Athlete Recovery Methods
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About this recording
We are delighted to announce our first presenter of the month of July in the Player Education month. Kenny Watt is well known in the Indoor National Team Volleyball pathway having been involved with the Men's programme for over 10 years. Kenny was also one of the physiotherapists at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in which he had several sports under his programme, most notably Scotland's Beach Volleyball teams, in which he made a big contribution to two 5th place finishes. Kenny will be discussing Athlete recovery methods via Facebook & YouTube Live on Tuesday evening. This webinar is for everyone as there will be guaranteed take aways for players, coaches, parents etc. All you need to do is tune in to Facebook or YouTube on Tuesday night and be ready for questions for Kenny. He definitely welcomes them.
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- Scottish Volleyball, the YouTube channel of Scottish Volleyball Association, on 2020-07-08
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- 1 h 37 min
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