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Why does posture matter? Dan Pfaff explains
ALTIS World
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SprintsRunning formBiomechanics
Dan Pfaff explains why posture is critical in sprinting and how deviations like listing indicate movement compensations.
Why Posture Is the First Place to Look 👀 “Posture tells the story.” Coach Dan Pfaff reminds us that posture isn’t static—it changes with speed, force, and fatigue. In acceleration, forward lean makes sense. But as athletes transition to upright sprinting, that lean should diminish. If they’re still leaning—forward, backward, or laterally—it’s a red flag. It could point to coaching bias, force application issues, or movement compensations. Dan calls this “listing.” And it’s one of many posture clues he uses to decode performance and risk. ➡️ Want to learn what to look at, how to look at it, and why it matters? Join The Coaching Eye with Dan Pfaff, kicking off September 20th. ✔️ Learn Dan’s full movement analysis system ✔️ Get four step-by-step masterclasses on posture, gait, return to play, and more ✔️ Attend eight live 2- hour Zoom sessions to dive deeper with Coach Pfaff and ask questions ✔️ Connect with a global network of coaches and practitioners ✔️ Build the skills to assess, intervene, and coach with confidence Spots are limited. Join over 100 coaches from all over the world who are already seeing the difference. 👉 Don’t get left behind — loom.ly/LHHCcuI #TheCoachingEye #DanPfaff #MovementMastery #CoachingMatters #ALTISWhy it's here
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