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Exercise Matters

Risk vs Reward in Training with Andrew Russell

26 Nov 2025

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SummaryIn this episode of Exercise Matters, Randall Cooper and Mick Hughes discuss the balance of risk and reward in high-performance sports. They explore the importance of gradual training changes, the role of optimism and connectedness in training success, and share insights from high-performance manager Andrew Russell. The episode also features a remarkable story of athlete Seth O'Donnell's recovery journey, highlighting innovative approaches to training and injury management.TakeawaysGradual training changes are crucial to prevent injuries.Optimism and connectedness play a significant role in training success.Andrew Russell's insights on high-performance management are invaluable.Seth O'Donnell's recovery story showcases innovative training approaches.The acute-to-chronic workload ratio is key to managing athlete risk.High-performance sports require balancing risk and reward.Athletes often tread the line between risk and potential reward.Load management is essential in preventing overuse injuries.A supportive team is vital for an athlete's success.Understanding psychological limits is as important as physical ones.Chapters00:00:01 Introduction and Sponsors00:01:12 Life Updates and Training Protocols00:03:40 Restart and Episode Overview00:05:01 Discussion on Training and Risk Management00:07:51 Insights from Andrew Russell00:10:00 Balancing Risk and Reward00:12:20 Load Management and Injury Prevention00:20:14 Practical Applications and Case Studies00:30:01 Psychological Aspects and Team Support00:45:22 Seth O'Donnell's Recovery Story00:53:46 Key Takeaways and ConclusionInstagram@exercise_matters

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