SHIFT Articles
Evidence-based articles on gymnastics injuries, strength, flexibility and coaching from Dr. Dave Tilley.
August 31, 2021
Today on the podcast, is part two of the very popular hip assessment video that we had last week. As many people know, I work at Champion Physical Therapy and
August 24, 2021
Today we have something very special on the podcast, as many people may know I work at Champion Physical Therapy and Performance in Boston. We do a lot of continuing
December 5, 2020
I’ve really been looking forward to posting this, as it has been something a ton of people email or message me about. High-level shoulder performance is absolutely critical for gymnastics.
November 11, 2018
I’m incredibly excited to get this blog post and free lecture out to the gymnastics world. While I fully understand the need to use traditional gymnastics specific physical preparation programs,
Hey everyone! I’m not going to lie, I’m super excited that this blog post and resource is finally ready to release to the public. I think pre-hab is one of
During the months of June and July, most gyms are going pretty hard on new strength programs to build strength and power needed for new skills. I’m in the same
November 10, 2018
I’m really excited to be getting back into writing more content in the next few months. I asked a lot of readers what was the most helpful, and one thing
Although I do spend more time in women’s gymnastics, I want to start offering more information to help take care of the male gymnasts out there. Growing up and training,
As many people who follow my blog may know, I have written about my concerns with doing high volume dynamic arch up type conditioning with gymnasts. This includes lots of
The info and video in this post came about because I’m in the process of putting together a really cool 4 part article series about shoulder pain in gymnasts. I
I did them growing up..arch ups, uppers, lowers, back extensions hanging over blocks, you name it. As a coach, I also had a lot of my girls do it just
November 9, 2018
Last week in Part I of this post I outlined my thoughts on what some contributing factors may be to a gymnast suffering an Achilles tear. I talked about some
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