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What Makes a Good Mover? Dan Pfaff Explains
ALTIS World
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SprintsAccelerationRunning formBiomechanics
Dan Pfaff discusses how coaches can observe and assess movement efficiency during starts and acceleration to distinguish good movers.
What Are You Actually Looking At? Before you can correct movement, you have to see it. Coach Dan Pfaff poses the fundamental question every coach should be asking when watching an athlete start or accelerate: 👉 What are you looking for? 👉 What defines an effective movement? 👉 How do you separate good movers from compensators? It starts with the coach’s eye—your ability to observe, interpret, and assess the subtle markers that distinguish efficiency from dysfunction. If you’re guessing… or only trusting what looks “fast”… It’s time to upgrade your lens. 📌 The Coaching Eye with Dan Pfaff kicks off September 20th This is your chance to: ✔️ Learn Dan’s framework for movement assessment ✔️ Watch breakdowns of real athlete case studies ✔️ Join eight live sessions to ask Dan your questions ✔️ Go deep into sprint mechanics, posture, and return to play ✔️ Build a sharper, more confident eye, so your coaching isn’t based on guesswork Spots are limited. The coaches who joined last round 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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