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LTAD NETWORK WORKSHOP SCOTLAND 

We are delighted to be able to welcome you to our Scottish Workshop on the 25th & 26th Feb 2023, we are bringing together Rob Anderson and Jared Deacon for this 2 day opportunity to 
Day 1
  • An Introduction to Long Term Athletic Development
  • Strength Training for the Adolescent Athlete
  • Power Training for the Adolescent Athlete
  • Assessment & Monitoring
Day 2
  • Speed Training for the Adolescent Athlete
  • Agility Training for the Adolescent Athlete
  • Transitioning: Development to Performance
  • Advanced Strength & Power Development
  • Pathway Development & Programming Design


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List Of Speakers:

Jared Deacon 

Scottish Rugby

Jared boasts over 20 years in S&C, holding a BSc, MSc, PGCE, Level 4 Athletics and ASCC qualifications. A former international 400m athlete representing GB for 10YRS at Olympic, World, European and CWGs. Currently at Scottish Rugby as lead for the Edinburgh Regional Academy programme along with working with national squads at all levels. He has also personally coached track athletes to every major international championships, which has included athletes winning medals at Olympic, World and European level.

Rob Anderson

Founder Of Athletic Evolution

Rob is the founder of Athletic Evolution, which he created to provide best practice in the athletic development and coaching of young athletes. Rob previously worked in the Scottish Rugby Academy for 5 years, leading programs across 2 regions as well as the Under 16, 17 and 18 National Squads. Rob joined the LTAD Network as a regional affiliate in March 2021 and is the host of the LTAD Network Podcast. Rob has previously presented for Indigo Fitness, the UKSCA, Perform Better and Jersey Sport Foundation among others.

Building the 24-hour athlete: Establishing habits outside the training environment that support wellbeing and performance.

As coaches we may see our athletes in the gym, or on the court , pitch or track for 1-2 hours a day. But what happens in the 23 hours a day they spend away from us? Do their personal habits such as sleep, nutrition, hydration and organisation support or undermine progress? If poor sleep and nutrition can reduce recovery and limit progress, can we systemise habit formation to ensure athletes are building a solid foundation for wellbeing and performance?

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ABOUT US

LTAD NETWORK

The LTAD Network is the preeminent coach education network for fitness and performance coaches around the world. Bringing together world class, international expertise in Long-Term Athletic Development, we also recognise the importance of connecting the dots and catering to practitioners working at all levels. Not only are we focused on resources, methods and information to develop athletes, but also to upskill those within the network. It is our philosophy that coaches need coaching too, so we engage strength and conditioning leaders around the world to support the personal and professional development of our coaches.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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