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2018/11/12
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2025/12/30
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29 min.
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The SHIFT Show is an educational podcast to help people get the tools, ideas, and latest science they need to help change athletes lives. It is hosted by Dr. Dave Tilley a Sports Physical Therapist, Gymnastics Coach, Strength and Conditioning Coach, International Lecturer, and the CEO of SHIFT movement Science.
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Coaches & Parents In Season Meet Advice
2025/12/30
Pressure has a way of distorting priorities. The moment the lights go up and the scores start flashing, even calm adults can tighten, snap, or say things they wish they could take back. We wanted to talk frankly about how to keep the main thing the main thing: people first, gymnastics second. That shift changes how we coach after mistakes, how we handle parents, and how we protect safety and confidence across a long season.
We dig into what real support looks like the second an athlete falls: acknowledge the sting, set a short window to feel it, and move forward with a clear reset so the next event isn’t compromised. We talk about why yelling never improves performance, how composure lowers risk, and how a steady voice with specific feedback can raise standards without fear. From there, we zoom out to identity. Scores fade, medals fade, but character—and the relationships built in pressure—last. You’ll hear stories from the highest level, including Olympic heartbreak and redemption, and why the handshake after a miss often matters more than the podium moment.
Culture needs systems, not just pep talks. We share practical tools you can adopt today: educate parents early and often on expectations and etiquette; use the Rule of Seven to make routine readiness objective and safe; set staff boundaries and even a “safe word” to tag out before emotions take over. We also spotlight the quiet excellence of coaches who consistently produce great gymnastics without ever raising their voice. Calm doesn’t mean passive; it means predictable standards, clear communication, and a gym where be nice, work hard isn’t a poster, it’s practice.
If this resonates, share it with a fellow coach, parent, or athlete who wants a healthier season. Subscribe for more sport science, culture building, and practical tools, and leave a review with your best meet-day reset ritual—we’ll feature our favorites next time.
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Meet Reason Recovery: Must Use Strategies
2025/12/23
February hits hard: cold mornings, late practices, weekend meets, and a school calendar that won’t quit. We dive straight into the reality of athletic overload and replace vague advice with a practical system built on three pillars that actually move the needle: sleep, fueling, and real downtime. Using an easy phone-battery analogy, we show how to close the mental “apps,” dim the brightness, and get full charges so training pays off when it matters.
We walk through sleep tactics backed by research and field-tested in the gym: consistent bed and wake times, morning and sunset light to anchor circadian rhythms, a cool dark room, and thirty screen-free minutes before bed. You’ll hear simple ways to manage late-night homework without wrecking sleep, plus the bedroom rules that make it easier to fall and stay asleep. From there, we shift to fueling and hydration, where many athletes unintentionally operate on fumes. Learn how to structure small, frequent meals and pre-pack snacks, use Sunday prep to save hours, and refuel after practice so your body can repair tissue, restore glycogen, and consolidate skills.
We also tackle culture: social media myths, “what I eat in a day” pitfalls, and the difference between looking fit and being fueled to perform. You’ll get ideas for bringing a sports dietitian to your team, involving parents in grocery and prep, and modeling the habits you want athletes to keep. Finally, we make the case for parasympathetic time—scheduled off-switch blocks, short breaks, and even strategic vacations—to lower stress and protect consistency through the grind. If you want to show up in the thick of season with energy, execution, and a clearer head, this playbook is your edge.
Enjoying the show? Follow, share with a teammate or parent, and leave a quick review with your top takeaway so we can help more athletes thrive.
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Overcoming Shin Splints In Meet Season
2025/12/16
The line between “normal sore” and “season-ender” can be thinner than a springboard. We’ve been seeing a spike in shin pain as athletes ramp into meet season, so we dug into what actually separates routine aches from stress reactions and fractures—and how to act before things break. You’ll hear the red flags we never ignore, why focal anterior tibia pain is different from posteromedial soreness, and the simple rule of threes that helps coaches and athletes make better calls on the floor.
We share the four-stage path we use in the clinic—relative rest, strength, plyos, and sport return—and why early action shrinks each phase. One surprising insight: bone is most responsive to the first 20 to 60 impacts, especially in the morning, which means a short dose of depth drops and pogo hops can outpace long, junk-mile sessions. Add in heavy calf work, single-leg plyos, and targeted landing mechanics, and you get a plan that builds resilience without burning the fuse. We also talk realistic event modifications, smart rep caps for vault and floor, and checkpoints for progressing from rod to floor and from soft board to springboard.
