The Biggest Neurocentric Training Misconception @Physiotutors
The Biggest Neurocentric Training Misconception  @Physiotutors
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What is the biggest misconception therapists and coaches have about neuro training? On the podcast, sport scientist and neurocentric trainer Jannik Schuster explains that the mistake is seeing neurocentric training as a separate entity from traditional approaches like strength training.

He clarifies that strength training is inherently neurocentric because it impacts the nervous system and the brain. His vision is for a fully integrated approach that sees the training process as one system, combining the software (the brain/nervous system) with the hardware (the body/muscles).

Discover how to integrate these concepts in your practice. Listen to the full podcast for free on the Physiotutors App, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts!

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The Biggest Neurocentric Training Misconception

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