Developing the Freshman Runner: A Career-Based Approach
Developing the Freshman Runner: A Career-Based Approach for High School Coaches Every August, a new group of freshmen arrives at…
Developing the Freshman Runner: A Career-Based Approach for High School Coaches Every August, a new group of freshmen arrives at…
Developing Young Distance Runners: Talent, Patience, and Burnout An eighth-grader showed up to my first practice wearing basketball shorts and…
Managing Parents in HS Sports: A Coach’s Communication Guide I’ll never forget the text message I received at 10PM on…
I’ll never forget the kid who showed up to practice sophomore year announcing he’d run 60 miles that week because…
The Guide to Freshman Mileage Many high school coaches are so terrified of “breaking” a freshman that they accidentally train…
The Hidden Risks of Dual Coaching for High School Runners The landscape of high school distance running has changed. What…
Race Day Packing List Essentials The hard training is done. The miles are in your legs. But the night before…
Securing a spot on a collegiate cross country team involves more than just impressive race times. Navigating the recruitment process requires a strategic approach that includes academics and effective communication with collegiate coaches.
She had always been a strong competitor. She consistently placed in the top three on her team in varsity cross country races. As a Nordic skier, gymnast, cyclist, and lacrosse player, she was known for her impressive endurance, toughness and stamina. However, during her junior year of cross country, Sierra began to experience a noticeable decline in her performance…