TEENS STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACHES
Strength and Conditioning programs for Melbourne teens
Your Strength and Conditioning Coach for Teens
Our strength training philosophy is to build a strong foundation to be injury free and ready to play, train and compete. We focus on mobility, stability, agility, balance and coordination alongside improving strength, speed and power.
Expert Strength and Conditioning for Teens
Give your teens a chance to release that extra energy, stay active, gain friends, and have fun at Run Ready Melbourne! We provide strength training and conditioning for teens so that they can build their muscles, strengthen their bones, increase their flexibility and agility, and get them ready for any sport or physical activities like circuit training that they choose. Teen strength conditioning is safe because all our trainers are qualified and experienced. The areas that your teens can develop are as follows:
- Body coordination and mobility
- Speed and Agility
- Muscle strength and endurance
- Learning and applying proper exercise techniques and movement
- Builds self-confidence and self-esteem
- Overall Fitness and Healthlike
Strength for Teens
Our Strength And Conditioning Philosophy
Our strength training philosophy is to build a strong foundation to be
injury free and ready to play, train and compete. We focus on mobility, stability, agility, balance and coordination alongside improving strength, speed and power. Our teen strength program focuses on building a strong and robust body with age appropriate exercise prescription. Balance, coordination and sound landing competencies are key focuses of this program. We aim to educate our clients on the importance of regular and consistent strength training, and what a good strength training session looks like. We have the expertise to prescribe for the individual and their goals and needs.
Train With a Qualified Strength and Conditioning Trainer
Qualifications
All staff have been qualified through ASCA (Australian Strength & Conditioning Association)
Our Coaches Have Worked With
Teen-focused Strength Programs
Adults have found strength training and athlete training for performance to be a safe and efficient technique of conditioning. This style of exercise has become increasingly popular among children and adolescents as a means of improving health, fitness, and athletic performance. Strength training is beneficial for teenagers and even pre-adolescents when done properly and with perfect technique. A general strengthening program should include the following:
- Age- appropriate exercises
- Teaching proper movement patterns
- Focus on major muscle groups, including the core
- Train slowly and constantly
Run Ready Melbourne customises unique circuit training and fitness training for teens, depending on their abilities.
Strength and Rehabilitation Programs for Teens
Strength training’s purpose is to enhance strength, coordination, and fitness in a fun, safe, and healthy setting, not to build muscle bulk and turn kids into “body builders.” This is where Melbourne’s Run Ready program comes in. To create a fitness examination, build a safe program tailored to an individual’s needs, and incorporate suitable techniques and approaches for teens, properly trained and qualified coaches and strength training instructors are required.
Exercise Physiology
Exercise physiologists assess, organise, and administer exercise programmes for chronic illnesses and injuries such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, depression, cancer, and arthritis, as well as helping in the restoration of maximum physical function, health, and wellbeing.
Exercise physiology is the study of the body’s responses to physical effort. These reactions include changes in metabolism and physiology in many regions of the body, such as the heart, lungs, and muscles, as well as structural alterations in cells.
Exercise Science
The beginnings of sports science may be traced back to ancient Greece. Galen, a well-known ancient Greek physician, published 87 extensive writings on how to improve one’s health (correct diet), cardiovascular fitness, and physical strength. Sport science is the application of scientific knowledge to sports activity. Sport science aims to assist athletes improve their performance and endurance while reducing the risk of injury in preparation for events and contests.
It’s used to assist identify strengths and limitations so that a training programme may be tailored to each individual, from athletes to the elderly and everyone in between.
Athletes are kept up to speed on latest training regimens, testing, and preparation by sports scientists.
Benefits of Resistance Training in Teens
Keep Injuries at Bay
When teens are more aware of their bodies and how it moves, they are able to control them better, which prevents injuries from happening.
Increased Stamina, muscular strength, and mobility
Our S and C programs are geared to increasing and improving the physical abilities of all teenagers. Whether it is strength, speed, power, endurance, flexibility, or physical abilities, Run Ready can aid your teens discover what they can do and develop them further.
Helps Prevent Obesity
Obesity is one of several problems that teens are facing today. If not addressed, it can lead to more complications with the heart, liver, and other organs. Providing them with ample physical activities like weight training for teens, circuit training, or any exercise, paired with a healthy diet, can help them keep extra weight off and allow them to stay healthy.
Health and Fitness Melbourne
No. It is not recommended for teens to ingest any kind of supplements during training. A nutritious diet rich in protein, fruits, and vegetables, appropriate hydration, commitment to the exercise program, correct form while exercising, adequate rest, and slow and steady progress are all part of a better overall approach for success.
Active play helps children enhance their body awareness, control, and balance during childhood. Strength training, on the other hand, can be a vital part of an overall fitness regimen as early as age 7 or 8, as long as the child is mature enough to follow directions and can practice good technique and form.
Body weight exercises , rubber tubing, medicine balls, free weights, and weight machines can all be used for strength training. For a balanced fitness program, strength training should be combined with cardiovascular activities like jogging and riding. It’s also important to stress the need of a healthy diet and proper hydration.
There are general things that you must remember when you start your teen’s fitness journey.
– Consult certified coaches like Run Ready strength and conditioning coaches
– Always warm-up before and cool down after each workout
– Keep workouts light and age-appropriate
– Teach proper technique and supervise
– Take a breather and have fun!
Strength training is generally considered to be safe for teenagers. Injury rates are low, with the most prevalent causes being a lack of supervision or teaching, incorrect technique, or attempting to lift too much weight. Muscle strengthening also aids in the development of bone strength.
As long as the weight is light enough, children can safely lift adult-size weights. One or two sets of 12 to 15 repetitions are usually sufficient. Weights aren’t the only source of resistance. Other helpful techniques include resistance tubing and body-weight workouts like pushups. It’s really about what the individual can handle, teens come in all different shapes and sizes, every child is looked at on a case by case basis.