This guest blog was written by Adarian Barr, Assistant Track Coach, Jump/Hurdles/Multi-events at the University of North Carolina in Pembroke. He
3 Day Collegiate & Elite Jump Summit, Jan 28-Feb 1, 2014
Please Join us for the Jump Summit. This is 3 Day Collegiate & Elite "Learn By Doing" Clinic exclusively for Jumpers. This is a great opportunity
SHIN SPLINTS REDUX – Take a Fast Hike
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How to Avoid Shin Splints
This article is guest blogged by Eric Broadbent, a certified USA Track and Field Level 2 Coach, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist
3 Simple Questions for Better Performance
In today’s technology era full of gadgets, we have an endless supply of metrics you can measure. I am talking about wearable technology.
SHIN SPLINTS REDUX – Goodbye, Tata
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Hurdles – There’s More that Meets the Eye
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The Effects of Shooting a Basketball
This article is guest blogged by University lecturer Dr. Vassilios McInnes Spathopoulos, author of An Introduction to the Physics of
Comparison of Running Speed for Masters Aged 40-65
This article is guest blogged by Steven Millward, a Masters sprinter from Toronto. Jimson’s Note: We hear all the theories about sprinters
