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In the 35th episode of the Historic Performance Podcast, I interview Simone Ripamonti. Simone is the former Head of Sports Science at Melbourne City Football Club. Football is a global sport that is played throughout the world. Up to now, the majority of my guests have been from the United Kingdom, United States, and Australia, which does not properly reflect the international nature of the sport. It is for this reason that I invited Simone Ripamonti on the show. He has a wealth of experience having started his career with Spanish-giants Real Madrid, worked in Italy with U.C. Sampdoria and Cagliari Calcio, and most recently worked in Australia as the Head of Sports Science at Melbourne City Football Club. In this episode, Simone talks about his experiences interning at Real Madrid, a typical day as the Head of Sports Performance at a football club, and his thoughts regarding strength training for football players. Overview of Podcast EpisodeHere is a brief outline of what we covered in the show - - Simone's Physical Preparation Journey
- Real Madrid Internship Experience
- Performance Analyst at U.C. Sampdoria
- Daily Responsibilities as Head of Sports Science at Melbourne City Football Club
- What are your thoughts about strength training for football?
- Thoughts on rehabilitation
- Mixing traditional S&C exercises with functional exercises
- How to contact?
Connect with SimoneTwitter: @simoripamonti Instagram: Simone.Ripamonti Website: http://www.simoneripamonti.com/en/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/simotube83/videos Follow the PodcastIf you want to keep up to date with the podcast, then follow me on Twitter @historicperform or subscribe to the Historic Performance Podcast using the links below: Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Thank you for your support! If you enjoyed the podcast, please leave an honest review & rating via iTunes by clicking here. Your review helps increase the ranking of the podcast on iTunes and helps with the growth of the program. |