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If you’ve been waiting for the right time to enrol in my Online or Live Courses, now’s your chance! For all of June you can take 25% off my On Demand Courses, Live Workshops and Online Strength Programs. Simply use the code “gabbett25” at checkout. gabbettperformance.com.au/
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NEW OPEN ACCESS PAPER: The readiness–preparedness bias: recalibrating monitoring logic. Well done Karol Kruczek (Next Generation Performance), André Rebelo & Michal Nowak! frontiersin.org/journals/phy…
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Really pleased to continue our work with the #NFL by contributing to the Player Health & Safety Summit in Arizona. Great having everyone in the room discussing world-best strategies to optimize training adaptations & it’s always great to catch up with staff from our teams too!
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Elite two days spending time with an expert in load management! Appreciate @TimGabbett for the knowledge and time! #strengthandconditioning #learn #growth #sportsscience
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Tim Gabbett retweeted
Grateful to have Dr. Tim Gabbett spend the past two days with our performance staff—diving into load management, performance, and injury prevention. Excited to put his insights into action! #SportsScience #TeamBehindTheTeam
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NEW OPEN ACCESS PAPER: Monitoring Training Effects in Athletes: A Multidimensional Framework for Decision-Making link.springer.com/article/10…
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NEW ARTICLE: Do Lower-Body Load-Injury Relationships Hold True for Upper-Body Sports? With baseball Spring training just around the corner, here’s a few tips to maintain arm health and capacity in athletes from upper-body sports. gabbettperformance.com.au/up…
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2. Avoid spikes in training load, particularly in athletes with scapular dyskinesis and poor external rotational strength. Appropriately-dosed training load will provide the stimulus for the strength and neuromuscular control required to tolerate further training load.
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3. Avoid excessive throwing volumes in-season & avoid shutting the arm down completely during off-season. Maintaining arm health through micro-dosed throwing loads & strength training, allows athletes to be prepared to build to moderately-high chronic throwing loads in-season.
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Full episode on ⚽️ soccer load management, RECOVERY, and physical prep with @TimGabbett so you can TRAIN hard and BENEFIT from your trainings: youtube.com/watch?v=KDy5aVg9… @SimpliFaster
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Really pleased with the response to my new online course “Practical Strength & Conditioning for Rehab Professionals”. The course includes the latest applied science on:
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1. Load-response for tissues & systems 2. Return to sport 3. Speed, agility, RSA 4. Aerobic training 5. Exercises to ⬆️ local tissue, sport-specific & global capacity 6. Contrast training 7. Return to sprint ISO progressions 8. Practical training tips to ⬆️ your rehab programs!
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If you work in rehab at any level, this course will help develop your skills to take your athletes from acute injury right through to peak performance! Get in quick to take advantage of the 25% discount - offer closes January 31st! gabbettperformance.thinkific…
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NEW ARTICLE: When it Comes to World-Class Performance, There’s No Such Thing as an Elite 10-Year-Old! gabbettperformance.com.au/no…
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2. Sample a variety of sports. This will foster the development of flexible and adaptable movement skills.
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3. Set realistic expectations. Elite athletes are called “elite” for a reason – it’s because they are rare! And world-class 10-year-old athletes are close to non-existent!
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When I talk about “read and react” agility drills, I’m not talking about reacting to flashing lights! If you want your athletes to have game-specific anticipation skills, you have to train it! gabbettperformance.com.au/pr…
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