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Owner of Get Fast and Strong Limited, always wanting more strength and speed...

Joined April 2009
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Yeah what i'm seeing more and more is athlete's rhythms being dramatically influenced at various parts of the race when they're not focused on their own rhythms or cues. Thus I'm supportive of each athlete having their own cue(s) in a race to help them execute their plan.
… Post-run, athletes might say they ‘thought of nothing’, but I feel that is a poor strategy going into a race. An empty mind will be vulnerable to the 1st distraction that comes along Rather — lock in on a mood word (or 2-3 separate words in different parts of the race)
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Should have consulted the great man too! @PfaffSC thoughts on this?
Thoughts on whether an athlete should focus on a cue during a sprint race or just let it happen? I guess in a way the benefits of it being "constructed" somewhat versus flow. @StuartMcMillan1 @sprintcoachSWE @pjvazel @jb_morin
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Thoughts on whether an athlete should focus on a cue during a sprint race or just let it happen? I guess in a way the benefits of it being "constructed" somewhat versus flow. @StuartMcMillan1 @sprintcoachSWE @pjvazel @jb_morin
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Thoughts on whether an athlete should focus on a cue during a sprint race or just let it happen? I guess in a way the benefits of it being "constructed" somewhat versus flow. @StuartMcMillan1 @sprintcoachSWE @pjvazel @jb_morin
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Congratulations Tiaaan Whelpton on equalling Joseph Millar's NZ Resident Record of 10.18s (1.9) in the 100m at the Potts Classic on Saturday night, Jan 22nd. Awesome stuff! #athleticsnz #spinalengine
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Equals NZ resident record for Tiaan. Great work by the big man from the Get Fast and Strong stable.
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That first moment in your coaching life when your athlete runs a hand time sub 10 💪👍
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Potts Classic Finals Zoe Hobbs 11.14 (+2.2) Under NZ Rec but over legal wins limit Tiaan Whelpton 10.18 (+1.9) PB @AthleticsNZ
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Sprinters going off the in the heats of the Potts Classic. Finals later tonight Zoe Hobbs 11.21 (+1.7) NZ REC unofficial Tiaaan Whelpton 10.09 (+3.8) @AthleticsNZ
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Hell yes 🙂
Some great performances round the traps this weekend… 🎯 Tori Peeters 60.14m javelin NZ Resident Record 🔨 Nicole Bradley 3rd Kiwi women over 70m in hammer throw 🏃‍♀️ Anna Percy 11.40sec 100m 3rd best all time @AthleticsNZ
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So still at top speed. Smooth as. Perhaps not much Spinal Engine contribution here @AngusRossNZ . What does the research say about vertical oscillation at/and max vel @pjvazel ?
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So good
Be humble. Be teachable. The universe is bigger than your view of the universe. There's always room for a new idea. Humility is necessary for growth. 🧠
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Love this! 💪🥰👍🙌
• Study hard • What others think of you is none of your business. • It's OK not to have all the answers. • Experiment, Fail, Learn and Repeat. • Knowledge comes from experience. • Imagination is important. • Do what interests you the most. • Stay curious.
When you think you've seen most things in the gym...and your athlete picks up the bar the wrong way and you're like, no you idiot, that's not how you do a front squat...and then you realise you've stumbled upon something that is actually great! 💪🙂
Thanks for pointing this out. It's ridiculous!
As expected (NZL was never going to follow science on the issue), Laurel Hubbard named in the Olympic team, so will become the first transgender Olympic athlete. Here is our podcast exploring the meaning of sport & key biological issues for fairness: podcasts.apple.com/za/podcas…
This is awesome
Five great signs of intelligence: • You're not afraid or ashamed to find errors in your understanding of things. • You take mistakes as lessons. • You don't get offended with accepting the facts. • You are highly adaptable and very curious. • You know what you don't know.
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FROM SOUTH DALLLAS, TEXASSSSS , remember that lol
Man come on!! sha'carri richardson from lsu different..🔥😳😬👀😫. They thought it was over.....
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