This episode delves into the topic of rolling and body awareness techniques. It explores traditional representations of segmental rolling and the actual physiological processes involved. The discussion also addresses the importance of shape change, ground contact, and internal dynamics in rolling activities, and how they relate to movement and injury prevention. The conversation gets into the biomechanics of rolling and its application in movement and performance. It explores the different types of rolling, their purpose, and their diagnostic significance. The discussion also touches on the relationship between body structure, athletic performance, and the selection of sports. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted exchange about favorite Saturday morning cartoons.
Keywords
UHP Plus, membership subscription, rolling, body awareness, segmental rolling, physiological processes, shape change, ground contact, internal dynamics, movement, injury prevention, biomechanics, rolling, movement, performance, body structure, athletic performance, sports selection, Saturday morning cartoons
Takeaways
The launch of UHP Plus, the membership subscription version of the UHP network.
The conversation explores traditional representations of segmental rolling and the actual physiological processes involved, emphasizing the importance of shape change, ground contact, and internal dynamics in rolling activities.
The discussion highlights the relevance of rolling techniques in movement and injury prevention, providing insights into the relationship between rolling, ground contact, and shape change. Understanding the biomechanics of rolling and its application in movement and performance.
The diagnostic significance of different types of rolling in assessing movement deficits.
The relationship between body structure, athletic performance, and the selection of sports.
Saturday morning cartoons were awesome.
Sound Bites
"We're gonna talk about...rolling and different types of body awareness, body mapping techniques."
"It is somewhat useful as a descriptor. It's kind of like looking at joints as levers. It's like, is it useful as a descriptor? It helps us create a picture, but is it accurate? Probably not."
"When we talk about movement, we talk about shape changes. And a lot of situations arise."
"We're talking about rolling. Typically people think of rolling, they think of side lying long axis rolling. What is that? If we could write down what that is seeking to accomplish, like what are the main things that we're trying to go after with a long axis rolling."
"So backwards would be an inhalation bias and then forwards over shoulders is gonna be an exhalation bias. So keep that in mind, okay? Now, if I was to lie on my back and I'm gonna drive a long diagonal roll, now I'm actually using the extremity to drive the axial skeleton."
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