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Speed guru

@sinful_speed_

Personal sports and fitness camp created to bring out the best in you. online training also available IG- Sinful_Speed_Athletics

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A lot of coaches/trainers issues…well people in general for that matter they’re willing to pretend they have more knowledge in things they have lil to none in just to save face and keep clients instead of directing them to someone who would be a better fit at helping them

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PSA: Coaches when teaching speed introduce techniques and skills slowly and once you see they grasp it and becomes second nature introduce another giving to much to soon will end up having them come out with nothing. #coach #trainer #speedtrainer #fast

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Don’t let your coach/trainer trick you into thinking genetics=a good coach Examples: “I was fast so I can make you fast” “I played pro ball so I’m you’re best option”

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As a coach your program is only as good as the progression of your slowest runner, that’s when you can tell if what your teaching is working.

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TURF…..every athletes ACL and MCLs worst nightmare, what y’all save on water bills you make up in hospital bills. GET RID OF IT!!!! #football #nfl

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I’m out here grindin, what can I say I’m a product of my environment. Uh Oh I’m in the game watch me do me. #boosie #track #coach

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PLEASE, PLEASE allow your Athletes (kids) time off for rest there is no such thing as going year around, rest is 1 of the most underused tools when it comes to development should always be at least a 2-3 month window alotted for your athlete (kid) to rest and well be a kid.