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EPISODE · Oct 25, 2022 · 49 MIN

#176 - Ben Serpell, Building Stress Resilience in AFL Athletes

from AFL Performance Tips for Strength & Conditioning Coaches & Footballers · host Prepare Like a Pro with Jack Mclean

Highlights from the episode: ‎ - Why you need mentors to develop you technically and sponsors to advocate for you - Doing lifting before running and how it boosts testosterone and energy - Building emotional resilience in AFL - What a good primer session for young athletes looks like - Recovery tips to help athletes mentally and physically recover after a football match ‎ People mentioned: ‎ - Dean Benton - John Pryor - Frans Bosch - Harry Talor - Scott Murphy - Paddy Hogben ‎ Connect with Ben LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benserpell/ ‎‎ ‎ To join our Coaches Academy waitlist, visit the link below: https://preparelikeaproacademy.com.au/ ‎ Follow the Prepare Like a Pro podcast. ‎ iTunes: https://bit.ly/Plppodcast ‎ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3zrwJEa ‎ Thanks for tuning in and be sure to contact us for any inquiries or to discuss advertising your brand on the prepare like a pro platform.

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