U16 – Rest & Recovery. Recovery Techniques and Strategies Nutrition/hydration Sleep Physical interventions.

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U16 – Rest & Recovery

Recovery Techniques and Strategies Nutrition/hydration Sleep Physical interventions

Psychological Recovery Strategies During Event - stay in control, eg visualise, breathing etc. After Event/training - unwind, eg music, muscle relaxation, socialise, read a book, movie etc minutes before bed - switch-off from the day Emotional recovery strategies

Physical Recovery Strategies Massage Hydrotherapies Acupuncture/Electrical stimulation Pressure garments Active recovery

Take Home Message Train hard & recover well = best performance Eat! Drink! Sleep!

Key Points U-16 Establish the importance of rest & recovery Strategies Emphasise the importance of good nutrition/hydration Encourage a minimum of 8 hours sleep per night Insist on proper injury management strategies Introduce basic physiological recovery strategies i.e. calming & switching off Introduce more sophisticated recovery strategies i.e. pool sessions, pressure garments, contrast baths

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