Bill Hartman's Weekly Q&A November 3, 2019

Weekly Q & A for November 3, 2019

 

Intensive 9 is 11 days away!

 

YouTube this week:

 

Last Weeks Q & A:  https://youtu.be/YV39d2DV7bc

The How, When, and Why To Do a Suboccipital Release:  https://youtu.be/y7F9EKh1iS0

How to Perform a Scapular Decompression Mobilization for Dorsal-Rostral Expansion:  https://youtu.be/dIAzWK6qaeI

Padawan Lesson:  Propulsion Concepts Applied to Cutting and Baseball:  https://youtu.be/3radVFZXYMU

Kettlebell Arm Bar - Breathing and Movement to Increase Shoulder Rotation:  https://youtu.be/-veDcISFbBA

 

Topics this week on Instagram:

The 16% Videos

Squat vs. Hinge and the SAID Principle

Delaying propulsion with pushes and pulls

Should you have surgery for meniscus injuries?

Narrow infra-pubic angle and squatting

Kettlebell arm bar to increase shoulder rotation

Would love to hear you muse on heel/forefoot striking for distance running as it pertains to early/late propulsion. I.e. heel striking is typically labeled as “bad”, but seems to be a reasonable strategy to ensure we capture appropriate orientation of the hammy and pelvis. Midfoot striking seems to be “good”, but may lead to an overly concentric “push dominant” strategy. 

What would I want to check/work on for R) handed pitchers that have a problem with missing the plate up and In or those that have a tendency to cut the ball glove side? Would this change as a lefty?

The pronation of glove hand let’s the front thorax compress, allowing the backside trunk to expand and rotate (in righty’s)? Also, how would you train optimal delay in pronation of back foot to keep as much of the stored energy as possible?

Does Narrow IPA mean a narrow ISA? Or how is the IPA measured?

 

Thank you for all the information you’ve been posting lately. I spent most of my of 20’s and 30’s training and competing in various strength sports. Now I’ve done a complete 180 and have been focusing on becoming the best golfer I can be. As someone with a wide ISA I think I understand that I need to focus on reestablishing eccentric orientation. Do you recommend doing this with exercises that can be loaded significantly like squats, presses, and chins while avoiding compressive exercises like deadlifts and bench press or should I focus more on low intensity reset type exercises? Thanks again

I saw on Instagram some has asked about footstrike in distance running. Can you talk about how the model and propulsive phases apply to sprinting? Do you have a info on a breathing pattern for Squats & Deadlifts (Sumo) - I’ve been dealing with SIJ instability for about a year now