AIF and FTI’s Partnership

The Functional Training Institute are pioneers in the Functional Training industry, creating some of Australia’s first ever certified CEC accredited courses around the instructional use of functional training equipment including kettle bells, power bags, barbells, battling ropes and more. Check out our official website at: https://functionaltraininginstitute.com

Animating the Cue – External Cue for the Vertical Jump

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer). Check out our official website at: https://functionaltraininginstitute.com

Animating the Cue – External Cue for the Lunge

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer). Check out our official website at: https://functionaltraininginstitute.com

Animating the Cue – External Cue for Gaze Stabilisation

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer). Check out our official website at: https://functionaltraininginstitute.com

Animating the Cue – External Cue for the One Arm Press

The use of external cues as a way of ‘animating the cue’ is one component of skill development that aides in the client or athlete’s ability to acquire a new skill (short term memory transfer) and to retain that new skill (long term memory transfer). Check out our official website at: https://functionaltraininginstitute.com

Gel nails extension

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Using the Foam Roller for Activation || Over head Superman Back Extension

An upper trap activation that incorporates the rest of the posterior chain so your athlete can improve any overhead pressing action. Often ‘stretched-long’ and dehydrated, the upper traps inability to contract to it’s shortest position often makes it hard to maintain neutral spine during any overhead movement. Check out our official website at: http://functionaltraininginstitute.com​​

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