Improving Athletic Performance in High School

Improving Athletic Performance in High School

By Tim Koba

Athletes are beginning to specialize in their sports at a very early age these days. As a result, athletic trainers and sports medicine specialists working with high school students are seeing an increase in the same types of injuries within each particular sport. By way of example, we are seeing more swimmers suffering from shoulder pain and rotator cuff injuries, more cross-country runners with knee pain from patella femoral problems, and more soccer players with ankle sprains and ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) injuries.

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Developing High School Athletes

Tim Koba, ATC,CSCS,PES,CES,LMT  and Adrian Western, MS,ATC

With the multitude of information available on strength training, fitness, and sports it can be overwhelming to design a program for young athletes. All of that information at your fingertips makes it tempting to do it all. When it comes to high school athletes, though, less is usually more.

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