized training by allowing coaches to understand and evaluate athletes' movements and exercises. Guidance devices, like RNT, can be helpful in teaching proper movement patterns, but it's essential to transition to performing without the device to ensure transferability. Motor learning drills should be practiced with variety, high conscious level participation, and sufficient time to strengthen tissues and make individuals more resilient. The decision to transition from motor learning to strengthening is a coaching decision based on trust and proficiency in performing the desired movement pattern. In this part of the conversation, Greg Rose and Dr. Beau discuss the concept of advantageous asymmetries in sports. They talk about how certain asymmetries can be beneficial for athletes in specific sports, such as golf and baseball. They also touch on the topic of normal movement patterns and how they can differ among athletes. Additionally, they discuss the importance of force production and how it affects performance. They mention the idea of the 'big brake theory,' which suggests that an athlete's ability to decelerate is crucial for acceleration. Finally, they mention ongoing research and development in the field of movement analysis, including the exploration of top-tier movements for assessing wrist and foot mechanics.
Special guest, Dr. Greg Rose from TPI joins Chris today to talk about how the golf industry has advanced over the past 5 years. Chris and Greg talk about advancements in technology and knowledge and how that has changed the way players train. Chris and Greg also explain how this technology is useful to analyze phenoms like Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler! Connect With TPI: @mytpi https://www.mytpi.com 2024 TPI Summit: https://www.mytpi.com/summit/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Send us a Text Message.In this episode, join me as I speak with Dr. Greg Rose, a retired radiologist who played a key role in the digital transformation of radiology. His journey offers valuable insights and lessons for the digital pathology community.Key Points Discussed:Initial Digital Adoption Challenges: Greg's experience with transitioning from analog to digital, focusing on the challenges related to change management and personality dynamics.Digitization Process: How radiology moved from plain film to digital modalities like CT, MRI, and ultrasound, and the steps involved in digitizing these imagesTechnical and Political Hurdles: Navigating technical issues, workflow optimization, and dealing with political dynamics within medical institutions.Managing Change: Effective strategies for involving senior staff and managing resistance to change.AI in Radiology: Current applications of AI in radiology, its potential for pathology, and the legal implications of AI-assisted diagnostics.Future Directions: Greg's vision for the future of digital health, including the development of tappable databases and the evolving roles of radiologists and pathologists.Greg's insights into the digital transformation of radiology provide a valuable perspective for pathologists looking to embrace digital tools and techniques. His experience highlights the importance of managing change, leveraging AI, and improving diagnostic workflows.THIS EPISODE'S RESOURCES
Claude sits down with Dr. Greg Rose, co-founder of The Titleist Performance Institute and someone CH3 credits as being at the forefront of golf fitness. They discuss how the body and game connect and share the most important components to focus on while optimizing your swing + improving your game. Special thanks to Rapsodo: Use code CH3 for a $50 gift card with the purchase of an MLM2PRO at rapsodogolf.com/ch3. Whether you are looking to improve your game or just play more golf, the MLM2PRO is the solution for you. Tell your friends about the show and be sure to follow Claude to submit questions, enter giveaways and keep up with the latest Son of a Butch updates on Instagram at @ClaudeHarmon3. The views and opinions expressed by guests interviewed on the Podcast, including all program participants and guests, are solely their own current opinions regarding events and are based on their own perspective and opinion. The views and opinions expressed do not reflect the views or opinions of Claude Harmon, or the companies with which any program participants/interviewees are, or may be, affiliated.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Greg Rose. Greg (@MyTPI) is a co-founder of TPI. Dr. Rose has helped pioneer the field of analyzing 3-dimensional motion capture models of the golf swing by combining an engineering background with an expertise on the human body. He is one of golf's top strength and conditioning professionals and works with the world's top players.---Follow us: Twitter - @TournamentCode Instagram - @thetournamentcode YouTube - The Tournament Code Hosted by: Cooper Collins (@coopercollins99) and Daniel Hamrin (@DanielHamrin)---(03:27) - GPA and handicap correlation(06:50) - getting patients for chiropractic school(10:02) - chiropractors as quack doctors(12:47) - the original intent of chiropractic(15:18) - golf fitness certification program(19:02) - motion capture in golf(22:07) - physical screen in player development(24:39) - understanding the lead foot(28:43) - lead foot and rotary chair(31:10) - the said principle and swing characteristics(33:52) - early extension and power leakage(38:00) - pull strength measurement(41:21) - swaying in the golf swing(44:30) - PGA Tour offseason challenges(48:06) - speed training in golf(49:27) - speed training and increasing swing speed(53:18) - tournament preparation and nutrition(56:43) - longevity in professional sports
Welcome back to the continuation of the Stop Chasing Pain mini podcasts! In this episode I talk about the importance of assessing the cervical spine for a mobility (motion) and stability (control) and why the cervical spine will always play a role in chronic pain anywhere in the body. Follow along and do the cervical range of motion assessment and learn two things you can do that may help. Links to YouTube videso for helping the neck: Mobility: Vagal Lift https://youtu.be/GTOvac2BLw4?si=00sh-7cOF67ShMkU Stability: Rolling Patterns https://youtu.be/UNQUivcLKPg?si=KIoxq78NGlu9zR8z
Our guest today is Greg Rose, who has worked closely with Richard Branson at Virgin for nearly 15 years. As Virgin's Content and Communications Director, Greg is responsible for what you see from Richard or Virgin's companies across social media, Richard's autobiographies, and more traditional public outlets. He is the man who convinced Virgin's famous founder to take social media seriously in the early days and has built Virgin's digital image in sync with Richard's philosophy and outlook. Matt and Dom discuss all aspects of that process with him and unearth what he's learned about managing a huge personal and corporate brand. Please enjoy this conversation with Greg Rose. __ For the full show notes, transcript, and links to the best content to learn more, check out the episode page here. ----- This episode is brought to you by Scribe. Scribe is the presenting sponsor of this episode of Making Media and the magic behind the Colossus transcripts. One of the best decisions we made at Colossus was transcribing all of our audio into a searchable transcript library. We had been using another provider up until the summer of 2022 but we were constantly having issues with accuracy if our audio was just the slightest bit impaired. Whether it's training sessions, internal Q&As, or for media purposes, the value of transcripts is huge. And we are not alone. Scribe is the transcription service that powers all of S&P Global - like CapIQ - and the client list includes our friends at Tegus. Go to joincolossus.com/scribe to unlock 150 minutes of free transcription and test their capabilities. ----- Making Media is a property of Colossus, LLC. For more episodes of Making Media, visit joincolossus.com/episodes. Stay up to date on all our podcasts by signing up to Colossus Weekly, our quick dive every Sunday highlighting the top business and investing concepts from our podcasts and the best of what we read that week. Sign up here. Follow us on Twitter: @ReustleMatt | @domcooke | @MakingMediaPod | @JoinColossus Show Notes (00:03:06) - (First question) - Greg's backstory and how he started with The Virgin Group (00:05:37) - Pitching his social media idea to Richard Branson and getting him involved (00:07:24) - Sharing the Virgin brand and content ideas across all companies (00:08:31) - How Greg convinced Virgin to lean into social media (00:11:53) - Measuring success on social media (00:12:41) - The mechanics behind the early days of Richard on social media (00:14:39) - Finding the balance between organized posts and authenticity (00:16:25) - Insight into what Greg has learned about brand accounts (00:18:44) - Talking in the brand's voice while trying to stay relevant and grow on social media (00:20:21) - Brands that Greg admires (00:22:08) - Matching a new business's brand to the masterbrand while maintaining some individuality (00:25:06) - The importance of brand collaborations and activations (00:26:28) - How the companies respond to negativity and public backlash online (00:27:51) - How Richard's path to success could influence others and be emulated (00:30:17) - Integrating Holly Branson into the brand and amplifying her voice (00:31:58) - How much of Greg's job is reactive versus proactive (00:34:24) - Combining PR with the rest of the social media vision (00:36:09) - The value behind advertisements that don't highlight the service provided (00:37:37) - Greg's love for ghost writing and how it ties into his role at Virgin (00:38:23) - Keys to becoming a good ghost writer (00:41:33) - Debrief Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Titleist Performance Institute co-founder Greg Rose joins the podcast to discuss how he and TPI got started, what he saw from Mike and Eli on their visit, coaching vs. teaching, and what new things they are learning from the best players in the world. Want bonus content including our weekly Tuesday podcast? Join the Velcro here: patreon.com/chasingscratch Kudos to Ice Barrel - use promo code CHASINGSCRATCH at icebarrel.com for $150 off. Kudos to Titleist & FootJoy MUSIC CREDITS: "Summer City" is by Senbei purchased via PremiumBeat.com "Engimatic" is from bensound.com "Tides of Time" purchased via PremiumBeat.com "The Big Showdown" purchased via PremiumBeat.com "C Major Prelude" is by Bach "Forever Yours" is by Wayne Jones "Air to the Throne" is by Doug Maxwell
