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February 19, 20261 min read

In-Season Strength Training = Fewer Injuries, Better Performance

When the season starts, many athletes—and coaches—shift their focus entirely to practices and games, often cutting out strength training altogether. But here’s the truth:

👉Stopping strength training during the season is one of the biggest mistakes an athlete can make.

Studies show that maintaining astrength training routine just once per week can reduce the risk of in-season injuries by up to33%. Why? Because consistent strength work:

  • Reinforces movement patterns

  • Supports joint stability under game stress

  • Maintains muscle balance and endurance

  • Prevents overuse breakdown from repetitive sport-specific movements

At Faith in Motion, we help athletesadapt their training based on game schedulesto stay strongwithoutovertraining. In-season programs focus on:


✅ Injury prevention
✅ Core and joint stability
✅ Maintaining speed, power, and flexibility

Even a 30–45 minute session once a week can make a major difference in an athlete’s ability to perform—and stay healthy—through playoffs.

🎯Bottom line:In-season strength training isn’t optional. It’s essential.

📆 Want help building a smart, effective in-season program for your athlete?

👉Schedule a performance consult todayand keep them strong, safe, and game-ready.

304-760-9664

Owner and founder of Faith in Motion.

Dr. Faith Mynes

Owner and founder of Faith in Motion.

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