Recovery workouts
Should you be doing them?
I have a case study explaining that with an example training week
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Consuming 3,500 - 5000 calories each day will HELP an athlete gain 1-2 lbs per week if they are consistent.
The problem is most young athletes aren't consistent & just need support.
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More muscle on an athlete in a sports like baseball, hockey, football, wrestling, & basketball will actually help with their speed, power, and explosiveness. Building strength in the weight room is GREAT but you also need to consume enough protein, carbs, & kcal to support gains.
Young middle/high school baseball players
Fall season is approaching. If you just finished the summer throwing 73 mph & looking like you swing a wet noodle at the plate…
Don’t play fall ball & get in the damn weight room & physically develop
20 more games aren’t the solution
44 lb difference between the pic on the left, 185 lb (today), & on the right, 229 lb (Aug 2020) for 2022 South Brunswick HS catcher Ryan Kessler
Spent all of let off-szn working on tightening up his nutrition & S&C programming with coach @The_Shawn_Allen