Dr. Greg Rose, the co-founder of the Titleist Performance Institute, joins us for a wide-ranging discussion on how to take care of your body for golf. We discuss mobility, pain, injury prevention, strength training, how to increase swing speed, and plenty of other topics. Dr. Rose shares tons of research from TPI that will help dispel many myths and hopefully motivate you to do the right kind of work to play golf pain-free and improve your performance! Thank you to our show sponsors SwingU and HelloFresh! The SwingU is the #1 GPS app for golfers who want to become better course managers and take a deeper dive into their games with strokes-gained analysis. It's jam-packed with features that will help you on and off the golf course. Sweet Spot listeners can get 30% off their first year's annual subscription to SwingU Plus or SwingU Pro. Use code SWEETSPOT at https://www.swingu.com/upgrade/ • With HelloFresh, you get farm-fresh, pre-portioned ingredients and seasonal recipes delivered right to your doorstep. Skip trips to the grocery store and count on HelloFresh to make home cooking easy, fun, AND affordable – that's why it's America's #1 meal kit, and Jon has been a customer for over a year. To get 50% off and free shipping on your first box use code sweetspot50 or visit this link: https://hellofresh.com/sweetspot50 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dr. Greg Rose started on the east coast with a pipe dream, a sports chiropractic practice based solely on golf performance and injuries. This seemed like a crazy thing to do in an area without a ton of professional golfers and right out of chiropractic school, but Dr. Greg Rose knew he could do it. Fast forward 20 years, Dr. Greg Rose now works out of the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) in Oceanside, CA treating golfers of all stature, including the 2023 Masters Champion, and lectures around the world. Dr. Rose is an engineer by trade and is credited with creating THE movement screen and breakouts for the golfing athlete. This systematic approach has bled over to baseball, tennis, and many more athletics. In today's episode, we break down the steps necessary to build a system like TPI and what it is like living in the shoes of Dr. Rose. We even get a little personal with some health struggles Greg Rose has been dealing with lately and look ahead to what's next for the Titleist Performance Institute. Enjoy! Show Notes Human Locomotion.com | Code 'GESTALTEDUCATION10' Core360 Belt | Code 'GESTALT' Dynamic Disc Designs | Code 'GESTALT' --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gestalt-education/support
Dr. Greg Rose and Travis Fulton With more people playing golf than ever before, the topic of injury prevention is more relevant than ever. Join us as we discuss Will Zalatoris, Jason Day, and Bryson DeChambeau and delve deeper into the mechanics of the golf swing. In this episode, we explore the concept of joint stability, focusing on the pelvis rotation and its relation to knee flex, and how it affects the resistance in the lower body and the overall movement of the back.
In this episode of the Movement Podcast, we wrap up our season 5 finale. We want to thank our listeners, and if you're listening for the first time, welcome. We've put together some highlights to recap every episode this season and the amazing guests who've shared with us along the way. Whether you missed a few episodes, or want a quick refresher on what was discussed, here is your opportunity. We hope you enjoy this episode and look forward to being back with you all in season 6.So get ready for the season 5 finale of the Movement Podcast -- powered by FMSGet $50 off FMS L1 or L2 Virtual courses. Follow this link and use promo VIRT22 at checkout.
Greg Rose is a board-certified Doctor of Chiropractic and holds an undergraduate degree in Engineering from the University of Maryland. Greg specializes in 3-D biomechanics, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, rehabilitation, nutritional supplementation and therapeutic exercises as they relate to golf. Greg is the co-host of the Golf Fitness Academy and a co-founder of the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, California, as well as OnBase University for baseball and softball and RacquetFit for tennis. Greg is also a Certified Chiropractic Sports Practitioner and a Fellow in the International Academy of Clinical Acupuncture. Utilizing his background in engineering combined with his expertise on the human body, Greg has helped pioneer the field of analyzing computerized 3-Dimensional motion capture models of the golf swing.www.mytpi.comhttp://www.onbaseu.comhttp://www.racquetfit.com
This is a feel good episode. Just got home from Perform Better Providence and I am fired up! Back on the big stage sharing my training systems and DreamBIG philosophy gave me an incredible boost. But hanging with my fellow speakers and learning from my peers and mentors gave me a gift that will keep on giving for years to come. Kind of like the 'Jelly of the Month Club' " You are a lucky man Clarke!" Inhaled knowledge bombs from Boo Schexnahyder, got inspiration from Todd Durkin, Frank Nash and Brian Nguyen. Hung with my pals Greg Rose, Dan Kleckner, Micheal Edwards, Brandon Marcello, Don Saladino, Peter Twist Martin Rooney and Alwyn/Rachel Cosgrove. And was honoured to have my mentor Mike Boyle and Dan John attending my lecture. I promised to list them in the show notes so now you know! Now stop reading and listen to the podcast! Want to learn more? Get your copy of my new book DreamBIG OverDeliver BeUndeniable here: https://www.jasonglasslab.com/dreambig-the-book We are accepting applications for the Coach Glass Mentorship Fall 2022 Class. Interested? https://www.jasonglasslab.com/mentorship Thank you to our sponsors. @mytpi @perform_better Register for all your MyTPI classes here: http://www.mytpi.com/certification/seminar-calendar Fitness Level 3 is Oct 19-21 Want to buy some equipment? Of course you do! Perform Better @perform_better http://performbetter.com use code “GLASS15” at checkout to buy your Mace, Kettlebells and bands.
Creating controllable speed and power is a must-have to compete in rotational sports such as golf, tennis, and baseball. Today, we welcome our guest, Dr. Greg Rose to help us unlock this idea in our season 5 premiere. Greg brings a wealth of knowledge on the subject as the co-founder of Titleist Performance Institute and founder of OnBase University and RaquetFit, based in San Diego. On this episode, we cover durability versus performance, the impact of strength training in-season versus off-season, and how to decipher between mobility or stability problems to unleash more power.So let's spin up this season of the Movement Podcast – Powered by FMS.
Dave Phillips believes in living life with passion, curiosity, and purpose. Described as "a visionary thinker with a passion for high-performance coaching," Phillips co-founded the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI). A member of the Professional Golf Association (PGA) of America since 1993. Dave has been a Golf Magazine Top 100 teacher since 2000 and is a Golf Digest Top 50 teacher in America. He currently coaches world number one golfer Jon Rahm and is part of hall of fame golfer Phil Mickelson's team. In 2004, Dave Phillips and Dr. Greg Rose developed TPI, the world's first golf performance facility that looked at every aspect of a player's game, from equipment fitting to biomechanics and the human body. As TPI developed, it became evident that we should pass on the information obtained from working with the game's best through education, and the TPI Certified Brand was born. The TPI-certified brand is the largest of its kind globally, and those accredited experts have helped hundreds of thousands of recreational golfers enjoy the game. Since the start of the educational seminars in 2006, over 27,000 TPI-certified experts are now in 65 countries worldwide. Dave appeared on the Golf Channel as co-host of the Golf Fitness Academy and Titleist Performance Institute Television shows, broadcast in 77 countries over an eight-year time frame. Dave has also written articles for Golf Magazine, Golf Digest, Sports Illustrated, Men's Health, and The Wall Street Journal; he is a sought-after public speaker who has lectured worldwide on sports performance and business. David had a number of amazing insights during our conversation. Some of them include: “We dive a little deeper. We heavily look at the physical attributes of athletes first, because that kind of unlocks how they work” (8:00). “There's a lot of people trying to be the best golfer in the world, but they're trying to be somebody else because that's their idol. And that's not necessarily who they are” (8:15). “My expertise is taking what I get, and then figuring out that puzzle… You're trying to put the pieces back together so they can perform at their best” (8:30). “I see a lot of younger players struggle because they're trying to be someone that they're not” (8:35). “How can I do better with what I already have?” (11:30) “It doesn't matter what you look like. It matters can you perform” (13:20). “I like to see unusual golf swings, I like to see unusual looking athletes, because if they're competing at the same level as what people consider the model, then I'm way more interested in them than the normal” (13:35). “Great athletes are willing to do the things that others aren't willing to do” (14:30). “Curiosity is that natural instinct we have to want to learn and to want to get better at something that we're passionate about” (16:20). “What great athletes have in common is they have a love for the game that they're playing” (16:30). “That's the danger of being curious, you don't know how to assemble the pieces. And that's where great coaching comes in” (17:00). “I think there's a lot of us that are curious, but it does affect our ability to perform in competition” (17:15). “If we can learn how we are, how can we then take that into a coaching model” (18:15). “People think they're going to get worse before they get better if they take a golf lesson. That's a problem that the PGA of America should be addressing and needs to address” (28:15). “If the door swings half open, I'm going through it” (33:20). “One of the beautiful things about understanding the body is it's just common sense” (36:30). “It all starts [with movement]” (37:15). “Movement, to me, is everything” (37:30). “We've impacted hundreds of thousands of golfers, and I think we're just scratching the surface” (40:25). “We need to develop a well-care instead of a health-care society. People need ways to take better care of themselves and not rely so much on the system to take care of them” (41:45). “I love what I do every day. I love trying to find out how to make players that are working with me better” (44:15). “If you've got all this knowledge but you can't get it out there, that to me is dangerous” (45:30). “Having partners that have a like-minded mentality allow you to get to where you want to go much faster than you have before” (48:50). “I very rarely say no because of my curiosity” (56:30). “It's really easy today to be judgmental… but be curious. Try and ask yourself the question ‘Why do they think that way'” (1:00:45). “You need to end your day watching or listening to something funny. Don't go to bed mad or upset” (1:03:00). Additionally, make sure to follow TPI on all forms of social media @mytpi, and to check out the TPI website here! Thank you so much to David for coming on the podcast! I wrote a book called “Shift Your Mind” that was released in October of 2020, and you can order it on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Additionally, I have launched a company called Strong Skills, and I encourage you to check out our new website https://www.strongskills.co/. If you liked this episode and/or any others, please follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening. -Brian
In this episode, Greg Rose, Dean and Director of The Ohio State University at Marion and Associate Professor of Geography, Kent "Kip" Curtis, Associate Professor of Environmental History at the Mansfield Campus and Cathy Gerber, Development & Community Relations Director at the Marion Campus provide a highly engaging overview of Microfarms and their projects. Specific topics include: Overview of Microfarms, Background, Background, Planning Steps, Products, Community Engagement strategies with the Microfarms and additional involvement opportunities, resources, success tips and more.
