There is no “perfect” form… Whenever I post about mechanics, people...

Whenever I post about mechanics, people rush to conclusions. But the truth is, models aren’t infallible, and the body doesn’t work in neat, rigid patterns.
As Moshe Feldenkrais said: “There is no right way to move, only better ways.” Coaching
Will chasing “ideal mechanics” always make you faster? Not necessarily.
Can forcing athletes into a rigid model backfire? Absolutely.
Does this mean you shouldn’t attempt to coach a developing
The job of a coach is to adapt. To keep learning. To adjust until you find what actually works for that athlete in that moment. That’s how progress is made.
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