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Movement Preparation for Soccer

Aleksa Bošković July 2, 2020
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Soccer is one of the most famous sports in the world with growing interest from strength and conditioning coaches, sports scientists, and other experts. The aim of sports scientists and strength and conditioning coaches is to prepare, or at least try to protect players from future injuries; otherwise, it will be highly costly for the club. Warm-up always seems to be a hot theme in strength and conditioning, and in the following video, you will see a detailed explanation of movement preparation with a lot of examples of exercises in all three parts of the warm-up.

Movement preparation consists:

  1. Mobility
  2. Core Activation
  3. Lower Body Muscle activation

Beneath this video, members can find the PDF file with examples of the training session that would follow the warm up sequence.

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Aleksa Bošković
Aleksa Bošković is a strength and conditioning coach from Serbia. During his career, he worked in professional soccer clubs from Serbia and China. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Sports science from the University of Novi Sad. He is a certified ASCA Level 2 coach and EXOS Performance Specialist. Youtube | LinkedIn

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