The holy grail of sports programming: Individualisation and effective transfer of training - an experiential approach

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The holy grail of sports programming: Individualisation and effective transfer of training - an experiential approach

02/08/2015

By Ashley Jones

In this session Ashley will detail an approach to the individualisation of training for team sports athletes with specific emphasis on the programming of rugby players.

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