The Kinetic Sports Performance Blog

Nutrition is a cornerstone of athletic performance. Game day nutrition, in particular, holds a special significance, requiring careful consideration and strategic planning. Read on to delve into the differences between standard athlete nutrition and the unique demands that game day imposes on your dietary choices. Game Day Nutrition vs. Standard Athlete Nutrition Timing Is Everything…

Playing football is not only about learning the rules of the game and training as part of a football team. It is also essential for athletes to enhance their physical performance through different strategies such as learning the speed technique, which was discussed in the previous blog. At Kinetic Sports Performance and Football University, we…

Football is one of the most popular sports worldwide, and children and adults alike are enthusiastic about it. While football is a team sport, one-on-one football training can be beneficial if one genuinely wants to learn the game, especially for those whore are younger than eighteen years old. Before playing a highly adrenaline-packed game like…

Speed is something we all want, be it in our cars, internet connection, and how quickly we can get things done. Everywhere we turn, everything is a race to be the quickest. So why should running be any different? Because speed is a skill, like shooting a basketball or hitting a baseball, technique significantly affects…

Resistance training has long been seen as a vital part of any athlete’s exercise routine, but its specific benefits for speed development are often overlooked. Athletes competing in any sport requiring quick movements need to develop their speed and agility, or speed development. By enhancing the size and strength of muscle fibers, the effectiveness of…

Adults and kids can benefit from sports and other physical activities, but doing so without supervision can lead to over-exertion, fatigue, concussions, and even muscle and ligament injuries. In children and teenagers, this could trigger a downright fear of sports as they will learn to associate sports with pain. This is why it’s crucial to…

Pain comes as an added feature in every athlete’s life. Whether it is pain from a sporting injury or a chronically painful body part, there is no way to escape the toll that rigorous physical activity has on the body. A majority of athletes suffer from back and joint pains at some point in their…

The most frequent sports-related injury is an ankle sprain. Proper training for ankle stability is advisable to avoid injuries. The ankle and the muscles around it are heavily taxed during each of the sport-specific actions of an athlete.   It would be better to strengthen the lower leg and ankle. The region can then withstand…

When it comes to most sports, the question is not “if” you get injured, but “when”. Accidents happen, mistakes can be made, and chances are that something will happen during training. As such, almost all sports take preventative measures to reduce the risk of injury by either building up strength and endurance so as minimmize…

Just saying the word concussion at a sporting event or during a preseason practice can be intimidating and can even scare off potential athletes or parents who are looking to get their athlete more involved. A concussion, even though it needs to be taken seriously, is common in sports and the more that we research…