The New York Times
When not visiting Roskopf every three weeks, DeChambeau works out daily at his home in Dallas, where he has installed each piece of Roskopf’s specialized equipment in his garage.
Men's Health
A biomechanics expert explains the methods that have helped everyone from John Stockton to Bryson DeChambeau to build stability.
GQ Sports
Greg Roskopf breaks down how he developed the weight training regiment that helped Bryson DeChambeau break Tiger Woods’ record for longest average drive on the tour.
ESPN
Greg Roskopf told ESPN’s Gene Wojciechowski that it’s been a three-year process to get to this point and that the golfer was preparing his body for two years before undertaking such change.
USA Today
“His body had to tolerate what he was doing,” Roskopf said. “We reactivated his muscles after overload to make him stronger. We’ve seen some amazing changes.”
Sports Illustrated
“Everybody has a masseuse, but most guys do more now. Last year, when I flew Greg Roskopf to Indianapolis, I was paying him what he’d make all day for his appointments in Denver.”
Golf Channel
Muscle Activation Techniques founder Greg Roskopf explains how DeChambeau bulked up.
Golf Digest
If DeChambeau is a fitness revolutionary, Roskopf is his spiritual guide. We spoke on the phone last week after the two had just finished a “tune-up” in Denver.
BBC
As long as those gains are made in muscle, not fat, and Roskopf does not see any negative effects, such as loss in his range of motion, then he is happy to give the green light.
CBS
He’s going to overload his system and break it down, then we’re going to put it back together so that he can progress and get stronger…There’s not many people who have the drive to do what he does to take himself to that next level,” said Roskopf.
Massage Magazine
It is to your advantage as a therapist to have as many tools in your toolbox as possible. Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT) is a tool that can help massage therapists get to the root of clients’ muscle tightness and pain.