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2025 Complete Track & Field Summit

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  1. Speed Development for Sprinters - Todd Lane, LSU
  2. Plyometric Classification and Periodization - Boo Schexnayder
  3. Coaching and Philosophy for the Sprints & Hurdle - Andreas Behm, Altis
  4. Colton Razo, Ohio State - Strength & Conditioning - Framework of Training Stressors
  5. Selwyn Maxwell, UCONN - Hurdle Technique: Developing the High Hurdler
  6. Ryan Baily, Georgia - Identifying and Utilizing a Combined Events Athlete's "Superpower"
  7. Maria Creech, Colorado State - Training for Triple Jump - Analysis and Drills
  8. Darcy Wilson, Brown University - Talent Acquisition for the Throws
  9. Ryan Banta, Parkway Central HS - Training the High School 400 Meter Runner
  10. Damar Forbes, Brown University - Program Design for Jumpers-Sprinters
  11. Mark Mueller, Duke - Developing Speed Reserve and Building a Race Model for the 400mH
  12. Vince Anderson, Hall of Fame - Come to Sprint Practice
  13. Tony Veney, Master Coach USATF Lv. III - Training the Intermediate (300/400m) Hurdles
  14. Bob Thurnhoffer, Louisville - Common Errors in the Long Jump
  15. Niklas Arrhenius, BYU - Planning and Training for Discus and Shot Put Athletes

  16. BONUS

    The Art of Coaching Speed - Dan Pfaff
  17. Facts vs Fiction in 400 Meter Training and Racing - Clyde Hart
2025 Complete Track & Field Summit Ryan Baily, Georgia – Identifying and Utilizing a Combined Events Athlete’s “Superpower”
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Ryan Baily, Georgia – Identifying and Utilizing a Combined Events Athlete’s “Superpower”