Underneath the protocols are the big levers: workload honesty, technical efficiency, and adequate fuel. Many athletes aren’t weak; they’re over-spiked, under-fueled, and landing hard. Tidy up shapes, let the equipment return energy, and loop in sports nutrition when progress stalls. If your goal is college gymnastics or simply a healthy, complete season, the bravest move is often stepping back for two weeks to save the next twelve. Listen to learn the exact tests, numbers, and conversations that help athletes stay on track and out of boots. If this episode helps, subscribe, share it with a coach or teammate, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway.
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Improving Flexibility: Exact Step By Step Scientific Methods
2025/11/25
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We break down a clear, research-backed path to better flexibility using simple daily stretching, short soft tissue work, heavy eccentrics, and active drills that help the nervous system keep new range. We finish with a practical circuit, progress timeline, and a resource for coaches who want more depth.
• Static stretching dosage that drives change
• Warm-up sequencing that protects power
• Short, moderate soft tissue work to prime tissues
• Eccentric exercises for lasting adaptation
• Active flexibility drills to own end range
• Technique and programming that make gains stick
• A simple circuit and four to five week timeline
“Definitely check out the gymnastics flexibility brewprint... if you're working in gymnastics or dance or cheerleading or ballet, that course is going to be a dream come true.”
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Post Achilles Tear Return to Gymnastics Programs
2025/11/11
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We lay out a clear, test-driven plan for returning to gymnastics after an Achilles injury, from strength benchmarks and load progressions to surface mixing and smart skill choices. We also explain why removing a single back pass can cut risk without cutting value.
• why we avoid midroll ads and keep focus
• clearance, range, and strength symmetry before plyos
• force plate isometrics and practical alternatives
• Baxter continuum to map Achilles load tiers
• weekly split balancing plyos and heavy strength
• soft surfaces first with low volume
• mixing surfaces before raising intensity
• event caps and next-day symptom checks
• modifying floor passes to reduce risk
• timelines, expectations, and communication with coaches
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Preseason Priorities For Gymnastics
2025/11/04
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We start with the thrill and fear of automation, then channel that energy into a clear, practical plan for gymnastics preseason. Power first, targeted anaerobic work, and smart progressions turn combinations into confident full routines without spikes in injury risk.
• Four training buckets: skills, strength and power, metabolic conditioning, athlete wellness
• Off-season focus: new skills, lifting twice weekly, aerobic base, injury clean-up
• Preseason shift: link skills to halves, then fulls, add high-intensity power, anaerobic work
• Floor is most metabolically demanding; avoid rushing full routines
• Use the floor “beep test” to gauge event-specific endurance
• Power menu: accelerations, broad jumps, depth drops, seated jump progressions, med ball throws
• Upper body and core power: plyo push-ups, rope climbs, straight-arm patterns, snap shapes
• Circuits first, hybrid event cardio next; prioritize safety with pits and soft surfaces
• Weekly rhythm: basics Monday, hard Tuesday, unload Wednesday, build Thursday
• Twelve-week floor-to-ceiling model to manage workload and reduce injury risk
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When Patients Aren't Getting Better, What Do You Do?
2025/10/28
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We share a candid week of ACL and knee scares to examine why progress stalls and how to respond without blame. From honest workload talks to puberty timelines and recovery basics, we lay out a practical checklist clinicians and families can use right away.
• listener growth and how to request topics
• case stories that trigger self-reflection not self-blame
• second opinions, re-evals and fresh metrics
• workload honesty and adherence barriers
• risk framing for athletes who choose to play
• puberty, growth plate injuries and realistic timelines
• early specialization and repeated flare-ups
• sleep, fueling, hydration and stress as the 80 percent
• when to escalate to imaging or meds
• recap checklist for new clinicians
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Early Sport Specialization: Risks, Research, And Smarter Training
2025/10/21
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Nutrition Tips for OCD, ACL, & Other Rehabs
2025/10/12
We push back on the “eat less when you’re hurt” myth and show how fueling drives better rehab, stronger muscles, and faster tissue healing. From creatine and omega‑3s to collagen timing and vitamin D, we map practical steps that help ACL and OCD athletes progress.
• the case for calorie sufficiency and daily protein
• why creatine and omega‑3s support strength and tolerance
• vitamin D, vitamin C, and collagen timing for tissue support
• reframing nutrition as fuel for performance, not weight loss
• how REDs and underfueling stall progress and raise risk
• workload vs recovery for OCD bone healing
• simple routines teens will actually follow: snacks, sleep, hydration
• when to refer to a sports dietitian and what to screen
We appreciate you listening!
