Raising the potential of an athlete is a long game. There are NO short cuts!
Athlete and player development, when done correctly, you can get the best of both world – short term gains that push future performance upward. If done incorrectly, you may get some immediate performance gains but you run the great risk of sacrificing future potential, increasing the risk of injury, burnout and athlete dropout from organized sport.
The information and data surrounding talent development, performance, and long-term planning is all out there and available for anyone who is interested in truly finding out how good they can really become. Athlete and player training is all about preparing an individual for the next phase of development.
We start by clearly understanding where the athlete is currently at, how they respond to training, and all of the unique factors that influence progressive development.
In this week’s episode of Krush Performance, we are talking raising potential and how you can plan for the long game of athlete and player development.
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Jeff

It’s Superbowl weekend! A great time to talk performance nutrition as we set up our 2020 Krush War on Sugar. We’ll take a look at what we are eating on the second biggest food day of the year just behind Thanksgiving….Super Bowl Sunday. How many billion wings? How many million gallons of beer? We’ll hit on it all.
This week, we talk pro nutrition with Ricky Ng, Performance Nutrition Director for the Las Vegas Raiders. We discuss the challenges of feeding an NFL roster, the importance of getting to know the players and how the pros are planning their feedings. We’ll talk to Ricky about the dangers of fad diets for athletes, hydration, and of course, we have to ask how the Raiders move to Las Vegas is coming along.

Also, we set up our 2020 Krush War on Sugar campaign with a review of what we know and what we need to be aware of when it comes to sugar in our diets.
Finally, we ask the question: In your opinion, what is the best sporting event on the sport calendar?

As always, if you have a topic you would like us to investigate get to us at KrushPerformance.com and, keep yourself on the cutting edge of human performance Subscribe to the Krush podcast and sign up for our weekly Newsletter while you are there.
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Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, and now on the iHeartRadio app! Don’t forget to rate and review the show!

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Collectively we have cut fat consumption by a third since the mid 70’s, the number of workout centers have tripled in the last 10yrs – yet obesity and overweight has doubled and tripled in the mean time and the number of new fad diets is out of control: low carb – no carb – high protein – no protein -no fat -beach -paelo – vegan…..