Just Fly 101 Training Series: Part IV
After reading the previous sections, you may be asking yourself: “hmmmm, how should I go about spacing my training out?”, […]
Just Fly 101 Training Series: Part IV Read Post »
After reading the previous sections, you may be asking yourself: “hmmmm, how should I go about spacing my training out?”, […]
Just Fly 101 Training Series: Part IV Read Post »
CoachR.org is a website I have often turned to for resources in track and field. Although many of the articles
Training Principles for Jumpers Read Post »
The most important, yet perhaps most difficult part of training is learning how it should progress as you move from
Just Fly 101 Training Series: Part III Read Post »
Sometimes, athletes may be wondering what the best way to end their strength training might be. In years past, the
Finishing Workouts, Your Body Remembers! Read Post »
Welcome to the second section of five in this series devoted to the basic foundation of training athletes. In the
Just Fly 101 Training Series: Part II Read Post »
This is the first article in a series dedicated to simplifying the training process. The reason I am writing this
Just Fly 101 Training Series: Part 1 Read Post »
This article is again geared a bit more towards track and field jumps athletes but can be great for any
Long Sprints for One-Leg Jumpers Read Post »
If you are one of my readers who are a track and field coach, this article is for you! If
I am starting this blog to allow readers access to my day to day thought process regarding the coaching and
Welcome to the new site of Joel Smith! Read Post »
Welcome to the last article(s) in this series on the Central Nervous System. I am really aiming for this to
CNS Series Part III Read Post »
Structural and CNS Based Training Systems: THE YING AND YANG OF TRAINING: In my last post, I talked about how
For this article, I would like to talk a little bit about the Central Nervous System (CNS). I think that