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Correlation of Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Level 1 Movement Screens and Golf Swing Faults

March 11, 2014 - by Miller_Chris - in Fitness, Golf, Movement, Research articles, SFMA, TPI

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If you want to read the abstract of the study before reading my analysis click here. This study is very intriguing for a couple of reasons. One, it is the first of its kind to relate physical limitations identified in the body from the Level 1 screen and relating it to swing characteristics seen on

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SFMA (Selective Functional Movement Assessment) Recap

January 29, 2014 - by Miller_Chris - in Chiropractic, Fitness, Movement, SFMA

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Here is a quick recap of the SFMA (selective movement functional assessment) and the seminar I attended this weekend. From their website www.sfma.com, the SFMA is defined as: “The Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) is a series of 7 full-body movement tests designed to assess fundamental patterns of movement such as bending and squatting in those with

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Chris Miller’s tips to shave strokes off your golf game

January 15, 2014 - by Miller_Chris - in Chiropractic, Fitness, Golf, Nutrition, TPI

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Having years of experience being a competitive golfer, having played golf with many different skill levels of players, experience building golf clubs and now working with golfer’s on improving their bodies, these are the best tips I have on shaving strokes and making golf more enjoyable. Note these tips are in order of importance. Feel

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The Bare Necessities of Slicing

December 10, 2013 - by Miller_Chris - in Fitness, Golf

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For those of you who slice the ball (left to right shots) the natural reaction of the body is to swing more to the left. However, swinging to the left causes the ball to slice by imparting more spin onto the ball. Here’s a quick learning moment: two things can affect ball flight.The first and

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Could Doctors really be the 3rd leading cause of death in Americans?

November 30, 2013 - by Miller_Chris - in Chiropractic, Health Articles

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An article posted in JAMA (the best medical journal) is a very interesting read. The author cites an estimated 225,000 deaths per year are iatrogenic. This means the death is induced by the doctor. Here’s a breakdown of the 225,000: 12,000 deaths/year from unnecessary surgeries 7,000 deaths/year from medication errors in hospitals 20,000 deaths/year from

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