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Why youth strength and conditioning is a failure… (Part 2)

Posted December 14, 2017 Athletic EvolutionPosted in Applied coaching, Youth strength and conditioning

So, just how can we structure can we give to this sort of process?

Why youth strength and conditioning is a failure… (Part 1)

Posted December 7, 2017 Athletic Evolution2 CommentsPosted in Applied coaching, Youth strength and conditioning

What’s Ghandi got to do with S&C?

Ask the Expert – Digby Webb (Kingswood School)

Posted July 21, 2016 Athletic EvolutionPosted in Applied coaching, Ask the expert, biological maturation, Long term athlete development, Youth strength and conditioning

Digby is the Athletic Development Coach at Kingswood School, as well as being a qualified science and maths teacher…

Relative Age Effect in Youth Sport (Video)

Posted July 10, 2016 Athletic Evolution1 CommentPosted in Animated videos, biological maturation, Long term athlete development, Parents, Soccer, Talent ID, Youth strength and conditioning

An animated video for coaches and parents, describing Relative Age Effect in Youth Sports…

Ask the Expert – Andrew Pichardo (St John's College)

Posted July 7, 2016 Athletic EvolutionPosted in Applied coaching, Ask the expert, biological maturation, Long term athlete development, Youth strength and conditioning

Originally hailing from the USA, Andrew Pichardo is currently the Director of Athletic Development at St John’s College in Hamilton, New Zealand, as well as a PhD candidate in Youth Athlete Development.

Strength & Conditioning for Young Athletes – Book Review

Posted May 6, 2016 Athletic Evolution7 CommentsPosted in Applied coaching, Book Reviews, Long term athlete development, Youth strength and conditioning

April’s book review was the key text in youth strength and conditioning…

LTAD – BS or Brilliance? (Part 2)

Posted February 3, 2016 Athletic Evolution1 CommentPosted in Applied coaching, Coach development, Long term athlete development, Youth strength and conditioning

In my previous post LTAD – BS or Brilliance (Part 1) I discussed the initial forays made into LTAD by Istvan Balyi and his creation of the LTAD model. I also discussed some of the criticisms of his model, with the conclusion that there was some significant space for improvement.

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