For athletes aged 12-14, training shifts towards mastering basic movement patterns with a focus on movement quality and control. As players grow, refining their technique and building a strong foundation becomes essential for injury prevention and long-term performance.
This program introduces progressive resistance exercises using bodyweight and bands, ensuring athletes develop strength, stability, and coordination in a controlled manner. Emphasizing proper form over intensity helps build confidence and prepares them for more advanced training in the future.
Movement forms the foundation of training, and basic exercises are designed to be suitable for beginners. If an athlete can perform a movement with ease while maintaining proper form and control, it is highly recommended to introduce progression. Progression and regression of each exercise should be considered based on your athlete's ability. Progression and regression of each exercise should be considered based on your athlete's ability
1)
Push up
Decline Push Up
2)
Resistant band row
Slow tempo resistant band row
3)
Full squat
Skater squat
4)
Glute bridge
Single leg glute bridge
5)
Resistant band vertical push
Slow tempo resistant band vertical push
6)
Lying bent knee windmill
Lying straight knee windmill
7)
Seated band pull down
Slow tempo seated seated band pull down