youth endurance workshop...youth endurance workshop free wednesday 12th june 2019 7.00pm–8.30pm...

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YOUTH ENDURANCE WORKSHOP FREE WEDNESDAY 12TH JUNE 2019 7.00PM–8.30PM EASTLANDS (formerly Sport City) MANCHESTER M11 3FF BOOK NOW: Who is the Workshop for? Athlecs coaches. Coaching assistants. Run leaders. Parents or guardians of young athletes. Club volunteers with involvement in safeguarding or making provision for young athletes. What you will get from this workshop? Understanding of how to decide the appropriate training for your young endurance athletes – including the volume, intensity and number of sessions. Ways you can idenfy the stage your athletes are at and how to take this into account – including the differences between chronological, biological, training, compeon and developmental ages. How to help your athletes have on-going and connuing progression - understanding long-term athlete development principles to enable young endurance athletes to achieve success as seniors. Awareness and ideas on the best ways to keep your young athletes in the sport and connuing to develop. Informaon on ways to reduce the risk of injuries and manage them if they do occur. To book your place on this workshop please contact Ma Long at: [email protected]

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Page 1: YOUTH ENDURANCE WORKSHOP...YOUTH ENDURANCE WORKSHOP FREE WEDNESDAY 12TH JUNE 2019 7.00PM–8.30PM EASTLANDS (formerly Sport City) MANCHESTER M11 3FFBOOK NOW: Who is the Workshop for?

Y O U T HE N D U R A N C EW O R K S H O P

FREE

WEDNESDAY 12TH JUNE 20197.00PM–8.30PM

EASTLANDS (formerly Sport City) MANCHESTER M11 3FF

BOOK NOW:

Who is the Workshop for?• Athletics coaches.• Coaching assistants.• Run leaders.• Parents or guardians of young athletes.• Club volunteers with involvement in safeguarding or making provision for young athletes.

What you will get from this workshop?• Understanding of how to decide the appropriate training for your young endurance athletes –

including the volume, intensity and number of sessions.• Ways you can identify the stage your athletes are at and how to take this into account – including

the differences between chronological, biological, training, competition and developmental ages.• How to help your athletes have on-going and continuing progression - understanding long-term

athlete development principles to enable young endurance athletes to achieve success as seniors.• Awareness and ideas on the best ways to keep your young athletes in the sport and continuing to

develop. • Information on ways to reduce the risk of injuries and manage them if they do occur.

To book your place on this workshop please contact Matt Long at: [email protected]