Posts Tagged ‘James Marshall’
This post was written as my contribution to a series of posts on training young athletes, published in coach James Marshall’s blog. I will begin with tips not for the young athletes themselves but for those who train them. I begin by commenting on a concept from the post by Frank Dick, “before you get […]
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Tags: Denis Betts, external load, external resistance, Frank Dick, general exercises, Gil Stevenson, gymnast, internal load, James Marshall, judo wrestler, judoka, Kelvin Giles, Paul Gamble, Roy Headey, Simon Worsnop, sport-specific exercises, sports techniques, sprained ACL, sprint, sprinter, Thomas Kurz, Tom Kurz, track-and-field, Vern Gambetta, young athletes
First a statement from James Marshall’s review of Science of Sports Training: “The book is a bit old now, published in 2001, with most of the research quoted pre-dating that. This would probably disqualify it from being used as an academic text book, but as a coaching handbook it is very good.” This made me […]
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Tags: Andrew Hamilton, Andy Larmour, Anton Parker, Carol Farley, coach, Dave Rotheram, Frans Bosch, Istvan Javorek, James Marshall, Kevin Bowring, Neil Taylor, Nick Beasant, Paula Jardine, Roy Headey, Science of Sports Training, Simon Worsnop, Wayne Goldsmith