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FAI to Dysplasia: Treating Diverse Hip Pain Causes
2025/10/07
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Six weeks off resets our pace and sharpens our focus as we map the two big hip profiles: lax undercoverage vs. stiff overcoverage. We compare symptoms, tests, workloads, and when to choose conservative care, injections, or surgery.
• undercoverage laxity causing end-range subluxation and labral overload
• overcoverage FAI producing flexion–IR compression and anterior pinching
• subjective patterns that separate kicks and splits from deep squat pain
• movement tests for each profile aligned to the mechanism
• imaging cues: alpha angle, lateral center-edge angle, dysplasia markers
• diagnostic injection as a decision hinge before surgery
• active flexibility over passive oversplits and ankle weights
• workload changes that actually calm irritable hips
• posterior-chain and rotator strength to build control through range
• growth and early specialisation shaping expectations and skill choices
• matching athlete profiles to skills and roles to reduce relapse risk
We appreciate you listening!
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Prepping Gymnasts For PreSeason
2025/08/12
The transition from summer to fall brings new challenges for gymnasts as they balance back-to-school demands with increased training loads, requiring careful planning to prevent injuries and build a foundation for competition season. We discuss how to create a training plan that accommodates the physiological, mental, and lifestyle changes that occur during this critical period.
• Four key "buckets" for successful preseason training: strength/conditioning, metabolic capacity, gymnastics progressions, and physical preparation/education
• Why traditional cardio methods like long runs and endless panel mat jumps qualify as "junk mileage" that doesn't effectively prepare athletes for the demands of competition
• Difference between aerobic conditioning (not sport-specific) and the 60-90 second anaerobic bursts needed for gymnastics routines
• Sport-specific cardio progressions that build capacity while minimizing injury risk
• Why recovery between sessions is where actual improvement happens, not during the training itself
• Importance of proactively educating athletes and parents about sleep, nutrition, hydration and stress management
• Creating gym cultures that normalize recovery practices rather than only addressing them when problems arise
• Simple, practical ways coaches can incorporate education about recovery into daily practice
Try collecting high-quality, evidence-based resources on sleep, nutrition, hydration, and stress management to create simple one-page PDFs for parents and athletes as part of your welcome packet or regular communications.
We appreciate you listening!
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Treating Athletic Low Back Pain
2025/08/05
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We tackle how to assess and treat different types of back pain, combining evidence-based approaches with movement-based classifications that actually work for athletes and active individuals.
• Creating a systematic approach to back pain starts with understanding whether it's chronic sensitization or repeated acute flare-ups
• Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) often provide overwhelming lists of possible treatments without clear direction
• Differentiating between extension-intolerant, flexion-intolerant, and compression-intolerant patterns guides treatment
• Daily habits and postures often contribute more to pain than specific incidents
• Modifying activities throughout the day helps reset pain sensitivity - "like recalibrating an alarm system"
• Education about what patients do outside of PT is often more important than any specific exercise
• For athletes, progression must include sport-specific movements and correcting technical flaws
• Basic exercises like bird dogs and dead bugs are starting points, not complete solutions
• Return to sport requires gradual progression through strength, power, and sport-specific movements
• Proper bracing techniques and movement patterns are essential for long-term prevention
Check out our comprehensive back pain course at the link in the show notes - $100 off this week only!
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Hip Impingement: Understanding FAI and Labral Tears
2025/07/29
In response to a request, we share valuable resources for learning about femoral acetabular impingement (FAI) and labral tears, addressing the knowledge gap many clinicians face with these conditions.
• Four essential resource categories: research literature, clinical specialists, surgical resources, and academic educators
• Key research documents include the Warwick Agreement and Doha Agreement on diagnostic criteria for FAI
• Following clinicians like Dan, Mike Ryman, and Mike Voigt who combine research with extensive clinical experience
• Surgical textbooks like "Hip Preservation Surgery" provide valuable insights despite their cost
• Observing actual hip surgeries offers unparalleled perspective on the procedure and recovery process
• Understanding imaging measurements (alpha angle, lateral center edge angle) improves communication with surgeons
• Interdisciplinary conferences and continuing education courses provide opportunities for professional networking
• Watching a family member recover from surgery builds empathy for what patients experience beyond clinical visits
Your best approach to mastering hip FAI and labral tear management is to combine evidence, clinical expertise, surgical knowledge, and academic insights while applying this systematized approach to any joint or condition.
We appreciate you listening!
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Want to join our online educational community of over 1000 gymnastics professionals and get 40+ hours of gymnastics lectures? Join The Hero Lab below!
