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Podcast: Historic Performance
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Historic Performance Podcast #68 - Shawn Myszka
Category: Sports & Recreation
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Publish Date: 2016-09-14 11:17:01
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In the 68th episode of the Historic Performance Podcast, I interview Shawn Myszka. Shawn is a Personal Performance Adviser & Movement Coach for NFL players & NFL teams.

He currently works with over a dozen NFL players each year and helps guide their performance as players to the limits of their potential. Through his frequent presentations at sport conferences nationwide, Shawn has become a sought-after clinician and leader in the field of sport-specific power development, the transfer of training to sport performance, and the development of mastery in the movement of athletes at all levels of qualification.

At the beginning of 2014, Shawn introduced a new brand into the industry, Movement Mastery, which has the purpose of helping training professionals of all kinds to more fully understand the processes involved in attaining more masterful movement for athletes in all sporting disciplines.

In this episode, Shawn talks about "movement" in the context of sport, motor control + motor learning theories, creating a movement philosophy, and structuring movement practice.

Overview of Podcast Episode

Here is a brief outline of what we covered in the show - 

  • Shawn's Background 
  • Movement in the context of sport
  • Defining movement mastery
  • Motor Control & Motor Learning Theories
  • Creating a movement philosophy 
  • Structuring movement practice
  • Athlete communication + engagement
  • Book recommendations to learn about motor learning & motor control theories
  • How to contact?

Connect with Shawn

Twitter: @MovementMiyagi 

E-mail: Shawn Myszka

YouTube: Movement Mastery

Website: Movement Mastery

Recommended Resources

1) Dynamics of Skill Acquisition - K. Davids, C. Button, & S. Bennett

2) Skill Acquisition in Sport - N. Hodges & M.A. Williams

3) Developing Sport Expertise - D. Farrow, J. Baker, & C. MacMahon

4) The Co-ordination & Regulation of Movements - N. Bernstein

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