We are excited to welcome physical therapist and Proteus Motion Director of Performance, Will Waterman, to our latest podcast episode. As our first ever three-time guest, Will has some fascinating data collection results from Proteus to share with us. He delves into predictors of hitting and pitching velocities and presents compelling data on how a rotational athlete’s height can impact their approach to the force-velocity curve. We also discuss “powerpenia” and differences in power production trends between males and females. This conversation has already influenced how I program for athletes.
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