PLAYERS
- Post game ask the players what the half time message was and see what you get back
REVIEWING LOSES
- Lack of conditioning is often not the problem so look at other factors such as tactical/technical (poor errors/decisions), sleep, poor pacing strategies, temperature/humidity, nutrition, hydration, poor load management in training, opposition exploiting your tactical/technical weaknesses, psychological stress, physical adaptation and eliminate them before doing more training volume, especially during the in-season.
FEEDBACK
- Negative appraisal post-game can cause testosterone levels to drop and what you say can impact the following week so choose your words wisely.
INJURY REPORTING
- Each week over 25% of your players will sustain an injury of some description that doesn't result in any loss of training or training time
- Those players who don't self report these minor, non-time loss injuries are then 3.6 x more likely to sustain an actual time loss injury in the next 7 days compared
- Those players who don't self report a moderate, non-time loss injury are then 6.9 x more likely to sustain an actual time loss injury in the next 7 days
- 68% of all time loss injuries were preceded by not previously reporting a non-time loss injury with 94% of knee and 90% of hamstring time loss injuires preceded by a non-time loss compliant in the same location
POST GAME RECOVERY
- Positive interaction experiences is the best recovery modality as positive input wins in recovery and having fun promotes this
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