Fair question! I guess they should transition to the next team up, because the whole point is, they shouldn't get complacent about physical dominance. If a player knows they can just barge other players off the ball, outrun them, whatever, there's less incentive to improve their basic technique. (To be quite clear, I don't think I've ever seen bio banding put into practice - I just recalled having read about it after reading your article.)
Another possibility: https://www.theguardian.com/education/2018/sep/02/biobonding-football-coaching-young-elite-players
Whoa, I hadn’t heard of this put into practice before. I wonder what happens with in season growth spurts.
Fair question! I guess they should transition to the next team up, because the whole point is, they shouldn't get complacent about physical dominance. If a player knows they can just barge other players off the ball, outrun them, whatever, there's less incentive to improve their basic technique. (To be quite clear, I don't think I've ever seen bio banding put into practice - I just recalled having read about it after reading your article.)