Professional sporting clubs invest in pathway programs, at-tempting to develop physical, technical abilities and psy-chological skills within a long-term framework (1,2), aiming toretain these athletes for selection in their senior teams. Often,youth teams will train separately within specified age groups,however, from a physical preparation perspective, there maybe benefit in training cohesively if there is not a large differ-ence in the physical demands of competition between age andperhaps positional groups.
History
Journal title
Sport Performance & Science Reports
Volume
1
Issue
October
Publisher
Sports Performance and Science Reports
Language
en, English
College/Research Centre
Faculty of Science
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