05/17/2026
Use it or lose it” becomes very real with power.
What showed up in my TPI Power Screen wasn’t surprising:
⚠️ Sit-Up & Throw
⚠️ Chest Pass
⚠️ Baseline Shot Put
⚠️ Right wrist weakness
That pattern is classic preferential atrophy of fast-twitch muscle fibers — the explosive fibers responsible for speed, force production, reaction, and athleticism.
I really haven’t trained true power since around 2012, when hip pain started changing how I moved and trained. The only reason I didn’t fail the vertical jump was because I’ve recently started rebuilding explosive capacity again.
The cool part?
The TPI RX system generated a corrective training program directly from my physical screen and power assessment. It’s AI-driven, but built from 20+ years of real-world TPI data, coaching, and athlete outcomes.
Originally I was thinking about taking TPI G2 (Golf Level 2)… but after seeing these results, I’m leaning toward P2 (Power).
Because this is the missing link for many older athletes and golfers:
🏌️‍♂️ Power
🏌️‍♂️ Force production
🏌️‍♂️ Ground reaction forces
🏌️‍♂️ Elastic energy
🏌️‍♂️ Deceleration control
🏌️‍♂️ Rotational sequencing
I also completed Adam Young Golf’s Swing Plan education and picked up a ProSENDR to help retrain a flatter left wrist pattern.
After P2, I’ll likely move into M2 (Medical), which focuses on common orthopedic issues many of us over 50 deal with:
• shoulders
• hips
• elbows
• knees
• low backs Now I’m relearning how to move overhead pain-free by restoring:
âś… scapular control
âś… thoracic mobility
âś… rib cage mechanics
âś… rotator cuff timing
âś… proper force transfer
The goal isn’t just lifting overhead again.
It’s reclaiming athletic movement capacity.
Because aging well is not about avoiding movement —
it’s about restoring the ability to express it. MPfit2play - Move Play Score Better