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Last week to sign up for Speed Camp. If you want to improve your running form and speed, this is for you. Speed will help you in every sport you play. #fastisfun

Last week to sign up for Speed Camp. If you want to improve your running form and speed, this is for you. Speed will help you in every sport you play.
#fastisfun
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Senior members of the 2025 track team. Thanks for your leadership! D. Earnest, J. Sornberger, E. Zumbahlen, W. Wickham. Thanks for your commitment and leadership. #eagleproud

Senior members of the 2025 track team. Thanks for your leadership!
D. Earnest, J. Sornberger, E. Zumbahlen, W. Wickham. Thanks for your commitment and leadership. 
#eagleproud
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O. Schackmann is the recipient of the Nicholas Zwilling Character Award. Nicholas Zwilling presented the plaque! Congratulations Owen!

O. Schackmann is the recipient of the Nicholas Zwilling Character Award. Nicholas Zwilling presented the plaque! Congratulations Owen!
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Chris Sevier I believe practice *intensity* should match game intensity. However, practice volumes can't be 1.5 game volume without detraining intensity and detraining athleticism. Practice volumes should never be more than 60% of game volume if there's a practice the following day.

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Got this question from a first-year Chemistry teacher: “What did you do on your first two days?” ⤵️ I spent day 1-2 on the topic of “Interesting & Interested”. Each kid had to say ONE INTERESTING THING about their family or themselves as an individual. For each kid, I asked

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Tony Holler 110% - Same thing happened to me throughout my career… my teammates that spent all summer running 110’s and 300 yard shuttles to “get ready” for conditioning test and camp. I did the opposite. Nothing less than max speed effort - with absolutely minimal “running”. Guess who was