Delivering a pathway of age & stage appropriate physical activity, giving our youth the physical & psychological skills to reach their potential.
Darren is a lecturer in Sport Psychology at Solent University. Darren first graduated with a BSc (Hons) Psychology from Bournemouth University in 2011, before completing an MSc in Sport and Exercise Psychology at Brunel University in 2012. Darren then completed a PhD at Bournemouth University, investigating the role of stress reactivity in the development of […]
Read More Ask the Expert: Dr Darren Britton (Solent University)After the recent post on a 4 Stage model to athletic development, I received a lot of feedback online as to how this might pertain to other movements other than squatting. So I decided to add some more content surrounding the other fundamental movements.
Read More 4 stage model to athletic development – Part 2!The cycle of learning…
Read More The problem is you don’t know what you don’t know…If you’re anything like me, you enjoy a good meal. Especially a steak… For me, you just can’t beat a piece of quality, aged beef cooked to medium rare, or some slow roasted barbecue pulled pork, or a nice beef joint roasted slowly. If you cast your mind back to a really memorable meal, I […]
Read More Are you microwaving your athletes?The week’s interview comes all the way from New Zealand…
Read More Ask the Expert – Dr Craig Harrison (The Athlete Development Show)In this “Ask the Expert” interview I spoke to the owner of Specific Strength and Fitness…
Read More Ask the Expert – Mark Laurie (Specific Strength & Fitness)In this installment of the “Ask the Expert” series, I interview Trainee Sport Psychologist Andy Blyth…
Read More Ask the Expert – Andy Blyth (Simply Perform)Phil is a friend and former colleague of mine. He is currently a Lecturer and PhD researcher at Teeside University.
Read More Ask the Expert – Phil Williamson (Teeside University)In this installment, we introduce squatting to our young athletes!
Read More Athletic 8: Goblet SquatIn the previous post here, we discussed an alternative method (The Session RPE) method as an economical and effective way of monitoring fatigue within your youth athletes.
Read More Monitoring made easy! (Part 2)