Off Track: Meeting of the Unknowing Minds
Matt EscheAn indepth weekly discussion from accompished collegiate Track and Field/Cross Country coaches regarding topics that affect Coaches in more ways then just how to make your athlete run fast. Have a topic you want us to dive into, just let us know!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | RunningSports | ||||
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This week the All-American and Olympics Trails qualifier in the pole vault, Tray Oates pulls a chair up to the table. Take a listen as the Samford alum talks about getting into vaulting, the importance of the coach-athelte relationship, how he chases... more
This week Kelly Sullivan, Director of XC/TF at Seattle University pulls a chair up to the table. Coach Sullivan talks how he got into coaching, the impact you can have on an athletes life. The core values he has taken with him throughout his coaching... more
This week Olympian Bianca Knight pulls a chair up to the table. Bianca talks about her reasoning behind choosing the University of Texas and then leaving after her freshman indoor season. The importance of having a strong support system and most impo... more
The Scientist Tom Schwartz, Tinman Elite Season 2 Ep 9 This week we have the pleasure of sitting down with the Scientist himself Tom Schwartz, Head Coach of Tinman Elite. We discuss how Coach Schwartz got into Coaching, the challenges the Tinman Elit... more
This week we bring in one of the World's best Christian Taylor. The 2 time Olympic Gold Medalist and 4 time World Champion Triple Jumper sits down with the panel this week to discuss his background in athletics along with his mindset, approach and p... more
This week Amy Deem, Director of XC/Track and Field at the University of Miami pulls a chair up to the table. Coach Deem talks about her desire to be a coach since she was little. The challenges she has faced at the 'U' and Coach Deem thoughts on the ... more
This week former NCAA 10k Champion, and runner up in the 2012 Olympic Trials (10k) Natosha Rogers pulls a chair up to the table. Natosha discusses the challenegs she faced at Texas A&M, the importance of having a proper support system around you in r... more
This week Florida cross country coach and Assistant track and field coach Chris Solinsky pulls a chair up to the table. Take a listen as the former American Record holder at 10k speaks about what he learned from his trials and tribulations throughou... more
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- Great coaches show
Really fun panel of coaches. Their vibe all works together. Talk about pertinent info in track world, specifically regarding NCAA track. Highly recommend.
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