Webinar: Sprint Testing and Training in Football

General Info

Online

03/02/2025

4:00 pm

2.5h

EN

€50

Speaker

Jean-Benoit Morin

Jean-Benoît Morin

Professor at University of Saint-Etienne

Jean-Benoît (JB) Morin is a Full Professor at the University of Saint-Etienne, France, where he serves as Director of the Sports Science Department and is a member of the Interuniversity Laboratory of Human Movement Biology (LIBM). He is also an associate researcher at the Sports Research Institute New Zealand (SPRINZ)...

Key Points

Join Jean-Benoît Morin, Full Professor at the University of Saint-Etienne, France, and one of the foremost experts in sprint biomechanics, for an exclusive online event on February 3rd. Dive into cutting-edge methods for sprint testing and training in football, exploring the transition from classical linear testing to in-situ profiles.

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Key Points

This Coffee Break session focuses on how to build a football preseason in a practical, structured, and realistic way. We will walk through the decision-making process behind preseason planning, from defining clear preseason objectives, to linking testing and profiling with training content, and finding the right balance between volume, intensity, and recovery. Special attention will be given to aligning conditioning work with football-specific training demands. The session is designed as an open discussion that connects theory with real club practice. Through shared examples and concrete questions from everyday football environments, we aim to challenge ideas, exchange experiences, and leave you with clear, actionable principles that can be applied immediately in your own work.

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