As I have said in the past, this annual blog post is my very favorite to not only write, but also complete the required leg work for! I attempt to analyze and assess the movement skill of players across the league at enhanced depths every single year in preparation for this moment alone: to be…
Picking up the trend that I started three years ago, and before we will ultimately name the 2019 Mover of the Year (bet you can’t guess who!? Ha!) later this week, I am going to recognize a number of other distinct awards exclusive to our blog; the ‘Most Improved Mover of 2019’, ‘Most Impressive Rookie…
Welcome to the most unique NFL award compilation that you may come across this season! When I started this blog back in 2012/2013, I wanted to help readers become more aware of a different lens to watch football through. Though many are obsessed with analyzing statistics and the like as a way to measure a…
PLAY: DETOUR!!!! Are there “rules” we must adhere to in order to ‘solve’ a movement problem most effectively?! GAME: Introducing my man Stu…ready to challenge thoughts & ideas for all at SMSC like he does for me each day PLAYER: Stuart McMillan, ALTIS, Sprint Coach to lots of fast people As you can already tell,…
Note: Just as we did in 2018, throughout the 2019 NFL season we will be placing our scope of analysis during our Movement POW on utilizing the reciprocal relationship between a problem and a solution (and the performer and his environment) as the foundation of our investigation. However, we will be looking to take that…
Note: Just as we did in 2018, throughout the 2019 NFL season we will be placing our scope of analysis during our Movement POW on utilizing the reciprocal relationship between a problem and a solution (and the performer and his environment) as the foundation of our investigation. However, we will be looking to take that…
Note: Just as we did in 2018, throughout the 2019 NFL season we will be placing our scope of analysis during our Movement POW on utilizing the reciprocal relationship between a problem and a solution (and the performer and his environment) as the foundation of our investigation. However, we will be looking to take that…
Note: Just as we did in 2018, throughout the 2019 NFL season we will be placing our scope of analysis during our Movement POW on utilizing the reciprocal relationship between a problem and a solution (and the performer and his environment) as the foundation of our investigation. However, we will be looking to take that…
Note: Just as we did in 2018, throughout the 2019 NFL season we will be placing our scope of analysis during our Movement POW on utilizing the reciprocal relationship between a problem and a solution (and the performer and his environment) as the foundation of our investigation. However, we will be looking to take that…
Note: Just as we did in 2018, throughout the 2019 NFL season we will be placing our scope of analysis during our Movement POW on utilizing the reciprocal relationship between a problem and a solution (and the performer and his environment) as the foundation of our investigation. However, we will be looking to take that…
Today, we are going to take a quick detour from our normal investigation of the week’s top play from a movement problem solving exhibition. Instead, now that all teams have played in at least 8 games (some who haven’t had their bye yet have played in 9 games), I thought it would be a fun…
Note: Just as we did in 2018, throughout the 2019 NFL season we will be placing our scope of analysis during our Movement POW on utilizing the reciprocal relationship between a problem and a solution (and the performer and his environment) as the foundation of our investigation. However, we will be looking to take that…