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Check out all our past podcast episodes here!
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Managing Diverse PT Caseloads
2025/07/08
We share strategies for managing a busy clinical caseload when juggling multiple patients with different injuries, surgeries, and protocols across various settings.
• Organizing patient information systematically through spreadsheets listing surgical details, protocols, and progression points
• Creating tables to track swelling measurements, range of motion, and strength over time
• Establishing consistent assessment routines when patients arrive for appointments
• Using technology and automated calculators to track progress and compare to past measurements
• Translating complex clinical measurements into understandable metrics for patient education
• Leveraging colleagues' expertise when facing cases outside your comfort zone
• Dividing responsibilities between clinicians to optimize patient care
• Creating documentation systems that allow quick retrieval of important patient information
• Establishing data-driven rationales for return-to-sport decisions with athletes
• Setting realistic expectations about progress timeframes based on research
If you're feeling overwhelmed by your caseload or want to improve your organizational systems, reach out to us on Instagram or email with questions or suggestions for future episodes.
We appreciate you listening!
To learn more about SHIFT, head here - https://shiftmovementscience.com/
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Why Acute Injury/Post Op Surgery PT is Key
2025/07/01
Every day we pay our dues by doing the harder thing when it's the right thing to do, especially when managing the complicated early weeks of post-operative rehabilitation.
• Understanding surgical procedures through observation, surgical textbooks, and building relationships with surgeons
• Establishing direct communication with surgeons to obtain critical information rather than navigating complex administrative channels
• Managing pain through appropriate medication, consistent icing, and education about maintaining comfort
• Controlling swelling with compression, elevation, and controlled movement to prevent quadriceps inhibition
• Prioritizing full hyperextension for knee surgeries to prevent complications like cyclops lesions
• Using "consistency over intensity" approach with gentle, frequent interventions rather than aggressive stretching
• Activating key muscles through neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) in conjunction with volitional efforts
• Progressing from assistive devices based on functional criteria rather than arbitrary timeframes
• Applying similar systematic principles across different joints with appropriate modifications for specific procedures
• Focusing on early hip labral repair rehabilitation with controlled motion and gradual progression
We appreciate you listening!
To learn more about SHIFT, head here - https://shiftmovementscience.com/
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Also, please consider rating, reviewing, and sharing the podcast with your friends!
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Thanks for listening to The SHIFT Show! Check out SHIFT's most popular courses here!
https://courses.shiftmovementscience.com/
Want to join our online educational community of over 1000 gymnastics professionals and get 40+ hours of gymnastics lectures? Join The Hero Lab below!
https://shiftmovementscience.com/theherolab/
Check out all our past podcast episodes here!
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CN2018MS 2023/04/04
A must listen for coaches!
Dave has been setting the standard for disseminating valuable information on keeping gymnasts and other athletes happy and healthy. Lots of good scien...
jsuzz 2024/11/12
Great show, needs improved sound/mic!
You have great information! But honestly it’s hard to listen to. Your mic pops and crackles often. It doesn’t help to turn it down because then we can...
Melis015 2023/01/17
Training hour in young gymnast
Hi! Love the podcast! I’m the mom of a 9yr old level 3 gymnast. This podcast has helped me when I’ve been curious about gymnastic question. I just...
Karijean99 2023/01/13
Love! Question though :)
Loving the show so far! Curious though…when you say screen the gymnast splits with a PT…so you have resources to find one where I live in Dallas area?...
Nadine006 2021/01/20
Terrific conversations and ideas!
Wonderful content on a wide variety of subjects! I always learn something new, and the common sense delivery is appreciated. I especially like how Dr....
keytutor 2020/08/11
Dr. Dave Tilley is awesome
I have been listening to all of the podcasts and reading all of Dave’s materials on Shift and his Hero Lab as they are highly informative to us coache...
tutti bird 2020/09/07
So awesome!
I stepped away from coaching gymnastics for 10 years to have kids and a focus on my family and I have recently started again and I am so happy to have...
Nsaharpe 2020/02/07
Amazing gymnastics podcast
Dave has an insane amount of knowledge, and only keeps adding with all the wonderful guests. Top notch evidence based gymnastics tips and tricks.
bronxzoo46 2020/08/09
Good
Loved your interview with Kyla, Madison and val. so enjoyable. Focus more on the east coast too for college gymnastics. Just needed a whole podcast wi...
Michele Spirko 2020/01/19
Phenomenal Podcast!
As a family physician and parent of Level 8 and 10 athletes, I am often looking for evidence-based information specific to the sport of gymnastics. Da...
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