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 Spiderman  Horsham 12 Dec 19 6.17pm |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Apparently Wilf is fine but Andros is out. Ayew wife or Camarasa? Discuss Sorry not wife meant wide
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| bifffabazz Highworth, Wiltshire 12 Dec 19 7.43pm |
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There is a trend here, a worrying and avoidable one. So many muscular injuries are mostly avoidable with more dedicated and accurate preparation. The fitness coach is responsible for this.
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| Spiderman Horsham 12 Dec 19 7.55pm |
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Originally posted by bifffabazz
There is a trend here, a worrying and avoidable one. So many muscular injuries are mostly avoidable with more dedicated and accurate preparation. The fitness coach is responsible for this. Or Roy’s insistence on playing same 11
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| dreamwaverider London 12 Dec 19 10.53pm |
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We all knew this would happen at some point. How many times have I read wing backs and strikers buy on here. But for some reason,probably money, it’s been ignored.
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| Pete53 Hassocks 13 Dec 19 11.56am |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Sorry not wife meant wide It might come to that the way things are going
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| kennybrowns leftfoot Reigate 13 Dec 19 9.07pm |
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Personally I'm not gonna get to worried... Wouldn't surprise me if Roy was being a bit cute around the injuries with it being Brighton.
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| Booted Eagle Bristol 14 Dec 19 1.26pm |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
So Wickham is available. Seems unlikely - perhaps he doesn't warrant a mention anymore. Highly likely to be loaned/transferred to the Championship in January, so may not feature over Tekkers. Edited by Booted Eagle (14 Dec 2019 1.26pm)
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| braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 14 Dec 19 8.20pm |
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Originally posted by bifffabazz
There is a trend here, a worrying and avoidable one. So many muscular injuries are mostly avoidable with more dedicated and accurate preparation. The fitness coach is responsible for this. not sure i get your reasoning? pulled muscle can happen anytime with over stretching or a poor landing...as (i think) all of these have happened during matches it seems a little far fetched to blame the fitness coach. it happens to every club, lucky we have a decent squad to deal with this.
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| bifffabazz Highworth, Wiltshire 14 Dec 19 9.18pm |
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Originally posted by braunstoneagle
not sure i get your reasoning? pulled muscle can happen anytime with over stretching or a poor landing...as (i think) all of these have happened during matches it seems a little far fetched to blame the fitness coach. it happens to every club, lucky we have a decent squad to deal with this.
It is the fitness coach's job to: Understand each individual's unique physiology, fitness capacity, recovery time, propensity for injury, hip position, running technique, previous injury record, scar tissue build up, lactic build up and dispersement... I could go on and on. The barometer (target) of a football fitness coach is principally the minimization of muscular-related injuries. And should such injury occur, optimising that player's return to best possibly avoid repetition. I made my comments in the light of a sudden blight of injuries to so many players that are almost entirely muscular-related. Or then again it might just be that they all got unlucky....
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| braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 14 Dec 19 9.25pm |
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Originally posted by bifffabazz
It is the fitness coach's job to: Understand each individual's unique physiology, fitness capacity, recovery time, propensity for injury, hip position, running technique, previous injury record, scar tissue build up, lactic build up and dispersement... I could go on and on. The barometer (target) of a football fitness coach is principally the minimization of muscular-related injuries. And should such injury occur, optimising that player's return to best possibly avoid repetition. I made my comments in the light of a sudden blight of injuries to so many players that are almost entirely muscular-related. Or then again it might just be that they all got unlucky.... lets just say you are right for one minute? in a split second decision, can you teach a full back who is getting turned inside out by a winger to block or stretch to block a ball in a certain way...you do what you need to do to at that moment in time.
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| bifffabazz Highworth, Wiltshire 14 Dec 19 9.30pm |
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Originally posted by braunstoneagle
in a split second decision, can you teach a full back who is getting turned inside out by a winger to block or stretch to block a ball in a certain way...you do what you need to do to at that moment in time.
But I bow to your superior knowledge...
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| braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 14 Dec 19 10.01pm |
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i have played, a lot, lets say an average of 4 times a week ever a 15 year period, obviously not pro, or even semi-pro...but a mixture of 11 a side & various 6/7/futsal leagues. the majority of injuries i got were ligament damage but whenever i had a muscle problem there was no rhyme or reason as to when it happened, other than the fact i probably overstretched myself...i was not trying to belittle you, i asked a question but i forgot to put a ? at the end...so i ask in a split second decision, can you teach a full back who is getting turned inside out by a winger to block or stretch to block a ball in a certain way...you do what you need to do to at that moment in time. im not saying you do not have the answers, just ive seen many injurys occur over the years through utterly random situations i need to understand more to accept it can be eradicated by a fitness coach Edited by braunstoneagle (14 Dec 2019 10.09pm)
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