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Harrison Elias

Writing for the library, 2022–2025.

Most recent: 13 February 2025 · All contributors

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4 Myths About Strength Training for Youth Athletesopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Debunk common myths about youth strength training, uncovering safe and effective practices that support athletic development and injury prevention.

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Bridging the Gap Between Performance & Longevityopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Balancing peak performance with long-term health is key. Learn how general physical preparedness and auto-regulation help sustain athletic careers.

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It's Time to Pay Your Internsopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Internships in sport performance have been up for debate for years. Rising costs of living and decreasing athletic budgets have coaches searching for an answer. Harrison Elias lends some advice to continue the coaching pipelines that feed our industry.

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How Early Sport Specialization is Killing Youth Athlete Potentialopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Early sport specialization has become a billion dollar industry with camps, private coaches, and exclusive leagues. Coach Harrison Elias lays out some of the dangers facing youth athletes who specialize early in their career.

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5 Step Framework for Training Youth Athletesopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Learn a 5-step framework for training youth athletes, focusing on agility, strength, and cognitive progression to enhance athletic development.

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Why You Should Be Using Ground-Based Training For Non-Ground-Based Sportsopens blog.teambuildr.com in a new tab

Non-ground based sports pose a unique challenge for performance coaches. Coach Harrison Elias explains why he uses ground-based approaches to create well-rounded non-ground-based athletes.

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