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How to Get Recruited (Part 3)

8 Oct 2017 3 Comments

Now What?... Just to review, collegiate track and field is a team sport. How the athlete fits into each team…

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How to get Recruited (Part 2)

6 Oct 2017 Leave a comment

Now that we talked on how to enhance your “stock” as a track athlete, we can now talk about how…

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How to get Recruited (Part 1)

4 Oct 2017 2 Comments

Collegiate track and field is certainly not an individual sport. Team titles are the primary objective for any program, whether…

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Building a Base

1 Oct 2017 Leave a comment

Fall training is well underway for many sports, so it would be a good time to speak on the importance…

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Mastering the Basics

5 Aug 20175 Sep 2017 jrdodso 1 Comment

It’s very simple in thought, if you cannot perform the basics, an attempt at the advanced stages is practically unfathomable.…

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To Multi-Sport or Not…

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NFL rookie Christian McCaffrey is the recent model for what all Colorado prep athletes are looking to become. Raised in…

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Why Train Speed…

21 Jul 20175 Sep 2017 jrdodso Leave a comment

Every sport is different. What is beneficial in one sport, may not be necessary in another. The ability to properly…

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Is Cross Country for Sprinters?

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It is a dominant question surrounding the activities of sprinters during the fall season and whether they should run cross-country.…

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Derived from latin root amatus, meaning ‘beloved’, and samoan translation, ‘to begin’, the complete translation of AMATA is defined as, “A Beloved Beginning.” A translation fitting when describing the journey our staff hopes to inspire in the young individuals of today.

Recent Posts

  • Is Cross Country for Sprinters? 12 Sep 2018
  • How to Get Recruited (Part 3) 8 Oct 2017
  • How to get Recruited (Part 2) 6 Oct 2017
  • How to get Recruited (Part 1) 4 Oct 2017
  • Building a Base 1 Oct 2017
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