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Isometric and eccentric strength testing: Making it work in practice

Tue 18th Apr 2023 18:00

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In this Live roundtable we have three extremely experienced practitioners talking about isometric and eccentric testing and how this can be integrated seemlessly into your current programme. Dublin GAA Senior Physiotherapist, James Allen, West Ham United First Team Fitness Coach, Josh Ewens and Stength and Conditioning Academy Co-Founder, Alex Wolf be our guests. On this roundtable, we discussed -

The importance of eccentric testing How we can use isometric testing during rehabilitation How protocols may differ when used with different populations Using isometrics with load compromised players Using the data collected effectively How to use the data across performance and medical departments

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