This article is guest blogged by Coach and Masters sprinter Chris Lemassif. Along with Paul Osland, they are the founders of MyRemoteCoach.com If
Interview with Joe Newton (from Gary Cohen)
If you coach Cross country and DON’T know who Joe Newton is, then you must read the lengthy interview by Gary Cohen. The full interview (with some
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Believe it or not, I missed the Olympic 800 meters in the stadium, and I didn’t even watch it on TV. Why? Because I was attending a private
Volume-of-Quality Training and the Inverted Pyramid
If you’ve been to Le Louvre museum in Paris, then you’ve seen the inverted pyramid. However, in the coaching world of athletics, we always use a
[VIDEO] 800 meter Training and Moving up from 400m
I created an 18 minute video on 800 meter training, with an slight emphasis for 400 meters moving up in distance. Scroll below for the video, or
7 Tips for Track and Field Spikes
Owning a pair of spikes (not cleats!) is a simple process. But you have to treat them a bit different than a pair of trainers or running shoes. So
800 meter Olympian Gary Reed Launches Reed Athletics Fund
Gary Reed announced today the public launch of the Reed Athletics Fund, the first non-profit of its kind, founded and funded by a Canadian Olympian.
Baking Soda and Beta Alanine (Ethical Cheating or Ergogenic Aids)
This is part 5 of a multi part series. Part 1 was the ESPN radio interview. Part 2 looked at the history of Ethical Cheating or Ergogenic Aids
The 800 Meters Should Be Run In Lanes
This article is guest blogged by Shon Grosse, a physical therapist, athletic trainer and performance coach at www.shongrosse.com First, let me
