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Should Athletes Train Lower Volume? (Big Announcement!)

Should Athletes Train Lower Volume? (Big Announcement!)
Earlier this month I had a conversation with Kevin Carr, a S&C coach and massage therapist.
Kevin has worked with athletes of all ages, from youth to college athletes.
During our 47-minute conversation, Kevin shared invaluable insights that can truly make a difference in your athlete’s performance.
From his unique approach to managing overconfident athletes to the evolution of training practices.
Other key takeaways include:
How to tailor training to fit the needs of athletes during critical growth spurts
The significance of plyometric progression and how to properly do it to minimize tendon pain and injuries
The surprising benefits of low-volume training and how it could change the way you approach your athlete’s conditioning.
The underrated exercises that can give young athletes the edge they need.
You can check out the full episode here!
But before you go,
I wanted to let you know that I will be launching something new very soon!
An exclusive online coaching program where I’ll be working 1-on-1 with athletes remotely to take their performance to the next level.
So, stay tuned as I will be sending more specific details early next week.
Have a great day,
Liam.
If you’re interested in learning more about youth athletic development you can check out my podcast below!