This post was written by Paul Hoffman. There are very few careers where the margin between success and disappointment are as minuscule as they are
Middle Distance Training (800, 1500, Mile, Steeplechase)
Last week, Tom McTaggart wrote Using Critical Zone Training in Developing Versatile Sprinting Potential. This article on Middle Distance Training was
So You Think Your Coach is Bad, with that “Old School” Coaching Mentality?
If you’re thinking of changing coaches, please read this article. If you think your coach is bad, again, please read what follows. This
Jana Pittman – 400mH World Champion, Bobsleigh, and now Doctor
If you followed my Blog, Facebook, or Twitter channel, you'll notice a recurring theme... I care about the Athlete's higher education goals and their
Complete NACACTFCA Virtual Congress Videos & Presentations
First, a huge thank you to Richie Mercado for organising the NACACTFCA (North America, Central America, and Caribbean Track & Field Coaches
7 Habits of Elite Sprinters
Success always leaves clues, and this is no different with sprinting. I started running track when I was 7 years old, and it brought me to the NCAA,
Using a Sprinter’s Breath Hold to Improve Performance
This guest blog is written by International breathing expert Patrick McKeown and author of the book The Oxygen Advantage In the 1970’s,
Winter Training
The subject of winter training gets discussed a lot, and I expect very few coaches need advice. However, there will be a lot of athletes who read
It Takes All Types
By Barry Cook. Part 6 of a 6 part series. Read Part 1 titled Personality-Based Winning first, then Part 2 Learning is a Cycle. Part 3 is Learning
