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06 Apr What Happens When we Ride into the Training Load “Danger Zone?”

Posted at 12:43h in Training Load
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Monitoring training load is notoriously difficult, but there are key components of this which can be applied in simple ways to improve your teams performance and reduce injuries....

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04 Apr Why Load Management can Make or Break your Preseason

Posted at 11:12h in Training Load
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It is every coaches nightmare, players finish up for the year, they have their Mad Monday or they have a team weekend away, and then they are on their own for 2 or 3 months. They may continue to train, they may do nothing, you...

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A representation of risk of injury and acute to chronic workload ratio, a significant increase in risk is seen once the ratio is greater than 1.5 times

04 Apr Training Load is Like Riding a Rollercoaster, just not as Fun

Posted at 05:22h in Training Load
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We all want our athletes to be performing at their best all the time, to do that, we first need them to stay on the pitch! The common story that is never told in so many teams that have won championships, leagues, grand finals, or...

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