Join Dana Santas in a stirring conversation with fitness expert and celebrity coach Don Saladino as the two take a deep conversation about mental resiliency, the importance of having a support system, and much more. Learn about Don's experience coaching actors, athletes, musicians, and the lessons he's learned along the way. This episode of the Real Strong People Podcast is sponsored by Thorne – a leading provider in personalized scientific wellness. Sign up here to receive 20% all Thorne supplements. During this episode you'll learn about: Don Saladino background [:57] Don and Thorne [2:40] Social media vs. real-life persona [3:57] Don's journey to celebrity coaching [4:30] Doing the right thing for others [5:35] Influences and first impressions [6:33] Greg Rose [8:38] TPI certification [10:01] Golf Pro Phil Mickelson [10:24] Social media misconceptions [10:50] Discovering the “real” Don [11:11] Don's digital strategy [12:25] Committing to quality [13:12] Don's definition of strength [14:13] Mental strength [14:40] “How do you rebound when getting kicked down?” [15:24] Finding peace of mind [16:22] Exploring mental and emotional durability [17:13] Treating everyone the same [18:31] Too many good people in the world, don't waste your time on someone who is not [19:58] Don: Surround yourself with people that can help excel you [21:26] Testing our mental resiliency [24:12] Don: Ups and downs [25:01] The pressure of possibly not making rent [25:26] Overcoming challenges and learning the lessons from them [25:56] Dealing with our situations [30:18] Circumstances don't define the person, they reveal them [23:15] Don: Don't assume you know what a person is going through in life [32:35] Coping with chronic stress [34:00] Family support [34:37] Putting stress in perspective [36:39] Success takes struggle [38:24] Having gratitude [41:15] Learning to be a little more present in our lives [43:10] Where to follow Don on social [45:16] Resources and where to follow: Don's website Don's Instagram Mobility Maker Dana's Instagram Save 20% on Thorne supplements
We may know a thing or two about beer, but when it comes to wine, we're clueless. This week we're "pinky out" as we try to class things up a bit with Stave owner Greg Rose and bartender Tony Andrules. ...emphasis on try as John talks about his love of Big Red cream soda for a solid 5 minutes this week.
Another busy day on GCR-at 10:20 we chatted with FanSided NFL Insider Matt Lombardo about his puzzling report (quoting an NFL executive) about what trepidation the Ravens might have about signing Lamar Jackson long-term. Early in Hour 2 we caught up with Maryland DE Greg Rose about his incredible path from walk-on to scholarship to being the hero with two sacks against Illinois Friday night. We then made our Picks for the week of college/NFL games and at the bottom of Hour 2, the PressBox Fantasy Football Show, as Ken Zalis joined us in studio to help us set our Week 3 lineups. Plus the Orioles aren't trying as hard as they need to and what's a Florida Man up to this time?
What would I do if I had a son who wanted to play baseball. How would I go about it from a developmental and parent perspective. I played baseball as a kid and now have coached players from middle school to the MLB. I have seen what has worked and what hasn't. Below are a few of the topics that I will go over in the episode. Gymnastics at a young agePlay other sports if he wanted to, he's in the driver's seatGive him the option to do other things if he wants to. I want him to be curious. Identity isn't a baseball player. Separating baseball player vs person. Bad game? Having fun, being a good teammate, and playing hard would be the goal during games. I know if this is the goal, he will play better. Not focusing on his own stats. After and DURING the game. Remind him how much I love and believe in him. After a big strikeout, I'm looking for my Dad in the stands to see his reaction. Every son want's his Dad to be proud of him. At a young age, I would throw him CBs, a lot. Swing decisions often separate hitter's in baseball. Not talent. We would focus a ton of time on defense. Playing and learning multiple positions. Often forgotten and equally if not more important in some ways depending on the position. Getting a strong foundation before high school. (Learning how to hinge, squat, move properly). I know I would've been a much better player had I learned to move properly at a younger age.Strength, speed, and power. (Greg Rose. Under 22 is where we can develop speed. When they're growing fast, train fast. Bones are growing faster than muscles. When you think of mechanics you start to slow down. Develop ballistic speed. Recruiting process: What is the goal? Being honest. No showcases until he's ready. The focus is on development and having fun. If that's not until he's a junior then that's when we go. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
To kick off 2021, we are highlighting our Top Episodes of 2020. #1 - 43. Optimizing Rotational Power w/ Dr. Greg Rose (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000463305277) #2 - 44. Mobility Methods w/ Dana Santas (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000463964366) #3 - 50. Helping Hitters to Higher Ground w/ Doug Latta (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000468041060) #4 - 54. Speed Training in Baseball w/ Lee Taft (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000470804268) #5 - 69. Tackling Controversial Throwing Topics w/ Mike Reinold (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000485708860) #6 - 62. Safer Sprint Training w/ Derek Hansen (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000476648016) #7 - 76. Performance Principles and Progressions w/ Kelly Starrett (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000494844373) #8 - 47. Tim Collins (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000466016199) #9 - 68. From Negative to Neutral w/ Trevor Moawad (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000485021184) #10 - 46. February Q&A (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/elite-baseball-development-podcast/id1457825804?i=1000465331878) Thank you for all your support in 2020, and we look forward to bringing you more great content in 2021.
