But we can fix it manually. Um, I can usually do that. That's not something that we teach in our courses because I'm not sure how to teach it. But it's one of the best ways to find out what's wrong with an athlete and take them beyond just getting over an injury or pain. It's what I do with a lot of higher-level athletes in various sports.
Golf is an example.
I can tell what's physically or mechanically holding him up, then correct it. I'm just naturally swinging right in the slot. I'm in the groove. The same thing holds true for somebody who jumps, runs, or throws. If you really understand the engineering behind the biomechanics, you can see what's wrong.