In this conversation, Kendrick Pratt shares three tips for adjusting in-season training for athletes. The first tip is to reduce the range of motion in exercises, which helps keep athletes fresh, healthy, and strong. The second tip is to consistently test athletes in-season to ensure progress and determine if training is moving the needle. The third tip is to add isometric exercises, which help maintain joint health and can be done quickly and with minimal equipment. A bonus tip is to limit the number of compound lifts per session to avoid overstimulation and excessive soreness.
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- Providing tactical and applicable information in shorter episodes can be beneficial for listeners.
- Testing athletes in season can help track improvement and readiness.
- Reducing reps and adding sets can be effective for training in season.
Chapters
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Reducing Range of Motion
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Consistently Testing Athletes
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Adding Isometrics
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Limiting Compound Lifts
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