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PODCAST – Jack Daniels – The Art and Science of Running

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May 7, 2009 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

Daniels’ Running Formula

If you enjoyed the article on Jack Daniels – The Art and Science of Running Video, you are sure to enjoy this podcast.

With the closing of the The High Altitude Training Center in Flagstaff, I thought to give Jack Daniels some shameless promotion for his book and DVD, though I really don’t think he needs the money. This man dedicated his entire life to running, and his passion for the sport spills out in interviews and DVDs.

This audio interview comes courtesy of the The Canadian Athletics Coaching Centre.

Jack Daniels has been coaching distance runners for nearly half-a-century. Unique for a coach, Daniels has a PhD in exercise physiology, and it is this combination of research-informed training plans that have seen elite distance runners around the world flock to him for advice. Daniels has held coaching positions at Oklahoma City University, the University of Texas and the State University of New York at Cortland. He has also worked for Nike, testing and advising dozens of Olympians and US national champions going as far back as the 1960’s. Most recently, Daniels is the head distance running coach at the Centre for High Altitude Training at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. He is also the author of the highly-regarded Daniels’ Running Formula, a book that prompted Runner’s World magazine to name Daniels “The world’s greatest coach.”

In this interview Daniels shares his decades of experience coaching, testing and studying elite distance runners. He reflects on what we know and do not know about such pressing concerns for endurance coaches as altitude training, tapering and periodization. He also speculates on the future of distance running and suggests what coaches should consider foremost when they design young athletes’ training plans. Daniels’s perspectives are both fresh and timeless. He is without question a voice of reason, passion and wisdom with something important to offer every coach out there, even if it is just a call to think carefully about how you presently coach your athletes.

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  • Jack Daniels
  • Head Coach: Distance Running,
  • Center for High Altitude Training (Northern Arizona University)
  • Interview Date: November 30, 2007
  • Duration: 77:05 mins
  • File Size: 70 MB

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