Fusing training and testing with the 1080 Sprint at The Hockey Summit
Justin Roethlingshoefer used the 1080 Sprint to merge testing and training for on-ice and dry-land work at The Hockey Summit. The data from jump and sprint testing tracked the players’ progression across the six-week camp, with insight at the day-to-day level. Roethlingshoefer performed on-ice testing with the 1080 Sprint every two weeks, with protocols for […]
September 18, 2017
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1080 Motion in the clinic: John Bowskill on proactive sports medicine for golf
John Bowskill has seen a significant shift in how golfers manage their seasons and careers to prevent injury and extend their prime playing years. The ascendant generation of golfers make time for strength and conditioning, proper lifestyle and – above all – recovery so they can stay resilient in a sport with little off-season. John […]
September 11, 2017
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1080 MAP research: Validating the hand reach star excursion balance test
Ola Eriksrud and his colleagues recently published the first study showing the reliability and validity of a hand reach-based movement assessment. Their test will allow researchers and coaches to explore the relationship between dynamic postural control, balance and functional mobility of whole-body movements in athletic development, rehabilitation and injury prevention. Nearly every upper extremity movement […]
September 4, 2017
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From severe injury to the U.S. Open in 6 months: Isokinetic shoulder rehab in tennis
Over the course of a few months in 2016, Rebecca Peterson went from having a slight pain in her arm to being unable to hit a forehand or serve. As the pain progressed she tried the usual range of therapies, tests and treatments. None reversed the trend and, compounding her frustration, nothing pointed towards a […]
August 28, 2017
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Change of direction testing and training in tennis: 1080 Sprint applications
Tennis players must execute shots while decelerating as part of a change of direction. Many methods of testing and training change of direction fall short of accurately capturing tennis’ specific demands. Most methods of testing and training change of direction (CoD) have two significant short-comings. First, they include a disproportionate amount of linear running. A […]
August 21, 2017
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1080 MAP for pre-season movement profiling at Northampton Town FC
Northampton Town FC lead physiotherapist Anders Braastad individually profiles the Cobblers’ movement patterns as part of pre-season assessments using the 1080 Map. Anders Braastad studied with 1080 MAP founder Ola Eriksrud, and brought the 1080 MAP with him to Northampton Town. Braastad modified the protocol to complete a player’s assessment in about 20 minutes. This […]
August 14, 2017
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West Bromwich Albion’s Mark Gillett on Premier League injury prevention
The 2017/2018 English Football League season is underway less than three months after the end of the 2016/17 campaign. West Bromwich Albion’s director of player performance Mark Gillett talks about how his staff keep the Baggies the healthiest and most resilient in the Premier League. English Football League squads reported for pre-season assessments and training […]
August 7, 2017
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Costs of man-games lost to injury for National Hockey League teams
Each man-game lost to injury costs a National Hockey League team an average of $35,000 in salary paid to a player who cannot play. This adds up to $7.6 million and 10 points over the course of a season. Eight teams in the National Hockey League lost fewer than 150 man-games to injury in the […]
July 31, 2017
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Tommy Henriksson: Building development pipelines in women’s ice hockey
Tommy Henriksson is a coach and sports scientist at Umea Performance Center. He is also completing his doctorate at Umea University, where…
July 24, 2017
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Major League Baseball: Cost of injuries in wins, dollars and final standings
July 17, 2017
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