Two Simple Things That Can Help Prevent ACL Injuries In Female Athletes

January 3, 2018 by Tim Nash

I coach girls soccer. The girls I am currently coaching are between 13 and 15, so the following sentence from a study by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) certainly caught my eye.

The study found that “Among teenage athletes, the rate of ACL tears is rising, with the sharpest increase seen in females aged 13-17 who, over the last 13 years, have experienced a 59 percent increase in the number of required reconstruction procedures.”

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Filed Under: Injury Prevention, Soccer

The Circle Game: A New Way To Measure Accountability

September 27, 2017 by Tim Nash

Way back in the 90s, the late Tony DiCicco had his players complete an exercise that emphasized teamwork, accountability and work ethic.

DiCicco used the exercise with his 1996 Olympic Gold medal winning Women’s soccer team and the 1999 Women’s World Cup Champions.

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Filed Under: Athlete Development, Athletic Performance, Elite Sports Teams, Soccer, Team Chemistry, Team Communication

The Secret To Better Understanding Your Athletes

September 12, 2017 by Tim Nash

Do you, as a coach, really know how your players are feeling? Do your players really understand the factors that affect their performance?

They tell you they are fine, but they aren’t playing as well you know they can. So how can you be sure?

DRIVN users have found the questionnaire feature to be a very valuable tool in obtaining the information needed to help athletes achieve a consistently high level of performance.

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Filed Under: Athletic Performance, Effective Communication, Soccer, Sports Performance, Team Communication, wellness

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