My guest on this episode of Nobody’s Safe w/Brady Laber is Kennedy Berkley. Kennedy was a three-sport athlete at Campbell County High School who went off to Murray State University as a track and field competitor and returned to the Lady Camels as the head volleyball coach winning back-to-back 10th Region championships. Kennedy’s first love of sports was actually gymnastics but eventually settled on volleyball, basketball and track and field. Her dad Nick and his two brothers were all quarterbacks at Bellevue High School and her mother Jennie was an athlete at Elida High School in Lima, Ohio. Kennedy went to Campbell County Middle School and at volleyball tryouts she meet Chandler Gray. Kennedy and Chandler hit it off immediately and are still best friends to this day. The two of them plus a large number of their classmates would team up be a successful generation of Lady Camel athletes. The late Greg Rose brought a group of these girls together coaching them as seventh graders on their team that was called Camels Select. Kennedy has found memories of Greg and his antics to get the girls ready for games. Kennedy’s high school volleyball career lasted five seasons where the battles between Campbell County and Newport Central Catholic became legendary. Her sophomore year brought back memories of the Lady Camels hosting the region tournament and losing in heart breaking fashion. The senior class was lead by two Division-I signees, Natalie Penrod (Tennessee Tech) and Jenna Cavanaugh (Youngstown State) plus a younger core that included Kennedy and Chandler. During her basketball career, Kennedy played for both Ed Cravens and Mike Murray. Unfortunately, six games into her senior year she suffered a torn ACL and was out for the remainder of the season. On senior day, Coach Murray came up with a plan to include an injured Kennedy to score a basket at the opening tip despite being injured. That team would go on to be runners-up in the 10th Region tournament falling to Montgomery County. The Lady Indians were a juggernaut in the middle of a nine-year consecutive run as region champs. Kennedy looks back fondly on the atmosphere during that championship game and how exciting it was inside the Campbell County Middle School gym. Track and field is actually where she had her most individual and team success. Her sophomore year the girls track and field team won the 2010 KHSAA 3A state championship. The Lady Camels won four region championships in her track career and she set school school records, one of which (triple jump) still stand to this day. Despite the knee injury as a senior, Murray State honors the scholarship offer and Kennedy is a four-year member of the Racers indoor and outdoor track and field program. After graduating from college, Kennedy returned home to Campbell County and accepted a teaching job within just a few days. She also was hired as the head volleyball coach as the tender age of 22. In 2018, the Lady Camels went on an incredible winning streak that resulted in the most successful season in program history. We first talk about hosting the 10th Region tournament and the unbelievable and unprecedented crowd support that helps carry the team to the title. That season concluded in the final four of the state tournament. After losing seven seniors from that team the Lady Camels repeated as region champs and another trip to the state tournament the next year. Kennedy is currently working on her masters degree and wants to pursue a career in education as a school psychology. You can follow Kennedy on Twitter @kenn-kate (https://twitter.com/kenn_kate) You can follow Brady Laber on Twitter @BradyLaber1 (https://twitter.com/BradyLaber1) please use the hashtag #NobodysSafe Check out the Nobody’s Safe website at nobodysssafe.fireside.fm (https://nobodysssafe.fireside.fm) For more information on Stove Leg Media go the website StoveLeg.com (https://www.stoveleg.com) or send an email to Podcasts@stoveleg.com Intro music for the podcast was provided by bensoud.com (https://www.bensound.com)
Rocky spends time with the secret weapon behind some of the world's greatest golfers: Dr. Greg Rose, founder of the Titleist Performance Institute. Time Stamps 3:30 The origin of the Titleist Performance Institute 12:30 Expanding New Horizons 17:30 Youth Golf & Training Windows 21:30 Developmental Age vs. Chronological Age 26:30 Who has TPI Developed into Pros? 30:30 The Korean Golf Explosion 34:30 TPI Professionals Worldwide 40:30 Golf Tech Devices and Apps GET TO KNOW GREG ROSE FIND A TPI PROFESSIONAL NEAR YOU GET TO KNOW ROCKY SNYDER: Visit the Rocky's online headquarters: Here RockySnyder.com Grab a copy of his new "Return to Center" book INSTAGRAM: here FACEBOOK: here LINKEDIN: here TRAIN WITH ROCKY WORKOUT: Want to meet Rocky and get a private workout: here INSTA: here FACEBOOK: here
In this episode of the Customer Strategy Podcast, I'm talking with Ruben Rabago, Chief Customer Officer (CCO) at Intellum, and Greg Rose, Chief Experience Officer (CXO) at Intellum.Intellum is combining Customer Experience and Education to help large brands and fast-moving companies achieve the business outcomes that really matter.Ruben just joined Intellum as CCO a week before recording this episode so we got to dig into what the short-term and long-term goals look like for a new CCO joining an organization.If you have ever been curious about the role of a CCO, you are going to enjoy this episode.We discussed a number of leadership topics and if you would like to learn more, pick up a copy of Nils' book 30 Day Leadership Playbook: Your Guide To Becoming The Leader You Have Always Wanted To Be.
The question has been ever present since I went through school in 2006-2009 - In what direction does the profession need to move?Over the last 10 years, I've seen a lot and I've learned a lot. No matter how confident I am with my assessments and treatments, I can always do better. I can always learn more. And my outcomes can always improve. I think the profession as a whole needs to operate from this mindset. We can never stop learning, adapting, improving, and recycling the process.Aside from that, this podcast focuses the true giants in the conservative care space. I highlight chiropractors such as Craig Liebenson and Greg Rose, but also Kelly Starrett and Gray Cook (physical therapists). They have all collaborated to give us epic texts that guide us in terms of assessment and treatment. So now we circle back to the question - where does the chiropractic profession need to go?Well, we obviously need to see more than 10% of the population if we want to see our communities beat the chronic disease monster. But, a better question may be - how do we do that?I firmly believe that if the profession shows more solidarity in the following areas, we will see massive improvement over the next decade:Consistent physical capacity assessments (PCA) for acute care patients and patients starting care for chronic issuesPioneering research to broaden the PCA assessment to include more upper spine and extremity dataA flow towards Functional Movement Screens with sub-acute and progressing patients to reduce recurrence and maintain/develop capacitiesCap off treatment with a patient that can safely and confidently walk into CrossFit/Orange Theory/F45/HIIT/Functional TrainingIf we are the pioneers in not only improving patient outcomes, but fighting chronic disease, we will win in the court of public opinion and substantially increase the objective data that supports our profession as being the best place for pain patients to start.Here's to the next 10 years crew!!!Good Luck and #keepmovingDr.J
Seeing something before it’s visible to the human eye. It seems like science fiction, but it’s happening today across the countryside. In this episode, we’re discussing using aerial tools to improve crop monitoring and scouting. We’re joined by Greg Rose and Conner Schmidt from Intelinair, a leader in field imagery and analysis, to learn how digital services are helping farmers identify issues and opportunities from emergence to harvest. Sponsored by:Around the Farm is brought to you by Climate FieldViewTM. Go to climate.com/free-trial to find out how to get your first year free.
On this episode, Gray and Lee sit down with their good friend, Dr. Greg Rose. Greg is a leading expert in fitness and movement, based out of Oceanside, CA, and a founder of the Titleist Performance Institute, also known as TPI. Greg specializes in working with professional athletes with a focus on golf and baseball.In this episode, the guys discuss who among them has the best golf game, tips for the casual golfer, the science behind adding distance to your golf swing, and why golf may be the best sport to play right now.Greg also explains how to know if you are at a higher risk of getting injured and self-checking your mobility and movement when it comes to golf.They dive deeper for the movement pros, discussing mobility and hypermobility in pro golf and baseball, and how movement issues such as asymmetries can give some pro athletes an actual advantage. We also get an inside look at what Athletes experience at TPI.We get into Chinese Table Tennis, rock concerts and the athleticism of some front men, the importance of managing rest and recovery, pitch counts, golf warm-ups, state of readiness, and writing new golf swing patterns into your brain.We close with the craziest golf shots the guys have ever seen.So let’s tee up today’s Movement Podcast-- Powered by FMS.
HOW TO WRITE A PODCAST REVIEW USING APPLE'S PODCAST APP 1) Launch the Apple Podcast app on your iPhone or iPad. 2) Tap the Search icon (on the bottom right) and search for “On Q Performance Therapy.” Tap the album art. 3) On the podcast page, scroll down to Ratings & Reviews. 4) Tap Write a Review at the bottom of this page. If necessary, enter your iTunes password to login. 5) Give us a 5 star rating and brief review! We'd be very appreciative! Mike Quintans (Q) brings in golf physical therapy specialist Brian Jerva with 15 years of experience to talk golf analytics and performance. Brian came to Physical Therapy and Wellness Institute in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania (PTW Newtown Square) because they were able to enthusiastically offer him the most innovative tech in the golf performance realm. 02:20 TPI - Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) analyzes golfers from all levels to collect valuable data to improve a golfer's body-swing connection. Brian is certified in Functional Movement Screening FMS as well as TPI to connect movement screenings and golf performance. 5:40 Brian brings in the golfer or rotational athlete to analyze the body-swing connection through a TPI screening. We'll look at the swing in 2D first through video analysis. We assess the upper body, lower body, wrist, balance, hips, everything to identify asymmetries. 7:00 Brian then uses SFMA to break it down even more to the mobility and stability components. This determines what the client or patient needs to address (the source of the problem) in order to give them a longer drive. 8:21 Brian then analyzes this data and works with the client through exercises and mobilization techniques to make their swing more efficient. 8:29 The K-Vest is the 3D analysis. Brian puts sensors on the body one on the upper back, lower back, arm, and wrist. Brian will then have you swing different clubs to look at the data to find kinematic sequencing (the order your body parts are moving when you're swinging a club) as well as patterns, swing speeds, and deficits. Justin Thomas' swing, for example, is perfect because he has efficient kinematic sequencing. 10:27 Bring in your golf team to do a full team analysis to see each of your strengths and weaknesses in your swings. Then, Brian will give you exercises and mobility techniques to improve your swing. Then your team can come back halfway through the season and at the end to see how you've improved. 11:30 Brian is not a golf coach. But he wants to talk to your golf coach in order to make your swing as efficient as possible. 13:13 If you're a physical therapist and want to get into it, talk to your manager to see if they'll support that. Go to TPI - Brian recommends it. Dr. Greg Rose and Dave Phillips are both founders. 14:30 If you want Brian to analyze your swing or help you get out of pain when golfing, call the clinic for your first 90-minute evaluation. What's great? Since Brian is also a physical therapist, so he can see the big picture of your health to find the source of your challenges, not just fixing the symptoms. 18:40 Not activating your glutes properly or glute inefficiencies can be a huge factor in your swing. Can you move your pelvis separate from your trunk? It's very important. 20:16 Contact Brian by calling the clinic at (610)723-7771 or reach out to him at brian.jerva@ivyrehab.com. Connect Instagram and Facebook @brianjerva.
