This is a really quick one inspired by an IFAST client that recently suffered a sprained ankle. She’s got a pretty solid grade 2 sprain based current signs and symptoms. She came in early this week with a pretty solid intolerance to weight bearing. Ty was able to modify her training to keep it productive and […]
performance training and injury
From My Notebook: Comfort and Progress in the Realm of Uncertainty
Padawan: “How do you know what to do?” Bill: “I don’t yet.” Padawan: “Doesn’t that make you uncomfortable?” Bill: “Not anymore.” The Human System is complicated (structural constraints e.g., biomechanics), complex (functional constraints e.g., autonomic response), and at times chaotic (think crisis mode). This often results in a great deal of uncertainty in regard to […]