Posted on: November 7th, 2010 by IYCA 4 Comments
Is it really possible to effectively train a group of young kids with varying levels of
ability at the same time?
What if some of them were highly skilled in movement aptitude while others (in the same group) had Autism?
Watch this fascinating ‘practical’ video from 2010 IYCA Trainer of the Year, Dave Gleason, and see for yourself:
Posted on: October 27th, 2010 by IYCA No Comments
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He was explaining what, specifically, about the IYCA appeals to him so much.
And I can paraphrase it like this:
“They don’t just give you ‘samples’ of stuff to do. They teach you everything you need to know about training young athletes and provide you with a roadmap for how to do it for yourself.”
I agree.
Posted on: October 20th, 2010 by IYCA 2 Comments
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Could you imagine this kind of success and media attention?
Read this…
Soccer Hero Named to MLS All-Star Team after Training at Local Facility
Alston suggests new training program had much to do with reaching his dream
Local soccer hero and member of the New England Revolution played against the famed Manchester United last week after being named to the MLS All-Star Team.
Posted on: September 1st, 2010 by IYCA 9 Comments
IYCA Training Advisor, Dave Gleason, posted this incredible question on our Members Only message board a few days ago:
Gatorade is making a big push with its Series – Prime, Perform and Recover.
I have questions about –
1) Its efficacy
2) Its quality
3) Its potential as a viable alternative for the young athletes we deal with on a day to day basis.
Dr. Chris Mohr chimed in with an answer: