The death of “Correct” biomechanics?

Описание: "Correct" biomechanics had a nice long run. But it's time is over. Who -- and what -- put the final nail in the coffin? No spoilers... you'll need to watch to the end for that.
This video has slides, but it's mostly audio-only friendly (podcast style) if you want to listen without watching :)

LINKS:
Rob Gray's Perception Action home page
https://perceptionaction.com

Emergence home page (where Shawn Myszka is now)
https://emergentmvmt.com

Wonderful opportunity to hear from some of the OGs in Ecological Dynamics
https://www.theconstraintscollective.com

For all things coach development / sport coaching, I'm a huge fan of Stu Armstrong and his "Talent Equation" podcast.
https://www.thetalentequation.co.uk

For coach developers, coaches, and those applying this to either humans OR horses, the amazing Marianne Davies River Tiger podcast is a must.
https://rivertigerpodcastequestrianco...

Yes, this is about applying Ecological Dynamics to basketball, but I rarely miss his podcast (and I read his book) because the foundation principles and many of his ideas can be modified / applies to EVERYTHING.
https://transformingbball.com

The new paper that brought me to tears:
(Note: this paper is in pre-print and NOT necessarily it's final form)
https://www.researchgate.net/publicat...

Nicholas Stergiou (one of the most influential biomechanics researcher today) TED TALK
   • The Importance of Variation In Human Movem...  

NOTE: this is a massive over-simplification of a 75+ year story, and I've left out a zillion people and projects that contributed to the consilience that has ended the idea of "optimal" biomechanics. My apologies to all those I've left out, and if there are serious errors please let me know and I'll include them in this description.