Dr. Greg Rose rejoins Dr. Rob wears increasingly more masks while carefully measuring his blood-oxygen levels.
Dr. Greg Rose joins Joe, Toren, & Dr. Rob to talk about infection control.
Dr Greg Rose is most famous for his work in golf, founding the Titleist Performance Institute in Oceanside, California. Greg has worked with more professional golfers than anyone on the planet! He is also trained and certified over 20,000 professionals in golfs body-swing connection. In 2018 Dr Rose refocused his energy to studying the body-swing and body-pitch connection and founded On Base University. Since then he has worked with players and coaches on literally every MLB team, not to mention countless NCAA schools. His knowledge of human performance and its application to sport is second to none. In the first full episode on Baseball Decoded Liam and Greg compare and contrast the PGA Tour and the MLB, as well predict the future of bat hitting and bat science.
Lackawanna College Falcons Athletic Network NJCAA Football Championship FALCONS CORNER preview. This week's extended championship episode includes special guests President Mark Volk, Director of Athletics Joya Whittington and your Falcon Football Players Thank you to the Lackawanna College Communication's Department and Communication's student Mason Kay with their assistance in video production and highlight editing. Video graphics by Nicholas Westfield 11:36 - President Mark Volk and Director of Athletics Joya Whittington 24:35 - Head Coach Mark Duda 34:07 - Quarterback Matt Cavallaro 36:07 - Defensive linemen Greg Rose and Pheldarius Payne 38:56 - Offensive linemen Reggie Marks, Sameer Parks, Scott Houseman and Tre-Quan Dorsey
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In Episode 056, we focus our attention on the work of Joe Yager, based out of Champaign, Illinois. In our interview with Joe, we spend time discussing Joe’s work in baseball and how he is working to change the way young baseball players are developed from youth athlete to elite performer. Joe is involved with a project headed up by Dr. Greg Rose known as On Base University. The project is directed at providing top-notch education in the study of movement and physiology as it relates to the games of baseball and softball. Joe talks about his experiences in working in baseball and how he approaches youth development with the goal of improving overall performance and preserving health for long and productive careers in the sport.Joe Yager holds an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science. While pursuing his degree, he was named Male Athlete of the Year and a member of the Sports Hall of Fame because of his contributions to the university’s baseball team. During his college career, Joe led the nation in strike-outs. He is certified in F.M.S. (Functional Movement Systems), T.P.I. (Titleist Performance Institute) Level 1 and Level 2, and as an A.C.E. CPT (American Council of Exercise Certified Personal Trainer). He has coached high school and collegiate baseball and has both coached and developed a large number of travel baseball teams. Joe has also worked as a collegiate baseball recruiter and motivational speaker.Joe is the owner and proprietor of the Perform Every Day training and fitness center in Champaign, Illinois. At his training facility, he mentors other trainers and works with a wide range of clients, including professional athletes in the MLB, NFL, PGA and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and numerous NCAA athletes in a variety of sports. Joe also runs strength, conditioning, speed, agility and recovery camps for high school athletes in most sports in Chicago and Central Illinois. Joe has had wide-ranging success helping high school students through the recruiting process to land scholarships at Division I schools.For more information on Joe Yager, you can follow him via the links below:Website: http://www.onbaseu.com/certification/instructors/joeyagerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jyager20/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Perform-Every-Day/899888233392875Twitter: https://twitter.com/yager20The D&D Fitness Radio podcast is available at the following locations for downloadable audio, including: iTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d-d-fitness-radio-podcast/id1331724217https://www.iheart.com/podcast/dd-fitness-radio-28797988/Spreaker.com – https://www.spreaker.com/show/d-and-d-fitness-radios-showYou can reach both Don and Derek at the following locations: Don Saladino: http://www.DonSaladino.com Twitter and Instagram - @DonSaladino YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/donsaladino Derek M. Hansen: http://www.SprintCoach.com Twitter and Instagram - @DerekMHansen YouTube - http://youtube.com/derekmhansen
In Episode 056, we focus our attention on the work of Joe Yager, based out of Champaign, Illinois. In our interview with Joe, we spend time discussing Joe’s work in baseball and how he is working to change the way young baseball players are developed from youth athlete to elite performer. Joe is involved with a project headed up by Dr. Greg Rose known as On Base University. The project is directed at providing top-notch education in the study of movement and physiology as it relates to the games of baseball and softball. Joe talks about his experiences in working in baseball and how he approaches youth development with the goal of improving overall performance and preserving health for long and productive careers in the sport.Joe Yager holds an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science. While pursuing his degree, he was named Male Athlete of the Year and a member of the Sports Hall of Fame because of his contributions to the university’s baseball team. During his college career, Joe led the nation in strike-outs. He is certified in F.M.S. (Functional Movement Systems), T.P.I. (Titleist Performance Institute) Level 1 and Level 2, and as an A.C.E. CPT (American Council of Exercise Certified Personal Trainer). He has coached high school and collegiate baseball and has both coached and developed a large number of travel baseball teams. Joe has also worked as a collegiate baseball recruiter and motivational speaker.Joe is the owner and proprietor of the Perform Every Day training and fitness center in Champaign, Illinois. At his training facility, he mentors other trainers and works with a wide range of clients, including professional athletes in the MLB, NFL, PGA and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and numerous NCAA athletes in a variety of sports. Joe also runs strength, conditioning, speed, agility and recovery camps for high school athletes in most sports in Chicago and Central Illinois. Joe has had wide-ranging success helping high school students through the recruiting process to land scholarships at Division I schools.For more information on Joe Yager, you can follow him via the links below:Website: http://www.onbaseu.com/certification/instructors/joeyagerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jyager20/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Perform-Every-Day/899888233392875Twitter: https://twitter.com/yager20The D&D Fitness Radio podcast is available at the following locations for downloadable audio, including: iTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d-d-fitness-radio-podcast/id1331724217https://www.iheart.com/podcast/dd-fitness-radio-28797988/Spreaker.com – https://www.spreaker.com/show/d-and-d-fitness-radios-showYou can reach both Don and Derek at the following locations: Don Saladino: http://www.DonSaladino.com Twitter and Instagram - @DonSaladino YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/donsaladino Derek M. Hansen: http://www.SprintCoach.com Twitter and Instagram - @DerekMHansen YouTube - http://youtube.com/derekmhansen
This weeks episode features the founder of @myTPI, Greg is a Doctor of Chiropractic and holds an engineering degree from the University of Maryland. Greg specializes in assessing and treating athletes, 3-dimensional biomechanics, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, rehabilitation, and therapeutic exercises. Combining an engineering background with an expertise on the human body, Greg helped pioneer the field of analyzing 3-dimensional motion capture models of the golf swing. Through the past 23 years, Greg has helped thousands of athletes of all skill levels reach peak athletic performance. His cutting edge yet a research-based form of functional training combined with golf-specific motor learning drills have made Greg one of golf’s top strength and conditioning professionals. Greg is also a partner in Functional Movement Systems (FMS) and helped develop the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), a revolutionary movement assessment that helps identify altered motor control and guides medical practitioners on how to treat patients more efficiently. Greg founded OnBase University and RacquetFit which teach baseball/softball professionals and tennis professionals respectively how to improve their overall skills by enhancing their physical performance. Greg speaks and educates worldwide sharing his many years of professional practice and is widely regarded as an expert in golf health and fitness. He has lectured in over 24 countries and has been featured in many golf and news publications.
