This article is written by Jim Hiserman, author of Developing Distance Runners, and Developing Distance Runners Volume 2, which is released today.
Viewing the Bio-Motor Abilities of 400m Hurdlers Relative to 800m Runners (Part 1)
This article is written by Jim Hiserman, author of Developing Distance Runners, and Developing Distance Runners Volume 2, which is released today.
A Systematic Approach To Developing Individual Success Within A Dynamic Team Culture
This article is written by Jim Hiserman, author of Developing Distance Runners, and Developing Distance Runners Volume 2, which is released today.
Testing for Speed, Power, Strength, & Endurance [VIDEO]
I want to thank Ryan Banta for an hour+ long discussion on testing for Track and Field. The question to ask is, why test? Is there a correlation?
800 meters Racing & Peaking: How Often Should you Race?
Back in 1981, 1:41.73 was the Holy Grail for the 800 meters. That was the WR record set by Sebastian Coe. Yes, the same dude running our sport for
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
Ultimate Runner Challenge: Single day 10K, 400m, 100m, Mile, Marathon
Many years ago, back in the 1980s, I read an article on Runners World about this single day challenge. Or The Runner magazine, which I thought was
Ron Davis & Filbert Bayi: Looking to Past for its Athletics Future [Part 2]
>> Click here for Part 1. This article is written by Myles Schrag, a freelance writer based in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA. He is working with Ron
Brothers across the miles: Ron Davis & Filbert Bayi, Looking to Past for its Athletics Future
This article is written by Myles Schrag, a freelance writer based in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA. He is working with Ron Davis and Filbert Bayi on their
