Dedicated to giving coaches, athletes, and fans of Track and Field expert knowledge and insights from practitioners across the various event disciplines and domains of human performance.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsEducationSelf-ImprovementRunning |
Rolf Ohman is a coach and innovator with over 35 years of experience in global sports such as Track and Field; he was a high level decathlete before beginning his coaching career. more
Jim VanHootegem has over 20+ years of experience as a collegiate coach working at schools like Texas A&M, The University of Oklahoma, and Arkansas. He has achieved great success with athletes like Fabrice Lapierre and Julian Reid -- both who have ach... more
Very few coaches can say theyve had five athletes run 1.44 or faster in the 800m. Joseph Deng and Peter Bol (among several others) have risen to the top of the event -- thanks to the guidance of Justin Rinaldi. more
Sports and Exercise physiotherapist, to many of Australias top track and field athletes, Sam Leslie, discusses his multi-layered approach to rehabilitating and reducing injuries as well as improving event specific performance. more
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New coach helping with jumps at the high school level. This podcast is such a resource. Thank you a thousand times. Some episodes could stand to be a bit louder, if possible!
Found you because I wanted to listen to Coach John Shepherd while on a flight. Your podcast is a goldmine! I have to listen to the rest of all of the other episodes now. But do you think you can bring back Coach Bob Thurnhoffer and ask him more about how he sets up mat training for take offs?
As a high school track coach for over 25 years, the one thing that I’ve learned is that I have a lot to learn. Colm and his guests have been instrumental in making me a better coach. I can’t believe he is only in his 20s.
Guest brings a unique spin to interviews. Really unique set is guests. I recommend being subscribed!
Keep these going please. I know Nick Newman and Todd Lane and you got great insight from them. So many people out there to talk to: Nick Peterson, Ken Harnden, outstanding female coaches, etc. Good luck!
Apple Podcasts | #189 | United States/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #98 | Canada/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #224 | United Kingdom/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #115 | Australia/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #136 | France/Sports/Running |
Apple Podcasts | #151 | Germany/Sports/Running |
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