A short analysis of brushing studies
This article is joint work with Professor of Engineering John Newhook of Dalhousie University in Halifax. Click on the image […]
This article is joint work with Professor of Engineering John Newhook of Dalhousie University in Halifax. Click on the image […]
No self-respecting golfer would simply walk into a golf pro shop or retail outlet to buy a new set of
This research is joint work with Dr. John Newhook, Dr. Michel Ladouceur, and Dr. Ryan Frayne of Dalhousie University in
Recently I’ve received numerous inquiries regarding teams rotating their brush heads 90 degrees when attempting to “carve” a stone (accentuate
Even though the PT-2 has been discontinued by Canadian Curling Tools in favour of their new “Smartbroom” device, a number
During my talk at the online Adapting/Thriving 2021 Conference presented by the Ontario Curling Council, and other provincial sport organizations,
After questions regarding directional brushing, perhaps the second-most often asked question I receive is the question of how much distance
As I write this, I am a mere four weeks from returning to the ice at the Curling Canada NextGen
While attending the Level 3 Technical coaching course in Napanee the last weekend in October, Brian Savill gave us a
It’s the last week of May. You put your brush and your curling shoes away six weeks ago after the