SpeedTracker as a screening test!
Assess your athletes with the SpeedTracker at any time to quantify their skating or running technique so you can take the necessary steps to optimize their performance. Mr. Hip 18…
Individualize training according to a field hockey player’s profile
The impact of voluntary hypoventilation on the ability to repeat sprints
Is it normal for my new skates to cause ankle pain?
Demystifying epicondylitis
Do the ketogenic diet and intermittent fasting provide safe, lasting weight loss?
Is it necessary to use foot orthotics in skates?
Injury and drug therapy: basic principles for proper use
Don’t crumble under the pressure
Would you like to stop more washers?
High ankle sprain in field hockey players: is it possible wearing skate?
Ankle sprains in field hockey players: is it possible despite wearing a skate?
Hydration and its lesser-known aspects
Protein, vegetarianism and performance: mission impossible?
TAU protein in concussion management: A promising tool?
How about “mental toughness”?
How to eat to build muscle mass
Should you train to failure?
Fractures in young field hockey players: the importance of early detection
Pre-camp and pre-tournament nutrition planning
Recovery: have we forgotten the brain?
The Q-Collar: A new concussion prevention tool
Posturology, a revolution in Quebec sports?
Exercise: an approach to recovery from post-concussion syndrome
Feet: often neglected!
The impact of the cervical spine on concussion symptoms
The arm movement is often poorly taught
Pre-training camp nutrition to maximize performance
Aerobic development in team sports
Groin pain: is flexibility always to blame?
Unilateral vs. bilateral training for field hockey players
How do you train hand-eye coordination?
Hand-eye coordination: the goalkeeper’s tool par excellence
Muscular work on the front skate push
Early specialization vs. diversification among young people
Early sport specialization vs divertification in youth athletes
Anterior cruciate ligament rupture in field hockey
Checking: Who’s right?
Striking: the technique of the elite
Is there such a thing as an anti-concussion helmet?
The secret to scoring goals
Arm movement often poorly taught
Making a stop, a question of observation
Concussion: the importance of identifying it
The role of stretching in warming up
Ice bath: not as good as you thought?
Frequent knee injuries
Understanding reaction time
Biomechanics of front skate weight transfer
Preventing field hockey injuries
Weight training before puberty
Strength training for teenagers: is it really dangerous?
Biomechanics of skating: the importance of an efficient thrust
Muscular power and vertical jump
What if the hip was the culprit?
Lower limb power and vertical jump
What if the hip was guilty?
Why is it easier to turn left?
Why is it easier to turn left?
Forward start and hip position
Face start and hip position
How to reduce the risk of groin injury
The art of throwing: Precision or power?
Field hockey player’s groin injury
Groin injuries in field hockey players
As part of a research project conducted at Université Laval, we were able to compare the development of players in two sport-study field hockey programs: one group using the SciencePerfo method, the other training using a traditional method. After one year, the study showed significantly greater improvements for players who had followed tailor-made programs provided by SciencePerfo.
Making a save is a matter of observation