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Do you want to make sure your young athlete has a productive off season. What is a key age to start and what are some key goals I should focus on and what to avoid.
Having a plan in the off-season is not only important but is necessary. How do you manage it and know that your plan is truly working? Tune in to learn critical information you don't want to miss.
Neuromuscular training. How can it help my child or athletes in the off-season? And why is it a critical piece to all athletes reaching their optimal performance? Tune in to learn the answer to these questions, plus much more.
Want to learn a simple test that can be done at home in less than 2 minutes to tell you if a female athlete is at potential risk of an ACL injury. Tune in to find out.
How does stability improve sports performance? What is stability? Why is it important? What can I do right now to improve my athlete's stability? Tune in today to learn critical advice for athletes, coaches, and parents.
Can learning proper movement help prevent sports injuries? Today I'm going show you how with a SIMPLE method that can be used by coaches or parents anywhere at any time without equipment. And learn how proper movement can decrease the chance of injury and improve their performance.
According to the CDC, approximately 50% of youth sports injuries are preventable through education and awareness. Today's episode focus is on answering these questions. Can you avoid common sports injuries with youth? What are some of the common sports injuries that occur in youth sports?
The month of April is National Sports Safety Month. Tune in to learn Top10 ways to keep your athlete injury-free. Every week this month, we will provide you with great information to keep your athlete healthy.
Tune in today to learn some great advice from one of the best athletes in the history of sports, the late great Kobe Bryant, about how life lessons helped him be a great athlete and a great individual beyond the sport of basketball.
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