By now, you’re well aware of how much people enjoyed last year’s clinic.
And if you haven’t signed up yet, you only have two weeks to register before we have to jack up the price and/or shut down certain event groups. (Session I: Sprints for example)
Read more on Why I won’t be coaching at the 2012 CTF Summer Clinic…
Filed under Uncategorized by on May 14th, 2012. 3 Comments. 
Can’t get enough Coach Thomas comedy?
Want to see which fancy pants coaches I’ve been stealing from lately and how I’ve adapted it to my HS athletes?
Well why wait another 45 minutes before receiving yet another email from me when you can come see me live and in person!
Filed under Uncategorized by on May 10th, 2012. 3 Comments.
You can’t get faster if you don’t get stronger.
You can’t jump higher or farther if you don’t get stronger.
Sure you can make improvements from cleaning up mechanics, posture and technique. But there’s a very low glass ceiling if that’s where you spend all of your coaching or training time.
Read more on Strength & Power Development (programs on sale this week only)…
Filed under Uncategorized by on Mar 21st, 2012. 1 Comment.
Let’s face it:
The sport of track and field is, well, a joke. I’ve never had a conversation with a single soul, living or dead, who has said, with a straight face,
Read more on 3 Ways Track & Field Can Save Itself From Complete Irrelevance…
Filed under Distance, Hurdles, Jumps, Mid Distance, Sprints, Throws, Uncategorized by on Oct 26th, 2011. 47 Comments.
Today is the one day of the year I like to take some time to reflect on where I’ve been, where I’m at and where I’m going.
Because I believe, fundamentally, that our external reality is the mirror image of our internal reality. The physical manifestation of our thoughts, beliefs and expectations.
Filed under Distance, Hurdles, Jumps, Mid Distance, Sprints, Throws, Uncategorized by on Jun 10th, 2011. 5 Comments.
I like to study the patterns. And I’ve found another one. It seems that a lot of brand name (and not so brand name) coaches out there have decided it’s their duty and responsibility to announce who is and is not qualified to create training products. They’ve also set the standard for what is and is not acceptable in terms of ‘marketing’ and ‘hype’.
Read more on Internet speed gurus and the people who love to hate them…
Filed under Uncategorized by on Feb 3rd, 2011. 21 Comments.
When I first started coaching, I worked with athletes in pretty much every sport. Our first clinics were multisport. The first Complete Speed Training was aimed at general speed development.
But as the years have gone by, I’ve found myself specializing.
Filed under Uncategorized by on Feb 2nd, 2011. 4 Comments.
