Hard work vs talented: 10000 hours of practice to succeed.
Hard work vs talented: 10000 hours of practice to succeed Following on from my last blog regarding Athlete Selection and if it's got a lot to do with when you are
Bells, Whistles and Shop Windows – The importance of youth conditioning content
Sports training for young people has to be one of the largest growth areas within the fitness industry. This isn't based upon any statistics but rather my own personal observations.
Maintain emotional intelligence when competing
Watch lots of sport, read about it or involved in coaching? Chances are you're familiar with the term 'emotional intelligence'. Commentators might use it when assessing the mental resolve of
Athlete selection: Are you really talented or are you specifically selected?
Athlete selection: Are you really talented or are you specifically selected? Born at the right time of year If you think that all the athletes that you see today are there because
Avoid falling short of client expectations
Of course we can do that! When it comes to selling your services as a personal trainer in Fulham it can be very easy to fall into the trap of
It’s in the bones: How early maturers shedding new light on the RAE in youth sports
The Relative Age Effect in youth sports is used to describe the bias or skew of chronological ages within age group squads. Young athletes born in the first two quarters
Hungry?: 4 Reasons that might be causing you to be hungry
Hungry?: 4 Reasons that might be causing you to be hungry Your body is changing: If you have started going to the gym on a daily basis and you have started to
Sports Parents – will we ever break the cycle?
I have made so many blog posts about the typical sporting parent! Last year the Surrey FA made the national press after it published strict guidelines condemning violent behaviour at
Spinal health: 5 Stretches that will help your ROM and tension
Spinal health: 5 Stretches that will help your ROM and tension Many people end up with lower back pain in their life and this can be due to sitting to much