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For sprinters who have already dialed in their set position and can consistently hit a solid drive phase, the next frontier is the start itself—the fr...
This guide dives into the advanced world of gait analysis for elite milers targeting sub-4 minute performances. Drawing from composite coaching scenar...
Every sprint start and jump takeoff is a chain reaction. The foot hits the ground, force travels up the leg, through the hips, across the torso, and o...
The decathlon is often described as ten separate events stitched together by two days of competition. That framing is misleading. Treating the 100 met...
For coaches and athletes working in athletics events—sprints, jumps, throws, multi-events—the term "neuromuscular training" often gets reduc...
Imagine a training plan that adapts daily, not weekly. A system that knows exactly how much stress an athlete can absorb before breaking down, and pre...
If you’ve been coaching or competing in track and field for more than a few seasons, you’ve likely noticed the shift. Wearable sensors are no longer j...
Achieving a personal best in athletics requires more than hard work—it demands strategic planning. Periodization, the systematic manipulation of train...