Our young jockey athletic development strength program involves focusing on building foundational strength, enhancing motor skills, and promoting overall athleticism in a safe and structured manner. Here is a comprehensive outline for the program.
Goals Enhance Overall Athleticism: Improve agility, balance, coordination, and flexibility. Build Strength: Develop muscular strength and endurance with a focus around the demands of pony racing. Reduce Future Injury Rate: Educating with the correct form, technique and building strength across all areas to reduce the risk of current and future injuries. Promote Lifelong Strength Foundations: Foster a positive attitude towards strength training using research backed youth athletic development models.
The program is age appropriate targeting 10-14 year olds it is fun, engaging with games and activities to keep it enjoyable. Progressive overload is gradual with a emphasize on technique focusing on mastering the correct form.
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Prep
A
Mobility (Home 1)
Perform each of the exercises 3-times as part of a mobility circuit. A - Thoracic Rotations (8 each side) B - Child Pose > Cobra (10 each position) C - Hip Flexor Reach (20 seconds hold each side) D - Spiderman with Rotation 8 each side)
B1
Deadbug (Home)
2 x 10
B2
Superman (Home)
2 x 8
B3
Glute Bridge (Home)
2 x 12
C1
Wall Squat (Home)
3 x 0:20
C2
Calf Raise (Home)
3 x 12
D1
Reverse Lunge Overhead Press (Home)
3 x 8
D2
Kneeling Star Hold (Home)
3 x 0:20
E1
Single Leg RDL with Single Arm Row (Home)
3 x 4
E2
Hamstring Bridge (Home)
3 x 8
F1
Pole Push out (NX)
3 x 30
F2
CMJ Jump (NX)
3 x 4
Mobility (Home 2)
A
Perform each of the exercises 3-times as part of a mobility circuit. A - Wall Angels (30 seconds) B - Cat > Camels (30 seconds) C - Pigeon Stretch (20 seconds) D - Inchworms (5 Reps)
Circuit (Home 1)
B
Perform each of the exercises for 30 seconds as quickly as you can! Between each exercise you have 10 seconds rest before starting the next exercise. Once you have completed all 5 exercises you should rest for 60 seconds. Repeat this 5 times! Watch the videos before starting to get tips on equipment and technique. A - Kettlebell Swings B - Floating Push Outs C - Floor to Ceiling Jumps D - Air Boxing E - Squat with Knee Drive
A1
Thoracic Knee Fall Outs (Home)
3 x 0:30
A2
Lumbar Knee Rolls (Home)
3 x 0:30
A3
Scorpion Stretch (Home)
3 x 0:30
A4
Butterfly Groin Stretch (Home)
3 x 0:30
A5
90:90 Hip Rotations (Home)
3 x 0:30
A6
Pigeon stretch (Home)
3 x 0:30
A7
Calf Rocking (Home)
3 x 0:30
A8
Single Leg Seated Hamstring Stretch (Home)
3 x 0:30
Mobility (Home 3)
A
Perform each of the exercises 3-times as part of a mobility circuit. A - Thoracic Rotations (8 each side) B - Childs Pose > Cobra Stretch (10 each position) C - Wall Angels (30 seconds) D - Half Kneeling Thoracic Rotations 10 each side)
B1
Shoulder Reach (Home)
3 x 1:00
B2
Shoulder Reach (Home)
3 x 8
B3
Shoulder Lifts (Home)
3 x 10
C1
Elevated Press Up (Home)
3 x 12
C2
Bear Crawl Ankle Taps (Home)
3 x 8
D1
Seated Isometric Row (Home)
3 x 0:30
D2
Elbow Wall Push (Home)
3 x 0:30
E1
Seated Alternate Shoulder Press (Home)
3 x 12
E2
Star Hold (Home)
3 x 0:15
F1
Wall Sit with push out (NX)
2 x 30
F2
Split jumps X
2 x 16
Mobility (Home 4)
A
Perform each of the exercises 3-times as part of a mobility circuit. A - Lumbar Knee Rolls (30 seconds) B - Cat Camels (30 seconds) C - Hip Flexor Stretch (20 seconds) D - Spiderman with Rotation (8 each side)
Circuit (Home 2)
B
Perform each of the exercises for 30 seconds as quickly as you can! Between each exercise you have 10 seconds rest before starting the next exercise. Once you have completed all 5 exercises you should rest for 60 seconds. Repeat this 5 times! Watch the videos before starting to get tips on equipment and technique. A - Floor to Ceiling Jumps B - Reverse Lunge Knee Switch C - Mountain Climbers D - Deadbug > Skydive E - Floating Push Outs
TJ is one of the leading strength and conditioning coaches for young athletes. He holds a BSc and MSc in strength and conditioning. TJ is currently working at Arsenal with previous roles at Southampton.
Founder of the leading strength and conditioning service for riders and jockeys. James works with the worlds best and holds a MSc and BSc with a decade of experience in the industry.
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