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November 13, 2019Making self-scouting work for the whole team
by Jess Schmidt{Sponsored} Self-scouting can pay off generously for student-athlete performance on the field. It’s a practice that professionals are already doing, and coaches should strongly consider having their players learn the technique. Although self-scouting is definitely not without its challenges and frustrations, starting with the right attitude will help student-athletes overcome negative feelings they may develop … Continue reading Making self-scouting work for the whole team
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November 13, 2019
Winning the offseason: how to train and develop your players when they’re not playing
by Joe Tacosik{Sponsored} Inevitably each season, it comes for every team: the offseason. And whether you walked away with an early round exit or as champions of your league, each and every coach should already be thinking about how their players can train, develop and improve over the offseason months. Being the longest uninterrupted period between in-game … Continue reading Winning the offseason: how to train and develop your players when they’re not playing
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November 6, 2019
Rapid Recovery: Refueling the body after an intense workout
by Suzanne Girard EberleOftentimes, poor training sessions are the result of poor nutrition. Done right, a few minutes each day spent on post-workout nutrition can pay off in terms of faster recovery times and fewer injuries.
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November 6, 2019
Superior Performance: selecting the best flooring for your sports facility
by Joe Tacosik{Sponsored} Since 1897, members of the Maple Flooring Manufacturers Association (MFMA) have been dedicated to producing some of the highest quality sports flooring systems throughout the world. And when it comes to deciding on your athletic facility’s next flooring system, MFMA’s Performance & Uniformity Rating, or PUR Standards, can help make sure you’re selecting the … Continue reading Superior Performance: selecting the best flooring for your sports facility
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November 1, 2019
The NeckX® Story: How a tool designed for fighter pilots is also benefiting athletes
by Jess Schmidt{Sponsored} Much like how a soccer ball exerts an extreme amount of force on the neck when student-athletes head the ball, fighter pilots endure extreme forces on their necks throughout the duration of their time in the sky. As much as 90% of fighter pilots suffer long-term negative consequences in their necks. That’s why Monty … Continue reading The NeckX® Story: How a tool designed for fighter pilots is also benefiting athletes
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