On Episode 101 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with Dr. Greg Rose, the co-founder of The Titliest Performance Institute and founder of RacquetFit, about how we can reach peak athletic performance. Greg specializes in assessing and treating athletes, 3-dimensional biomechanics, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, rehabilitation and therapeutic exercises. Throughout the past 23+ years, Greg has helped thousands of athletes of all skill levels greatly improve their flexibility, mobility, strength, speed, power, and athletic prowess. Greg is a Board certified Doctor of Chiropractic and holds an engineering degree from the University of Maryland (go Maryland!). He has combined an engineering background with an expertise on the human body to help pioneer the field of analyzing 3-dimensional motion capture models of the golf swing. Then Greg brought what he learned over to the tennis world through RacquetFit. Pretty impressive stuff! He has worked with countless amateurs and professional athletes in golf (ever heard of Rory McIlroy?), tennis, football, and many other sports and I am really grateful that Greg spent his time educating us about how we can improve our tennis games by becoming better athletes on the podcast. On this episode, you'll learn the difference between flexibility and mobility, why it is crucial to understand your body's physical abilities and limitations when working on your strokes, advice on creating the right fitness routine for you, and much more! I hope you enjoy this podcast interview episode with Greg! Let us know what you think about it in the comments below! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Episode 97 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I discuss why it is so critical to understand our body's physical limitations and talk about some really helpful principles that I learned at a RacquetFit seminar that I attended recently. Many players think they can just copy the exact strokes of the pros and hit shots like Federer, but unfortunately it isn't that simple.... We have to know our body's capabilities to achieve our true tennis potential, and this is what RacquetFit is all about. My mind was blown by what I learned at the RacquetFit seminar, and to say that I really enjoyed both learning about the body-tennis connection, taking a deep dive into the serve and meeting so many fantastic people at the event would be an understatement. Several of the best tennis coaches and experts on the planet and podcast/summit guests such as Jeff Salzenstein, Dr. Sean Drake, Dr. Greg Rose, and Dr. Mark Kovacs are teaching the world about RacquetFit and bringing advancements from other sports to our game. On this episode, I'll give you the inside scoop on the most important principles I learned at the RacquetFit seminar and why RacquetFit is going to change the way we coach and learn the game. I hope you enjoy this podcast episode! Let me know what you think about it in the comments below! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Technology in baseball has been slowly coming for years now. We have on the man who is at the forefront of those changes and is helping organizations make the transition. Dr. Greg Rose is the co - founder of TPI and OnBaseU. In this episode we talk about what OnBaseU does and how technology can help players in baseball.K-Vest Code: pjb5 for $250 off Blast Motion Code: pjb5 for $25 off See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: Kaitlyn & Dr. Rose talk about club head speed Attack angles Differences between female & male swings Proper clubs Importance of doing squats Functional strength training and the Kinematic Sequence! RESOURCES: Websites: www.mytpi.com www.onbaseu.com www.racquetfit.com Email: Greg.rose@mytpi.com SHOW NOTES: Co-Founder of the Titleist Performance Institute FELIX FORTIS FAVORITES & LINKS: Learn my low back/hip mobility protocol that athletes in the Online Felix Fortis Golf Fitness Academy learn! https://felix-fortis-golf-fitness-academy.thinkific.com/bundles/get-golf-fit-bundle Are you at a point in your game, fitness, health, and diet where you KNOW you need to start getting it together but you just CAN'T seem to make it happen for yourself? I got you lady:) Check out my DIY course! https://felix-fortis-golf-fitness-academy.thinkific.com/courses/elitegolffitnessvault Looking for all the above BUT need the accountability, and personal golf fitness coach/team to tell you EXACTLY what you need and show you how to do it?! Well, let's do this lady!!! Take a few moments to tell me a bit about what's going on, and we'll set up a time to chat! Click here to apply to the Felix Fortis Women's Golf Fitness Academy to work DIRECTLY with me! https://kpimentel.wufoo.com/forms/w144xfzp0fria2b/
Season 1 Episode 7: Dr. Greg Rose by Dr. Craig Davies
If you want to pick the brains of those who know the game inside and out, this is a podcast you won't regret listening to. On this edition of "Exploring The MindSide," Dr. McCabe talks with Mike Adams, Scott Fawcett, Mark Broadie, Kevin Sprecher, Debbie Doniger, Dr. Greg Rose and Michael Breed at the 2019 PGA Show. For more information about The MindSide: Sports and Performance Psychology, visit www.TheMindSide.com
Greg Rose jumped from consulting & analytics to a more food centric role. He talks about why is love of the culinary arts helped him go the distance. -- • Buy the newly released When To Jump paperback here: https://amzn.to/2VR0jPU
This episode is brought to you by baseballcloud. iTunes Stitcher Google Play Spotify Summary: In this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I welcome Dr. Greg Rose of OnBaseU and the Titleist Performance Institute. We discuss the OnBaseU philosophy and program for improving the efficiency of baseball swinging and pitching, along with various data-based methods for improving baseball practice regimens. We also discuss the way data is becoming increasingly important baseball as it did in golf, and the possible reasons for the different approaches to data in these sports. Show Notes: Guest: Dr. Greg Rose, of the Titleist Performance Institute Analyzes swing movement in golf and now baseball for motor problems TPI Philosophy Not one way to pitch or hit A more efficient way for everyone though to pitch or hit, based on what they can physically do Technical problem or physical problem? Mimicking others isn’t necessarily the way to improve your swing TPI uses 3D motion capture to determine efficiency Video can have some uses How to draw information from the video; what is a sway? How to do a screening for physical vs technical problems? 13 characteristics to correct in young players Most common problem: “no spacing” Disassociation between lower body and upper body Shoulder issues, laying the arm back Difference between golf and baseball: not a common language Creating a common language in baseball so medical, fitness, and coach can communicate better Workshops work with online classes and 2 day live sessions Developing coaching curriculums for non-professional leagues What are the necessities for developing baseball competence and how is a year over year curriculum for baseball developed Number one reason for quitting baseball: can’t catch! So it’s important to learn catching early Easier to develop athletic skills younger, technical skills older Muscles are more tense for young; easier to develop speed Strength training much easier during and after puberty, because of testosterone “For every decade you’re alive, that’s the percent of your program that should be based on mobility” With adults mobility based training, kids speed, power, generally Swing isolation exercises can be strange at first, but start to work over time Group dynamics when everyone has their own individual problem? TPI testing always as a group Often groups within group have similar problems Individualized stations mixed with group in TPI program One-on-one not necessarily better than group, but still necessary to attack individual problems Swing look doesn’t matter; efficiency is what’s important The Kinematic Sequence Graph Energy moves from the ground to the bat to the ball, ideally Something that’s taken over the golf teaching world is now bleeding into the baseball world The measurement of data in baseball vs others Formula 1 and Golf as manufacturer’s and individual’s sports with stronger technology, vs baseball, basketball, football as owner’s sports Offering data makes players more comfortable and able to measure change over time Teaching truth vs tradition in baseball Teaching what worked for us vs teaching what works for players Coaches who studied how to coach vs coaches who studied how to play Blocked vs Random practices Both show gains Random practice more effective for learning Where does Dr. Rose hope to see baseball in ten years? 3 Key Points: Data-based approaches in baseball can offer important efficiencies that can improve swinging and pitching. OnBaseU has found that one of its important tasks in baseball is to create a common language of technique for the entire support staff and team to speak in common. The difference in data usage in sports like golf versus those like baseball might be due to the importance of manufacturers in the former versus the importance of owners in the latter. Tweetable Quotes: - “One-on-one is not better than group; most kids, most adults prefer working out in group.” (35:30) - Dr. Rose - “Our philosophy is there’s not one way to hit or one way to pitch, but there’s one efficient way for everyone to hit or pitch.” - Dr. Rose (36:05) - “There are two types of coaches; coaches who have studied how to coach, and coaches who studied how to play.” - Dr. Rose (42:40) - “Some of the best coaches in the world never played professionally.” - Dr. Rose (44:05) - “The research is extremely clear that block practice allows somebody to perform better in practice but it doesn’t make them learn like random practice does” - Dr. Rose (46:00) - “I believe a baseball player is like a Formula 1 car.” - Dr. Rose (49:30) Resources Mentioned: www.OnBaseU.com http://www.mytpi.com/ Website and Social Media sites for the show www.aotcpodcast.com Twitter @aotc_podcast Facebook Ahead of the Curve Coaches Facebook group Instagram aotc_podcast
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You know what to do, you know how to do it - how come it's not helping your golf scores? Maybe because you can't physically pull it off, only you don't know that. And what's the best way to develop a champion player? Dr. Greg Rose of TPI shares his thoughts on where most golfers are hurting their chances for better scores and longevity in the game, and how young players can position themselves for the best long term success.
There is only one-way Greg Rose thinks, and that’s HUGE. In this special in-person interview, Dr. Rose talks all about how he has thought big and truly chased his dream Whether it was developing the SFMA, the Titleist Performance Institute, or his current World-changing opportunities, Greg has a simple plan and reveals it in this […]
There is only one-way Greg Rose thinks, and that's HUGE. In this special in-person interview, Dr. Rose talks all about how he has thought big and truly chased his dream Whether it was developing the SFMA, the Titleist Performance Institute, or his current World-changing opportunities, Greg has a simple plan and reveals it in this interview. He also makes the statement that he has NEVER met anyone who thinks TOO BIG!
