a different time, different place ?> I seem to remember Stuey Maxfield lost some muscle bulk one preseason as he believed he had lost some of his pace by being too "big", I think he had a blinder that following year.
a different time, different place ?> I seem to remember Stuey Maxfield lost some muscle bulk one preseason as he believed he had lost some of his pace by being too "big", I think he had a blinder that following year.
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Well that is the basic premise. The difference here of course is they are sprinters so there is a fine balancing act to be struck. Having 'usable' bulk doesn't slow you down...but it can make you tire more quickly, which is what possibly happened to Stuey. Nevertheless, if the guys are feeling strong, still able to run as far, for as long, but do so more quickly then we have all achieved our aim at the club. When the dietitian, other conditioning staff, skills coaches et al all get the guys to their optimum all that is left is the tactics and the heart to play hard/well. Those two are down to the head coach and the individuals respectively.
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