At this point a general choice of exercises can be made.
Next, strenght and conditioning professional needs to perform an individual needs analysis.
The individual analysis should use the sport-specific testing procedures covered in chapter 15 to indentify an athlete's strength and weaknesses.
For example, tests of a baseball pitcher find that he has adequate flexibility in the internal and external rotators of the shoulder but his external rotators are weak both overall and in comparison to his internal rotators. His conditioning program should reflect this; it would include a flexibility maintenance program and strength development of the external shoulder rotators.