
@QBFlowDoc . Quarterback Performance Therapist Helping QBs move better, process faster, and stay healthy đ§ đ | Rehab ⢠Performance ⢠Neuro ⢠Mechanics
Austin, TX
Joined April 2012
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This is an example of Constraint therapy. This young kid is a gifted overall athlete. Plays baseball and football. We started to train this drill because he continued to pull his left elbow out and around causing him to open up and late with this arm.
An underrate aspect of this drill that I love, is the fact you can take a variable complete away from the athelte and let the kid figure out how to be twitchy with the ball.
Love doing this drill with Quarterbacks. Particular young developing QBs. Simple and effective. Key here is to keep the visual system stable and process information quickly. Basically work as much rotation possible into the front landing leg while rotating to that side and call out the number that are being flashed.
Training is more than just banging weights, itâs preparation and problem solving.
A stable and mobile front leg on quarterbacks is probably on of the biggest factors for QBs leveling up their ability to be repeatable and access their rotational power for throwing metrics.
QBs donât just need âneck mobilityâ for comfort.
The neck is part of the visual system.
If a QB canât rotate, stabilize, and control the head well, the vestibulo-ocular reflex gets stressed. Thatâs the reflex that helps the eyes stay locked on target while the head moves.
Pocket movement, reset throws, late rotation, pressure escape, scanning safeties , all of it asks the eyes, neck, and inner ear to stay coordinated.
A stiff neck doesnât just limit motion.
It can slow vision.
Train it.
Working on building some velo myself. #QBtraining
The âwhyâ keep getting deeper and deeper the more lives Iâm able to touch.
Gratitude fuels the journey. Every step counts. Trust the process, put in the work, and relish the moments. Youâve got this! EVERYONE LOVES A COMEBACK STORY đ #SportsTherpay
Breaking down Spinal Engine Theory and itâs relation to QB performance. Visit QB talk blog post
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