05/03/2021
Team sport is returning at the end of this month.
Remembering the days when I used to play sport, I really enjoyed the social aspect. Post lockdown, the social aspect will be even sweeter.
But I also remember, most players (myself included) –
Wanted to be first on the team sheet
Not be subbed
Not be a sub
Be man of the match
And to WIN.
As nice as you may be, winning is not as sweet (often even bitter), if you did not contribute to that victory.
This is like the 3rd pre-season period we have had this season, but it is a time where we can build.
I have a process that can get you match fit, stronger, AND make you faster.
You may have the best skill, flair and mental tactics, but try doing that when you are struggling to run 5yards after 20minutes.
I have been training Joe for a few months now. His running technique is looking really good. This has increased his speed, and his endurance. No wasted energy!
Lifting weights is a big part of becoming match fit and improving speed, which is why it is a big part of my process. But technique can also be worked on.
Most team sport players are sceptical about being taught sprinting technique, but for most of the match, you are running! Why not learn it well, become faster, and become a better player. Speed Kills!
There is a lot that goes into it, and Joe is working hard to improve. Everyone is a work in progress. He is a strong boy, but had a nasty hip shift to the right in his squat, but it has more or less vanished now. We do running drills interspersed within the workout, so that it does not interfere with the benefit of the weight training. If we need a cardio session, we put the heart rate monitor and get to work.
If you would like to get back your match fitness, DM me for a conversation.
Consultations are FREE, and I have a limited half price introductory deal at the moment (4 sessions for £80)
We have full access to weights and gym equipment, under an outdoor heated shelter– so rain or shine it doesn’t matter.
But I can also do online, as I know enough bodyweight variations to get by.