Good training doesn’t obsess over a single exercise, method,...

Every micro niche program that isolates one quality/exercise/tissue like fascia, tendon, functional, whatever, & tries to magnify its importance often signals one thing - a poor grasp of training fundamentals
GPP is about movement variability. You’re exposing the athlete to a wide range of movements:
unilateral work
coordination
dynamic flexibility and mobility
calisthenics
aerobic development and general fitness.
This builds the base.
From there, you typically move into accumulation, more volume, higher intensity. You might start layering in:
short sprints
more intense weight training
Ramp up jumps & plyometrics
Eventually, you taper or shift into competition prep.
This is a full-spectrum program
multiple planes of movement
single-leg &
Barbell, db, calisthenics training
extensive & intensive jumps
speed, power, mobility, flexibility
aerobic and anaerobic work
It’s all there. Because that’s what good training looks like.
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