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Liz Koch - Maximizing the Efficiency of Movement

Liz Koch - Maximizing the Efficiency of Movement

FromWomen's Performance


Liz Koch - Maximizing the Efficiency of Movement

FromWomen's Performance

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Length:
51 minutes
Released:
Jun 6, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

As athletes, we are sure many of you have heard phrases like, "push through the pain" or "if it doesn't hurt it's not working". But are these really words to live by? This week, Sara welcomes Liz Koch onto the show. Liz is a physiotherapist dedicated to helping athletes reach maximum efficiency with their movement. However, Liz is not just a physio, she is also a division 1 soccer player, white water kayaker, mountain biker, and coach.
Liz is a strong believer that there are right ways to hurt...AND wrong ways to hurt. She shares how in order to maximize the efficiency of your movement, you have to understand what should be hurting, what shouldn't, and why. Finally, in true WPP fashion, Liz tells us how societal messaging towards women hinders proper breathing and therefore affects the efficiency of our training.
For more information from Liz visit https://www.theridelife.com/ (www.theridelife.com)
Join her "Mountain Biking Ladies" Facebook page
And, subscribe to her youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TheRideLife (Liz's Ride Life)
https://www.womensperformance.com/keynotesandbreakouts (Watch Liz's talk at the 2022 Feisty Women's Performance Summit)
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Released:
Jun 6, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

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