The Takeaway 001 - Dr. Greg Rose - Golf Talk
On episode 055, get ready for a compelling and insightful conversation live from Titleist Performance Institute in San Diego, CA with its Co-Founder Dr. Greg Rose, a pioneer in 3-dimensional biomechanics, strength and conditioning, and expert in fitness technology. In this podcast we're taking a deep dive into the success of TPI and it's impact on the fitness industry as a whole. If you are a fitness pro or operator that has been curious about using technology, apps, and movement screens to deliver better results to your clients and revenue to the club, you're going to enjoy this thought-provoking show. Through the past 17 years, Greg has helped thousands of golfers of all skill levels reach peak athletic performance. His cutting edge yet research-based form of functional training combined with golf-specific motor learning drills have made Greg one of golf’s top strength and conditioning professionals. Greg has also been an integral component in the creation of the "Jugamos Todos" program developed by TPI Sports, working in conjunction with the Mexican Ministries of Health and Education, along with the support of the Mexican Football Federation by launching this Physical Education Program deployed across the country's elementary schools to create a sports movement based program, as one of the foundations for thier official FEMEXFUT app-based Youth Pathway. What new technology can fitness pros and operators begin to harness that support low-cost movement screening, help fight childhood obesity, and deliver more ROI to clubs? The answer to that question and much more takeaways for club owners, operators, and fitness pros in this episode with Dr. Greg Rose. About Dr. Greg Rose Greg is a board certified Doctor of Chiropractic and holds an engineering degree from the University of Maryland. Greg specializes in assessing and treating golfers, 3-dimensional biomechanics, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, rehabilitation, nutritional supplementation and therapeutic exercises. Combining an engineering background with an expertise on the human body, Greg helped pioneer the field of analyzing 3-dimensional motion capture models of the golf swing. That research has helped golf professionals all over the world gain a better understanding of how the body works during the golf swing. Through the past 17 years, Greg has helped thousands of golfers of all skill levels reach peak athletic performance. His cutting edge yet research-based form of functional training combined with golf-specific motor learning drills have made Greg one of golf’s top strength and conditioning professionals. Greg also helped develop the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), a revolutionary movement assessment that helps identify altered motor control and guides medical practitioners on how to treat patients more efficiently. Greg frequently appears on the Golf Channel. The TPI certification seminar series has made Greg one of the most requested speakers in golf health and fitness. He has lectured in over 21 countries and has been featured in many golf and news publications. Listen To Episode 055 As Greg Uncovers How an early engineering job working on a golf course led him to be one of the first (if not the 1st) specicliazed golf chiropractors in the United States What impact Titleist Performance Institute is creating in the fitness, golf, and technology worlds How Greg became an early pioneer in 3D Motion Capture technology Understanding the major comments and types of 3D Motion Capture: Video Infrared Electromagnetic Inertial sensors The power of performing a physical screening under 3D motion capture for athletes and fitness clients Why the use of force and pressure tools in motion capture is so beneficial to the coach Why Greg believes that nutrition is more powerful than working out Understanding the layers of longterm behavior change: the "elephant" in the room How sugar is as addicting to the brain as heroin for both adults and children Why TPI will be creating a Health & Fitness Certification for the USPTA in 2018 How TPI is creating positive health impact in Mexico to combat child obesity Greg's 3 pillars of success in the fitness industry: Be the best at what you do Get results Create your community Why Greg has learned that when it comes to clients having longterm success, look at movement patterns first Uncovering the 1-1 vs. group training paradigm: Why people work harder in groups and stay longer Actionable takeaways for facilities looking to begin implementing new technologies for fitness staff 2018 trends and developments around the industry and globally Top 3 Takeaways From The Show When we understand the next level of results-driven fitness technology, diagnostics are everything. Greg shared in our podcast that screening with the right technology first and programming second will create optimal results and the help to support the best movement patterns. There any many technology apps, devices, and ways to screen an athlete in both golf and general fitness out there, and exercise prescription and periodization should only come after effectively screening the athlete or the client. Greg believes that over the next several years we will see a unique way to tailor exercise programs to the client through a kiosk that screens for movement in our big box clubs. With the exponential growth of fitness technology, the screening capability and quality assessment tools will become even less expensive and ubiquitous in the industry which will lead to an increase in personal training packages and member engagement. With youth obesity of an all time high, Greg sees technology as one of the causes of the problem and also simultaneously the solution. The specialized app created to help Mexico youth is just a first step on the path to using technology as a powerful tool to move the needle back to health. We are becoming more clear everyday about the fact that in the age of a technology revolution, its really hard to get kids to move, so if we want to win the battle against childhood obesity, we must use smart technology to do so. Power Quotes From Dr. Greg Rose "You must realize that when it comes to behavior change pshycology and losing weight, there are two parts of you: the rational and the emotional. Your logical brain understands that you need to lose weight, but your emotional being must also be convinced." - Dr. Greg Rose on the Fitness + Technology Podcast "I think that most wearables are stuck in logic." - Dr. Greg Rose on the Fitness + Technology Podcast "In the age of technology revolution, its really hard to get kids to move, so if we want to win the battle against childhood obesity, we must use smart technology to do so." - Dr. Greg Rose on the Fitness + Technology Podcast Resources Mentioned From Dr. Greg TPI on facebook TPI on Twitter TPI on Instagram TPI on YouTube TPI on the web Dr. Greg Rose - My TPI Dr. Greg Rose on LinkedIn 3D Motion Capture Methods FTP #049 Michael Wood: Fitness Devices, Data, & Ecosystems NASM BCS Course Gamification Pokemon GO HRV: The Mother of All Biomarkers MIT Sports Conference eSports Mexican Football Federation Youth Pathway App FMS: Functional Movement Systems FIFA Malaria Campaign Mexico Youth Soccer Thanks To Our Outstanding Sponsors Bryan O’Rourke and his family of companies including Vedere Ventures, Integerus Advisors, and many more. 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LT 092 | Dr. Greg Rose - Evaluating Rotary Athletes Subscribe & Review : iTunes | Stitcher The LEO Training Podcast exists for coaches, athletes, and listeners like you. If you enjoy this content and it provides you with valuable information, please consider giving back to LEO Training. Click the button below to Donate! Dr. Greg Rose is a Co-Founder of the Titleist Performance Institute (MyTPI) and Functional Movement Systems. Greg is a board certified Doctor of Chiropractic and holds an engineering degree from the University of Maryland. Greg specializes in assessing and treating golfers, 3-dimensional biomechanics, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, rehabilitation, nutritional supplementation and therapeutic exercises. Combining an engineering background with an expertise on the human body, Greg helped pioneer the field of analyzing 3-dimensional motion capture models of the golf swing. That research has helped golf professionals all over the world gain a better understanding of how the body works during the golf swing. Through the past 17 years, Greg has helped thousands of golfers of all skill levels reach peak athletic performance. His cutting edge yet research-based form of functional training combined with golf-specific motor learning drills have made Greg one of golf’s top strength and conditioning professionals. Greg also helped develop the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), a revolutionary movement assessment that helps identify altered motor control and guides medical practitioners on how to treat patients more efficiently. Greg frequently appears on the Golf Channel. The TPI certification seminar series has made Greg one of the most requested speakers in golf health and fitness. He has lectured in over 21 countries and has been featured in many golf and news publications. Interview Topics: Intro and Dr. Rose's story to becoming a chiropractor Education in engineering and how it influenced his thinking on movement 3D Motion Capture Models and what we can learn from them How MyTPI was born, Dr. Rose's creation of the SFMA Dr. Roses's lecture "Evaluating Rotary Athletes" at Perform Better Summit in Providence, Rhode Island Who are Rotational Athletes? Style vs. Biomechanics/Efficiency The 4 "Must Haves" for Rotational Athletes The difference between stability and strength How to measure power for rotational athletes and train it? And much more Show Notes: Dr. Rose (MyTPI) Dr. Rose (Functional Movement Systems) MyTPI (Instagram) Why You Should Evaluate Movement in Junior Athletes The E-Myth
