Podcast Episode šļø #50: Stretch Smarter, Not Harder - Building Mobility That Actually Improves Performance
- christophernetley
- Oct 10
- 1 min read
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Episode Summary
Chris discusses the importance of general physical preparedness (GPP) and sports-specific training, emphasizing the need for individualized approaches in strength and conditioning. He shares insights on creating scalable training programs and the role of stretching in athletic performance.
Takeaways
General physical preparedness (GPP) is foundational for athletes.
Sports-specific training should be tailored to individual needs.
Scalable training programs benefit both novices and advanced athletes.
Stretching routines should be individualized, not one-size-fits-all.
Dynamic stretching mimics movements in training sessions.
Static stretching is rarely used in group settings.
Individual variability is crucial in training programs.
Blanket recommendations for stretching are inefficient.
GPP includes strength, power, balance, and coordination.
Athletes should address weaknesses in GPP and sports-specific areas.
Chapters
00:07:46 Introduction to GPP and Sports-Specific Training
00:20:55 Creating Scalable Training Programs
00:38:31 The Role of Stretching in Training
01:02:07 Individual Variability in Athletic Training
02:57:55 Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Where to find Chris Netley
Instagram: @BuildBeyondHealth
YouTube: @chrisnetleyDC
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Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC




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