June Q&A: VBT, Personalizing Group Sessions, and Professional Development
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The Importance of Understanding Practical Application
"We have to better understand this dichotomy between science and the practical side of what we do," he says. "The number of people that can do all of those activities safely and effectively on day one is incredibly small" 'I think as an industry, we have to do a better job of figuring out what can our clients do safely and effectively'
It’s June, and we’re back with another KILLER Q&A Episode!
This month was fun because I had a nice mix of questions to answer. On one hand, I had some X’s and O’s questions about how to get more out of your programs and coaching.
And on the flip side, I also got some higher-level philosophical questions on continuing education and how to make our industry a little bit better.
Regardless, there’s something in here for everyone – so let’s dive in!
You have to get really clear on what works in theory or in a laboratory setting, and what people are really doing. You have to understand the dichotomy between the science and practical side of what we do. – Mike Robertson
This Week on the Physical Prep Podcast:
- Monthly recap, what I’m working on, and what I’m excited about in the coming months.
- My thoughts on VBT (or velocity-based training), how it can be useful, and the brand that I most recommend.
- How to personalize team training sessions, both in collegiate or ANY large-group setting.
- What’s missing from the certification/licensure process to help raise the bar on our profession.
- The future of continuing education for both RTS and the industry as a whole.
- My thoughts on the 3/7 method of lifting, and general principles for discerning if a program is valuable or not.
- A fun lightning round where we talk about program design, movies, and what summer looks like here in Indy!
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