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Moritz war schon immer sportlich aktiv und hat sich ab dem sechzehnten Lebensjahr mit den ersten Trainingsplänen beschäftigt. Er ist einer der Gründer der Kraft und Bewegungsakedemie in München und ein gefragter Trainer und Coach. Er hat mich auch auf meine RKC2 Zertifizierung vorbereitet. Er kam über die perfekte Bewegung zu FMS (Functional Movement System) und dann erst zur Kettlebell. Er hat von vielen hervorragenden internationalen Coaches (Max Shank, Pavel Tsatsouline, Brett Jones, Dr. Kyle Kiesel, Peter Lakatos, Tommy Blom, Dr. Greg Rose und Al Kavadlo) gelernt und den halben Planeten umkreist, um sich weiter fortzubilden. Dabei stand für Ihn seine eigene Verbesserung im Mittelpunkt. Bis ihn immer mehr Leute darauf ansprachen, dass er so gut erklären kann. Mittlerweile ist Moritz RKC Team Leader, CK-FMS (Funktional Movement System), PCC, PM2, PMR, lizensierter Fitness- und Leistungssport-Bodytrainer. Durch das FMS hat Moritz ein Gefühl für die Bewegungsqualität bekommen. Das war schon ein Unterschied, als Moritz bei der B-Lizenz, die Benutzung der liegenden Beinbeugemaschine erklären musste. Der schon bekannte Robert R. aus Ungarn hat den Moritz dann später auch zu dem RKC überredet. Zertifizierungsvorbereitung und der Snatch-Test Wir besprechen auch den Unterschied zwischen »normalen« Training und den Ansprüchen der RKC Zertifizierung. Meine Ausführungen zum Snatch-Test, haben mit von Moritz den Hashtag #snatchtestlover eingebracht. Moritz vertritt gegenüber dem Snatch-Test eine andere Meinung. Er räumt ihm nur Platz im Training ein, wenn sich jemand auf den RKC vorbereiten möchte. Moritz geht noch einmal sehr gut auf die ballistischen Kettlebell Übungen (Snatch, clean, Swing) und die dafür nötige Atmung ein. Wie er dazu gekommen ist bei Max Shank zu lernen und wie er dadurch seinen Deadlift (Kreuzheben) verbesserte. Moritz trainiert Kreuzheben und Griffkraft separat. Da die Griffkraft der Ihn limitierende Faktor ist, nutz er Zughilfen. Da er keine Wettbewerbe macht, spielt das für ihn keine Rolle. Zu Beginn des Trainierens ist alles überlebensgroß und es öffnen sich ständig neue Welten. Je mehr man gelernt hat, desto seltener erlebt man noch dieses Gefühl. Das Aha-Erlebnis wird rar. Man ist schon froh, wenn von anderen Experten seine eigenen Praktiken bestätigt werden. Im Gegenzug ist man für manche kleinen Details viel dankbarer, als es für den nicht Eingeweihten logisch erscheint. Da man sich selber nicht objektiv wahrnimmt, ist es ratsam, sich einen guten Coach zu suchen. Jemanden, der das was Ihr erreichen möchtet, schon geschafft hat. Moritz verrät noch ein Geheimnis, mit dem er in diesem Podcast an die Öffentlichkeit geht! Wenn Dir der Podcast gefallen hat und Du auch noch die besten Kettlebells direkt vom Importeur willst. Nutze bitte unseren Affiliate Link, so können wir die Kosten, die uns für die Produktion des Podcasts entstehen etwas deckeln - Danke :-) http://www.kettlebellshop.de/?acc=182be0c5cdcd5072bb1864cdee4d3d6e außerdem sind das echt die besten Kettlebells, die Du erwerben kannst.
In this episode, I talk with Greg Rose in depth about traditional pockets. Greg has traveled across the US teaching people how to string a pocket for themselves.www.stringersshack.comwww.roseschoolofstringing.wordpress.comwww.encorelacrosse.comwww.traditree.com
In this episode, I talk with Greg Rose in depth about traditional pockets. Greg has traveled across the US teaching people how to string a pocket for themselves.www.stringersshack.comwww.roseschoolofstringing.wordpress.comwww.encorelacrosse.comwww.traditree.com
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In this episode: The one and only Dr. Greg Rose KABAM! A blast on this episode. Dr. Greg Rose from TPI Titleist Performance Institute is on the show. A huge movement mentor for me. We talk movement, strength, golfing, rotation, FMS,
You asked for it and you got it! This is a special episode for me as Dr. Rose has been a huge influence on my career. I remember the first time I saw the Golf Fitness Academy on the Golf Channel and I said to myself "I would love to be on that show". Then I attended the TPI Level 1 seminar when it came through Vancouver and I said “Id love to be on that stage one day!” Both these visions came true. #DreamBig and #Overdeliver my good friends. That is exactly what Dr. Rose did and continues to do in his business and career. A true leader and pioneer . We discuss all of this and more in this episode of the #CoachGlassPodcast. Enjoy it! Greg is a board certified Doctor of Chiropractic and holds an engineering degree from the University of Maryland. Greg specializes in assessing and treating golfers, 3-dimensional biomechanics, strength and conditioning, manual therapy, rehabilitation, nutritional supplementation and therapeutic exercises. Combining an engineering background with an expertise on the human body, Greg helped pioneer the field of analyzing 3-dimensional motion capture models of the golf swing. That research has helped golf professionals all over the world gain a better understanding of how the body works during the golf swing. Through the past 17 years, Greg has helped thousands of golfers of all skill levels reach peak athletic performance. His cutting edge yet research-based form of functional training combined with golf-specific motor learning drills have made Greg one of golf’s top strength and conditioning professionals. Greg also helped develop the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), a revolutionary movement assessment that helps identify altered motor control and guides medical practitioners on how to treat patients more efficiently. Greg frequently appears on the Golf Channel as part of the Titleist Performance Institute weekly show. The TPI certification seminar series has made Greg one of the most requested speakers in golf health and fitness. He has lectured in over 21 countries and has been featured in many golf and news publications. @performbetter @mytpi #CoachGlassNextLevel #DreamBig #OverDeliver #BeUndeniable Coach Glass
Here is my recap of what is the fitness equivalent to the Catalina Wine Mixer. The 2014 @Perform_Better Summit! All the nitty gritty rom what was one of the best PB Summits ever! The summit was a great success and I was able to spend quality time with some of my closest friends and colleagues in the fitness industry. My hands on and lecture were well received and it was great to have all the #CoachGlassPodcast fans out to see the show! In this episode I break down my thoughts from the hands on and lectures I attended including Gray Cook @graycookpt, Mark Verstegen, Brandon Marchello @bmarchello13, Greg Rose, Dan John @FakeDanJohn, Charlie Weingroff @cwagon75, Mike Boyle @bodybyboyle, Josh Henkin @joshhenkin @drmarkcheng and all the rest! I would love to write out all the great lessons and cool tips but its easier for you to just listen! Hope you enjoy. Cheers Everybody! #DreamBig #OverDeliver on your Dreams. #CoachGlass Visit our sponsors @mytpi @performbetter
Inside Social Media: Small Business Social Media Strategies for Today’s Entrepreneur
In this episode of the Inside Social Media podcast, I talk with the heads of social media for the Virgin brand — Hannah Mahony and Greg Rose. Greg is the head of content for Virgin and Hannah is the Social and Content Executive. And, just to clarify, this is the Virgin Management group which is […] The post ISM 046: How to Use Social Media to Create an Irresistable Brand with Virgin’s Hannah Mahony & Greg Rose appeared first on Rick Mulready.
Inside Social Media: Small Business Social Media Strategies for Today’s Entrepreneur
In this episode of the Inside Social Media podcast, I talk with the heads of social media for the Virgin brand — Hannah Mahony and Greg Rose. Greg is the head of content for Virgin and Hannah is the Social and Content Executive. And, just to clarify, this is the Virgin Management group which is... The post ISM 046: How to Use Social Media to Create an Irresistable Brand with Virgin’s Hannah Mahony & Greg Rose appeared first on RickMulready.com.
Morgan was born in Jamaica, and migrated to Brooklyn, New York .. He was immediately seduced by the weekly live concerts at the Apollo Theatre in the 60s where he could see musical giants like James Brown, Wilson Pickett, O'Jays, Al Green and The Temptations. Denroy enrolled at the New York School of Music. There he briefly studied guitar and piano, and it wasn't long before he started two bands in New York, Mad Creators, and later, Black Eagles. The latter enjoyed the distinction of becoming the first roots & culture reggae band in New York City. A chance meeting with Denroy and Bert Reid, the saxophonist from the then flashy and popular Crown Heights Affair band led to a label deal and a chart topper with the radio anthems I'll Do Anything and Sweet Tender Love in the early 1980s. Suddenly he found himself performing in unlikely venues like New York's shrine to club music, the Paradise Garage, and he was instantly on tour with unlikely artists such as Frankie Beverly & Maze, Slave, Evelyn King and Archie Bell and the Dells. Morgan become the first reggae artist to be signed by the major label RCA Records. Perfect (born Greg Rose, Jamaica) is a reggae singer The third child in a family of four children, Rose grew up in Bamboo, in the parish of St. Ann. Perfect cut his first tune as Little Ninja, before settling on his current stage name.He began deejaying in the sound system Trend Setter from Bamboo where he grown and recorded his first dubplates. In the late 1990s he often had to go to Kingston to make his name and record. The first song that really began making his name was "Lock Me Up" in 2004 for Courntey MacIntosh from Irie FM but he was really revealed with "Handcart Bwoy" in 2005. He released his first album, Giddimani, the next year. The Austrian record label Irie vibrations released his second album, Born Dead with Life, in 2008.
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