In Episode 47 of KIMEcast, Tony Mikla and Russ Duncan dive deep into the art and science of movement—exploring how understanding shapes and identifying limiting factors is the key to unlocking athletic performance, preventing injuries, and creating bulletproof programming.
From sprint mechanics and ballistic movement to orthopedic interventions and joint health, they break down:
Why owning the shape is the foundation of performance
How to identify the true limiting factor in athletes (and why it's not always what you think)
The crucial role of the CNS as the body’s “governor” of movement safety
How to balance power, control, and tissue tolerance in program design
When it’s time to shift from rehab to injections, surgery, or lifestyle changes
Plus: the underrated daily practice of expressing movement genes and why your clients should think of joint health like brushing their teeth
This episode bridges the gap between biomechanics, clinical PT, and elite sports performance—making complex systems actionable for any coach or clinician who wants to level up their approach.
🎧 Whether you work with youth athletes, aging pros, or weekend warriors—this episode will change the way you assess, program, and coach movement.