Monthly Archive for Mai, 2010

Why did we create the “Golf Biomechanics and Health Coach” education programs for Golf Professionals?

Published on 25. Mai 2010 in Allgemein. 0 Comments

In my work the “Golfer” is the central focus of everything I do and for which I stand. Of course we have to earn money – but my business philosophy is that everything we do has to have a unique advantage for our customers and students. This is the most important point of my work. “If we honestly care about our customers and students they will honor our work and will stay with us for the long-run.”

I now have found my perfect “mission” which I am able to identify with 100%. To be able to give this solution is a special gift and am thankful for everyone who has helped me along my journey.

I am so thankful that everything we say has been scientifically measured. I am really open-minded, so I want to give this program to anyone who wants to deal in the same fashion with their students.

I want to protect or rehabilitate his or her health and improve their game. The basic swing model developed by “Ben Hogan” has now reached the limit in relation to improving the swing and we have figured out that this swing model philosophy is dangerous to your physical health.

So, with some luck, I found the “Free-Release-System”. The reason for developing this method was because I had pain in my ankle, back and spine after playing 18 holes.

I quickly found the main problem of the unhealthy swing motion: The natural move you have after you hit the ball is like a braking motion. This is called the Golf Shoe with spikes!

These “bad” golf shoes stop the natural rotation and are like driving a car into a wall at a high rate of speed. This external power is so harmful that if someone repetitively

makes these motions they will get injuries.

Not only Tiger Woods – also Phil Mickolson and nearly all other Tour Players have injuries. A motion which results in injuries can not be the best for you.

We do a lot of sports medical research about this very issue and we also have an education program which trained more than 100 Medical Doctors and the program is still growing!

Another point of an unperfected swing motion is the energy transfer to the ball. We have researched about the hip position in the finish as well as at the point of the impact.

We also conducted research pertaining to the measurable balance in the “Ben-Swing.” One of our focuses was the legwork; I was interested in knowing if it is passive or active

and one main point was the point of gravitation during the swing. The inherent question was is it hyper-mobile or can we fix the movement? Another question was about the angle of

the club at the point of impact with the ball.

I will give you the solution: All these points are clearly improved with the Free-Release-Method, all of them! We have measured these results.

It doesn’t matter if the golfer is an amateur or a top 100 player. We are able to improve everything.

This is why we created the “Golf Biomechanics and Health Pro educational programs according to the Free-Release Method.” If you want to know more about the

method you are able to purchase my DVD “Golf Power Axis”. I also recommend using the Easy Turning Shoe for all golfers. – be smart.

How does this work? For health reasons I opened the “breaking” point during the swing with a joint inside the EASY TURNING SHOE, this way I am able to reduce up to

99% of the stress to the body

and I optimized the swing biomechanics.

I am sure it is necessary that Teaching Pros have to use the latest program to teach students.

Regards to all

Frank Drollinger #1 Golf Biomechanics (Because we measure the results)

There is a alternative – The easy turning shoe – stressreduction up to 99%

Published on 19. Mai 2010 in Allgemein. 0 Comments

I am not looking back what Golfers have don; i am not the one who adjust the past; i am the one who looks to the future and want to say: all this is not necessary – there is a alternative: The ETS and the Free-Release-Method……in other sports like Sking they have changed from “Hypermobil Stress Motion Swing” …to the “Carving Swing”…also they optimized the hardware form normal ski to carving ski….the FR-System has the same biomechnics principals…….The spirit of the game and the IOC Charta say that we have to act  in the healthy direction………read the following article which was pupliced at golf.com and you will understand what are the aftermath of ……..torsion……friction…….stress……..torque………during the old “Ben Hogan Swing”….the past was the best we was able to do..but know we know it better…think about the health future of our kids…

Best Frank

(Resource Golf.com) Tiger’s doctor charged with giving PEDs to NFL players

The Canadian doctor who treated Tiger Woods’s injured left knee was charged with unlawful distribution of drugs, including human growth hormone (HGH), to NFL players. U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul Jr. announced the charges on Tuesday.

Federal prosecutors filed a criminal complaint Tuesday at the U.S. District Court in Buffalo charging Dr. Anthony Galea, 50, of Toronto, with making false statements to federal officials, smuggling, unlawful distribution of HGH, introducing an unapproved drug (Actovegin) into interstate commerce and conspiracy to defraud the United States. In total, Galea faces as many as 28 years in prison for the charges and millions in potential fines.

The crux of the complaint involves Galea’s treatment of three NFL players who are not identified. One of the NFL players allegedly received injections of Actovegin from Galea. Actovegin, which is calf’s blood extract used in the treatment of circulatory disorders, is not banned by the NFL, but its use is not approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Another NFL player allegedly had two kits of HGH delivered to his home at Galea’s direction. The third player is alleged to have been treated by Galea numerous times in the United States.

Galea’s billings to these three athletes totaled approximately $200,000, the complaint said.

According to prosecutors, Galea repeatedly entered the United States to treat numerous professional athletes from 2007 to September 2009, including athletes from the NFL, Major League Baseball and the PGA Tour. According to a witness cooperating with prosecutors, Galea is not a licensed doctor in the United States and he understood that treating patients inside the United States was unlawful. The witness accompanied Galea to the Untied States numerous times to treat athletes, according to the complaint.

