Beginners

Learn to Warm Up (Pt.1 – The Quick Warm Up)

by Ian Warner July 12, 2010

Read…Part 2 The purpose of the quick Warm up – As an athlete I have seen warm ups grow from not doing much at all, to warm ups that last more than an hour. I have come to realize that sometimes athletes can waste a lot of time warming up when it is not needed. [...]

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Beginners: Great Training Practices

by Justyn Warner May 9, 2010
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To be a good athlete you must have good training practices. Training practices are more than just what you do on the track; they involve how you live your day to day life.

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Walking ‘A’ – Every Detail Matters

by Justyn Warner December 15, 2009

You can improve your sprinting mechanics by breaking it down to it’s slowest component…a walking A. How you practice your walking A is pretty much how you will sprint. During this drill is the time you focus on the mechanics and fix what needs to be changed to sprint efficiently. Ya, they may be small little [...]

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Dynamic Warm-Up vs Static Warm-Up

by Justyn Warner October 7, 2009
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When one thinks of stretching during their warm up, they tend to think of static stretching  as the traditional stretching – holding each stretch for about 10-20 seconds. For sports involving explosive movements like sprinting, research shows that static stretching before any event only weakens their performance. Now I know your already doing what you [...]

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