This video is shared by Player Development Project
The question this week comes from David, via the Player Development Project Facebook Page:
“How can I help develop a physically mature young player?”
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How do I help develop a physically mature young player?
Balance is Better PhilosophyBalance getting better with doing too muchBold and courageous leadershipCollective attitudinal changeEncourage varietyQuality experiences, regardless of ability or motivationsSafe, fair and inclusiveSkill development for allTalent ID occurs laterWorking together10 Min Watch
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