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Skater Biomechanical Analysis
Predict problems before they become injuries.
Most recurring injuries in hockey aren't bad luck — they're predictable. The movement pattern that causes a pulled hamstring or a chronic groin strain is visible on video long before the injury happens. The problem is knowing what to look for.
With 30 years in hockey — including time as one of the NHL's top skate technicians — I've developed a process for analyzing skaters on video and identifying dysfunction before it becomes a diagnosis.
- → Video analysis of skating stride, edge work, and movement patterns
- → Identification of compensations and asymmetries that create injury risk
- → A corrective strength and movement program to address what I find
- → Follow-up assessment to track improvement
Currently in development. Working with a select group of young skaters to document and refine the methodology.
If you're a powerskating coach, scout, athletic therapist, or parent of a serious hockey player — I'd like to hear from you.
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