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10 May 2016

Revolutionary Movement Management Solution Helps Danny Willett to Win Golfing Championship

Originally designed for elite sportspeople, The Performance Matrix (TPM) is a pioneering movement management system that can overcome recurring injury, reduce pain and improve performance.  Delivered by a global network of TPM Pro clinicians, these specially trained, independent practitioners include Paul Farquharson, from Spectrum Physiotherapy, whose patient – professional golfer, Danny Willett – became the second Englishman in history to win the Masters in April.

Become TPM Active - Staying active and preventing injury
TPM’s unique approach can improve overall wellbeing, as well as, increase a person’s ability to do the activities that they love and even do them better. TPM Pro clinics are equipped with a state of the art digital health offering. The comprehensive screening programme identifies a person’s ‘weak links’ and creates a bespoke retraining package for them. This client focused solution places movement health in the hands of the patient – assisting recovery, improving performance and helping people go the extra mile... even at the highest level of professional sporting competition.

Developed over 25 years by international educator, clinician and pioneering researcher, Sarah Mottram, TPM places ‘Movement Health’ at its heart. From professional clubs such as Southampton FC, to amateur players of a wide range of sports, TPM places the emphasis on the client to full engage in the TPM process, to assist their recovery.

Co-founder Sarah explains the advantages the system; “Moving well gives everyone the freedom to live a fulfilling life. With three distinct platforms, The Performance Matrix’s movement analysis and retraining systems offer unparalleled choice for improving and extending movement health. From any active individual to the highest performing athletes, The Performance Matrix delivers a solution to take you beyond your current state. There are clinics providing TPM’s movement focussed service all over the world – anyone can take advantage of this solution. Anyone experiencing movement issues can reach their goals – however ambitious. Good movement obviously matters to sportspeople, but it is actually a priceless property for anyone who values being active.”

Identifying movement faults
Paul Farquharson first encountered TPM in 2014 when he enrolled on a course, run by the system’s co-founder, Sarah Mottram. The physio comments; “Introducing TPM Pro into my practice has given me the tools to undertake advanced movement assessment and identify underlying issues far more effectively. It is a system that has the capacity to transform lives – it offers practitioners like me far greater insight into the causes of pain. When a player is compensating for any deficiency, it will prevent them performing to their full potential. Initiating good movement control has huge benefits.”

Many high profile and even keen amateur golfers often experience some level of back injury, due to the stresses the sport places on the back. TPM equips physiotherapists with a movement screening analysis to identify these prevalent movement faults. Through a personalised management strategy that includes regular movement control exercises, issues can be kept at bay – so players can stay out on the golf course.

Taking control and achieving results
All active people can benefit from a TPM Active ‘ticket’ - whatever life stage they’re at. It gives access to real ‘movement choices’ - allowing everyone to take ownership of their movement health. Whether it’s helping recover from injury, improve quality of life or achieve a personal best – whatever the challenge, TPM Pro therapists have the expert skills to keep the active, active for longer.

TPM can make the world move better.

Find a Matrix Movement Specialist online: http://www.theperformancematrix.com/about_us/find_a_matrix_movement_specialist


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