“The medical procedures described by the cooperating witness that Dr. Galea performed in the United States included but were not limited to a plasma rich platelet (PRP) injections, injection of drug mixtures or ‘cocktails’ into athletes’ knees; IV drips; and ultrasounds and injections of drug mixtures into the sites of muscle tears,” the complaint said. “The PRP procedure involved withdrawing blood from a patient, spinning it in a centrifuge, and re-injecting the plasma into the patient’s body at the site of an injury. The cooperating witness said this procedure was designed to speed the healing process. The cooperating witness said injections into the sites of muscle tears contained Actovegin, as did the IV drips. The cooperating witness also sad Dr. Galea would at times inject a cocktail containing HGH into an athlete. The cooperating witness said HGH injections were designed to help regenerate cartilage growth.”

Several reports identify the cooperating witness as Galea’s former assistant Mary Ann Catalano. According to ESPN, Catalano identified 23 athletes during interviews with U.S. and Canadian authorities whom she said Galea treated in the United States.

At the Masters in April, Woods said that federal investigators had contacted his agent, Mark Steinberg, about the Galea probe, but had not asked to interview him. During that same media conference, Woods unequivocally denied taking any performance-enhancing drugs and said that Galea was treating his left leg after Woods’s knee surgery in 2008.

“(Galea) never gave me HGH or any PEDs. I’ve never taken that my entire life. I’ve never taken any illegal drug, ever, for that matter,” Woods said, going on to explain that Galea had given him “platelet-enriched plasma treatments,” the blood-spinning technique described in the complaint.

In a recent interview with The Golf Channel, Woods’s ex-coach Hank Haney said he witnessed Galea treating Woods’s knee and said that the procedure was legitimate.

“I was there and watched the whole procedure,” Haney said. “There was never anything that went into Tiger Woods’s body that didn’t come out of his body. They take blood out, they spin it, they inject the plasma back in. I totally believe that Tiger Woods has never taken any performance-enhancing drugs.”

What els must happen? The traditional swing samples are not phyiological-but we have a solution FRS – same biomechanical principals like in skiing the change from normal Ski to Carvingskisystem!

Published on 14. Mai 2010 in Allgemein. 0 Comments

Tiger Woods said tests Wednesday showed an inflamed neck joint that causes pain and makes it hard to turn his head, an injury that will require little more than medicine, massages and rest.

Woods had an MRI that revealed inflammation in a facet joint of his neck. He said on his website that when facet joints are inflamed, it causes pain in the area along with headaches and difficulty rotating the head. (reference=golf.com)

Frank Drollinger´s solution:  Stress reduction with the “EASY TURNING SHOE”. (measured by Prof. Dr. Wank= up to 99% and with a field test of 5000 Golfers ankle position finish and impact, Case Studies Dr. med. Rist/Swiss).

I am sure he gets the best medical and physio support – but they should work on the reasons: stress, friction, share force because of torsion. There are only three solutions: quit, suffering (heal the symptoms then the body says, hey stop this motion) or another option is to work with the Free-Release-System and the ETS for a physiological swing with no stress.

By the way, the Rules say you have to respect sportsmanship, sport medical ethic = if you know of an alternative to play without injuring yourself…you have to use these options (this is my personal interpretation)– you will find the same information when see the written material on the IOC Charta (there it is really clear => 9. to encourage and support measures protecting the health of athletes;).

Also the Rule 14.3 Exception one says: he is allowed to use the ETS – i say if you read the rules all have to use the ETS – because all other systems and methods have the result of injuries. (Dr. F. Schiebl, Sportmedical Expert Study, Prof. Dr. med. Hans Pässler, Atos News).

If Tigers’ outfitter called me and asked if they were allowed to use our non-circumvention patented system – i would say look what we wrote to you month ago – yes for a little license fee we… we just have to make a contract – we deal with all well known outfitters in the same conditions.

For me Tiger is the greatest golfer ever – his inner voice will tell him the right thing: why? Our body´s are smart. I hope i am able to help Tiger – because i love seeing him playing golf.

I have educated more than 100 Orthopedic MD´s. After they learned the FR-System they stand strong behind the system and products.

There are people who say that we count 22 Mio. Golf-Injuries. Our Golf Medical Coaches find our that you have actually hurt yourself well prior when you actually feel the pain from your injuries! Now is the time to act!

Have a nice day

Frank

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Woods says neck injury not related to car crash

Published on 11. Mai 2010 in Allgemein. 0 Comments

Tiger Woods insists there’s “zero connection” between the neck spasms playing havoc with his golf swing and his Nov. 27 car accident.

Woods said during a news conference Monday that his neck started bothering him two weeks before the Masters, his first competition in five months. He brushed it off as “no big deal” and believed he could play through the pain. That changed on Sunday at The Players Championship, where Woods’ creaky neck locked up. That prevented him from making his usual forceful turn on the ball on even a routine shot, and he was forced to withdraw after six holes.

“I’m at a point now where I just can’t go anymore,” he said.

“I want to practice, I want to play, I want to compete, but this is not allowing me to do the things that I need to do on my golf swing to hit the proper shots. I need to get to where I can do that again.”

Woods said he’s been taking anti-inflammatory drugs, but they have not helped. He plans to have an MRI when he returns to Orlando, Fla

We do a lot of sportmedical research in relation to Golf-Biomechanics….again torsion, torsion, …solution: EASY TURNING SHOE