
Pickleball Therapy Special Episode - Better Body, Better Play - Interview with Ty Woody
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Feb 4, 2025 In this engaging discussion, Ty Woody, a sports performance coach specializing in pickleball, shares his insights on optimizing performance and preventing injuries. He emphasizes the crucial role of strength training and warm-up routines for all players. Ty reveals how professional athletes manage recovery and stress while playing at high levels. He provides practical tips for amateur players on incorporating weight training into their routine, ensuring they enjoy the sport long-term.
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Warm Up to Play Better
- Always warm up for 10 to 15 minutes before playing pickleball to enhance performance and reduce injury risk.
- Changing the culture to respect warming up will help you physically and mentally on the court.
Strength Training Boosts Performance
- Strength training increases pickleball performance by improving speed, power, and injury prevention.
- Athletic conditioning is essential whether aiming to beat friends or compete professionally.
Plan Training and Rest Strategically
- Pro players strategically balance training, rest, and competition to maintain peak performance and longevity.
- Planning your schedule around these elements applies to all players wanting long-term success.
