Kansas City, Kan- This morning we discussed the importance of strength and conditioning for youth athletes, featuring two local state champions.
Strength and Development Supervisor, Roger Allen emphasized the importance of injury prevention, flexibility, and proper training techniques.
Both athletes have received scholarship offers, highlighting the program's effectiveness. The discussion also covered the unique needs of female athletes and the benefits of playing multiple sports.
Roger Allen, Strength and Development Supervisor, The University of Kansas Health System
- Roger Allen addressed the importance of nutrition and the benefits of playing multiple sports.
- He emphasizes the importance of balance for athletes and having a strong foundation.
Max Manske, student
- Max talks about his progress and upcoming visits to potential Division I schools.
- He talks about the impact of the program on his skill level and football knowledge.
Laila Boylan, student
- Laila credits a 10-week summer program for improving her mental and physical fitness.
- She shares her experiences and improvements in explosiveness and agility.
Tuesday September 16th is All Things Brain Health:
Three siblings - misdiagnosed with Tourette’s Syndrome for years - find a new outlook on life after the right diagnosis and treatment. Brain surgeons at The University of Kansas Health System implant a device that provides deep brain stimulation to correct a rare disorder called Dystonia. See the difference it makes.
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