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Willie Davenport Olympian Track and Field Clinic

Track & Field Athletes

Coming this Saturday. Meet and work with former Olympians and elite coaches.

This is one of the best clinics in  the Bay area. It is very rare you will see the level of expertise that’s presented at this clinic in such a broad range of events. But just as important as the technical gems are the wisdom and guidance that these former greats use to teach and inspire the attendants. Ive been speaking at this clinic for over 15 years and its always a lot of fun. Its where old school meets new school.

Willie Davenport Olympian Track and Field Clinic 2013

 

Learn-by doing clinic for all ages

February 2, 2013
at James Logan High School

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8:00-9:00 Registration

9:00-4:00 Events

Registration costs:

Special Guests:

  • Rink Babka-Olympian Discus
  • Reynaldo Brown-Olympian High Jump
  • Mike Powell-World Record Holder Long Jump
  • Eddie Hart-World […]
Willie Davenport Olympian Track and Field Clinic2016-12-09T00:03:21-08:00

Track Athletes Open Season: Given lesson in perspective

OK its that time of year. Early track season.  For those who have been toiling the last couple months getting ready for the 2013 season all comers meets provide an early competitive opportunity to test your mettle. With that said inevitably comes the question; how fast should I run? I understand my job as a coach is not only to train but also provide perspective for my athletes concerning their performances and expectations. So here goes. In my book I consider an athlete look at their performance through this list of perspectives.

  1. If you can beat your last seasons opener your on the right track.  That is, given close to identical race conditions. You cant compare running in 75 degree weather with a performance  in 60 degree rain.
  2. Were you able to execute all of the technical points you trained on and learned during your pre-season training? Maybe you ran fast, but did you run right? Running fast in January with poor execution means nothing. Running correctly will win championships in May.

  3. Given good conditions a personal best should come within the first 3-4 meets of the year.

  4. Early season consistency will likely result in a nice drop later when its  more important.

  5. Get early […]

Track Athletes Open Season: Given lesson in perspective2016-12-09T00:03:22-08:00
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