Track and Field



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  A college track coach—who also designs strength programs for some of the

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In the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, sprints and jumps were on stage. United States sprint dominance was as evidenced by world records and medal counts. Bob

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Under the umbrella of speed development as a whole, improvements in stride length (SL) and stride frequency (SF) are often tagged as the key to short and long term gains in speed,

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Credit to: www.athletesacceleration.com

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The basis for this presentation came about as a result of a recent five-hour discussion with Lake Park's Bob Nihells. I believe Bob is one of the most open minded and visionary

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The 200 meter sprint is the Rodney Dangerfield of the sprint events. It gets no respect. When we commonly think of the sprint events, the 100 meter dash gets all the glory and

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Development of speed for the horizontal jumper is possibly the most important and most difficult task for

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