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Baseball Webinar Lunge and Squat Movement of Infielder
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | Timing of the swing in baseball and softball is vital. The bat needs to meet the ball at the proper impact point, at just the right moment. Not a moment too soon, not a moment too late. Hall of Famer, Warren Spahn, while speaking of pitching, gave great insight to the art of hitting when he made the statement, "Hitting is timing, pitching is upsetting timing." Hitting is timing! That seems too simple, or is it? Timing is just one of the training areas that the Interactive Metronome can address for softball and baseball players. During this course we will explore the importance of other sporting skills such as focus, concentration, rhythm, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing, and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, particularly in ball players. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills such as these, identified as necessary for peak performance, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlete #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:41More inScience Technology

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Baseball Webinar - Visual Cue Selection-Motor Planning and Sequencing
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | Timing of the swing in baseball and softball is vital. The bat needs to meet the ball at the proper impact point, at just the right moment. Not a moment too soon, not a moment too late. Hall of Famer, Warren Spahn, while speaking of pitching, gave great insight to the art of hitting when he made the statement, "Hitting is timing, pitching is upsetting timing." Hitting is timing! That seems too simple, or is it? Timing is just one of the training areas that the Interactive Metronome can address for softball and baseball players. During this course we will explore the importance of other sporting skills such as focus, concentration, rhythm, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing, and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, particularly in ball players. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills such as these, identified as necessary for peak performance, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlete #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:03More inScience Technology

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Baseball Webinar - Turning ON and OFF Concentration 3 IN 1 Excercise
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | Timing of the swing in baseball and softball is vital. The bat needs to meet the ball at the proper impact point, at just the right moment. Not a moment too soon, not a moment too late. Hall of Famer, Warren Spahn, while speaking of pitching, gave great insight to the art of hitting when he made the statement, "Hitting is timing, pitching is upsetting timing." Hitting is timing! That seems too simple, or is it? Timing is just one of the training areas that the Interactive Metronome can address for softball and baseball players. During this course we will explore the importance of other sporting skills such as focus, concentration, rhythm, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing, and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, particularly in ball players. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills such as these, identified as necessary for peak performance, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlete #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:51More inScience Technology

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Hockey - Exercise 2
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | During this webinar we will be exploring the connection between sport and the key benefits of IM training. We will cover the importance of focus, concentration, rhythm and timing, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, but focusing primarily on hockey goaltending. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills, identified as necessary for peak performance, such as rhythm and timing, focus, decision making and concentration, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs, is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlet #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for any sport. During this presentation, I will take IM training a step further by changing and expanding existing IM exercises which can be created based on athlete sport observation and analysis. To personalize IM programs for athlete #39;s it is important to identify and analyze the physical, mental and environmental factors sporting athletes encounter, and then the applications involved to plan a ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:01More inScience Technology

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Hockey - Exercise 3
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | During this webinar we will be exploring the connection between sport and the key benefits of IM training. We will cover the importance of focus, concentration, rhythm and timing, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, but focusing primarily on hockey goaltending. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills, identified as necessary for peak performance, such as rhythm and timing, focus, decision making and concentration, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs, is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlet #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for any sport. During this presentation, I will take IM training a step further by changing and expanding existing IM exercises which can be created based on athlete sport observation and analysis. To personalize IM programs for athlete #39;s it is important to identify and analyze the physical, mental and environmental factors sporting athletes encounter, and then the applications involved to plan a ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:38More inScience Technology

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Hockey - Exercise 6
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | During this webinar we will be exploring the connection between sport and the key benefits of IM training. We will cover the importance of focus, concentration, rhythm and timing, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, but focusing primarily on hockey goaltending. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills, identified as necessary for peak performance, such as rhythm and timing, focus, decision making and concentration, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs, is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlet #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for any sport. During this presentation, I will take IM training a step further by changing and expanding existing IM exercises which can be created based on athlete sport observation and analysis. To personalize IM programs for athlete #39;s it is important to identify and analyze the physical, mental and environmental factors sporting athletes encounter, and then the applications involved to plan a ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:56More inScience Technology

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Hockey - Exercise 1
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | During this webinar we will be exploring the connection between sport and the key benefits of IM training. We will cover the importance of focus, concentration, rhythm and timing, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, but focusing primarily on hockey goaltending. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills, identified as necessary for peak performance, such as rhythm and timing, focus, decision making and concentration, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs, is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlet #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for any sport. During this presentation, I will take IM training a step further by changing and expanding existing IM exercises which can be created based on athlete sport observation and analysis. To personalize IM programs for athlete #39;s it is important to identify and analyze the physical, mental and environmental factors sporting athletes encounter, and then the applications involved to plan a ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:58More inScience Technology

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Hockey - Exercise 5
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | During this webinar we will be exploring the connection between sport and the key benefits of IM training. We will cover the importance of focus, concentration, rhythm and timing, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, but focusing primarily on hockey goaltending. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills, identified as necessary for peak performance, such as rhythm and timing, focus, decision making and concentration, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs, is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlet #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for any sport. During this presentation, I will take IM training a step further by changing and expanding existing IM exercises which can be created based on athlete sport observation and analysis. To personalize IM programs for athlete #39;s it is important to identify and analyze the physical, mental and environmental factors sporting athletes encounter, and then the applications involved to plan a ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:43More inScience Technology

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Hockey - Exercise 4
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | During this webinar we will be exploring the connection between sport and the key benefits of IM training. We will cover the importance of focus, concentration, rhythm and timing, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, but focusing primarily on hockey goaltending. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills, identified as necessary for peak performance, such as rhythm and timing, focus, decision making and concentration, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs, is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlet #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for any sport. During this presentation, I will take IM training a step further by changing and expanding existing IM exercises which can be created based on athlete sport observation and analysis. To personalize IM programs for athlete #39;s it is important to identify and analyze the physical, mental and environmental factors sporting athletes encounter, and then the applications involved to plan a ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:01More inScience Technology

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Tennis - Backhand Shot
http://www.interactivemetronome.com | We will explore the importance of focus, concentration, rhythm and timing, coordination, balance, motor planning and sequencing and decision making; skills that are vital in any sporting performance, but focusing primarily on the physical and mental demands of tennis players. IM training has the potential to fill the gap that currently exists between unique sporting skills such as these, identified as necessary for peak performance, but not yet filled in regular sports training programs. An important aspect of combining IM training with regular sports programs, is identifying the unique requirements of the individual athlete #39;s performance through observation and analysis , then applying this knowledge to formulate a program specifically tailored to the individual #39;s needs. Previous research and documentation using the IM in sport, has focused primarily on a "one size fits all" type of program. Standard 12 exercise programs for any sport. During this presentation, I will take IM training a step further by changing and expanding existing IM exercises in to sport specific, challenging exercises that meet the individual demands of tennis players, identified though the observation and analysis process. To personalize IM programs for athlete #39;s it is important to identify and analyse the physical, mental and environmental factors sporting athletes encounter, and then the applications involved to plan a creative sport specific IM program, that both ...From:IMetronomeViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:45More inScience Technology

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