Upcoming Education Events at Sheftic Performance Center
PGA of America Golf Professional Mark Sheftic will be offering two education sessions at the Sheftic Performance Center (540 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 125, Fort Washington, PA 19301) in the coming weeks:
Face-to-Path Putting Workshop With Michael Little, PGA
How to Use Technology to Help Evaluate a Player’s Stroke
How to Use Technology to Help Evaluate a Player’s Stroke
Saturday, November 15
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Sheftic Performance Center
540 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 125, Fort Washington, PA 19301
Cost: $79.99 per person
Capacity: 30 spots
Michael Little is the only Level Two Quintic Ball Roll Certified Instructor in the Philadelphia area. Little is an accomplished golf professional recognized for both his teaching and competitive playing achievements. He has competed in numerous regional and national PGA events, earning victories and top finishes across the Philadelphia Section PGA. A two-time Philadelphia PGA Player of the Year, Michael has represented the section in prestigious national tournaments. His blend of competitive experience and instructional expertise makes him uniquely qualified to help golfers elevate their game, especially when it comes to integrating technology into putting analysis and improvement. Event highlights: Hands-on session using Quintic Ball Roll with Michael Little, PGA; Insightful demonstration on using technology to analyze the putting stroke; Practical tips to improve your putting performance; and Q&A.
Golf Body Optimization Workshop with Ryerson Stinson
Unlock Your Golf Potential: Body Screening & Evaluation
Unlock Your Golf Potential: Body Screening & Evaluation
Saturday, December 13
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Sheftic Performance Center
540 Pennsylvania Ave, Suite 125, Fort Washington, PA 19301
Cost: $79.99 per person
Capacity: 30 spots
Capacity: 30 spots
Ryerson Stinson is an Occupational Therapist and Clinical Specialist at Johns Hopkins Hospital, as well as the founder of OutPerform Golf. He holds both a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Occupational Therapy from Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT (2011/2013), where he also played Division 1 for the Bobcats. With over 10 years of clinical experience, Ryerson is a Board-Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) and holds multiple specialty certifications in the golf, training, and performance space—including TPI M3 Certified, SFMA, K-VEST, and NASM Golf Fitness Specalist. He is a frequent guest lecturer at universities and a presenter at numerous national and international conferences (AOTA, ASHT, Pulvertaft Hand Centre, and more). Ryerson’s passion for education is evident through his role as lead instructor for the JHH Orthopedic Upper Extremity Module and as a faculty member for both the Johns Hopkins Hand Therapy Fellowship Program and the Physical Therapy Orthopedic and Sports Residency Programs. OutPerform Golf was created by orthopedic rehabilitation specialists with a passion for golf and sports performance. Ryerson and his team have spent years training athletes of all levels—from tour professionals to weekend warriors—helping them achieve optimal results through excellent teamwork and efficient feedback systems. Their approach focuses on: 1. Understanding each athlete’s baseline and needs; 2. Creating a feedback system that matches their learning style; and 3. Re-assessing and refining the process over time. OutPerform Golf assessments are designed to identify your body’s current strengths and weaknesses as they relate to golf. Ryerson will clearly communicate your results and work with your teaching professional or coach onsite. As part of your team, he will help you develop an efficient plan to sustainably optimize your body-swing connection. Event Highlights: Expert Insights: Learn from Ryerson’s extensive clinical and golf-specific experience; Personalized Assessments: Demonstration and explanation of comprehensive movement screenings, with additional clinical pearls and insights; Hands-On Demonstrations: Experience practical techniques for improving your understanding of the body-swing connection and neuromuscular re-education as it pertains to the golf swing; Collaborative Approach: Work with both Ryerson and your teaching professional to develop a customized improvement plan; and Cutting-Edge Knowledge: Benefit from the latest research and feedback systems used by top clinicians and the athletes they work with.