Search Results - Track Coach

McMurrin, L., Mentele, P. A., Workman, C., Hudson, H., Thurnhoffer, R., Stamatis, A. “…These findings support using longitudinal testing to monitor adaptation, guide athlete-specific training decisions, and highlight the potential benefit of gender-specific profiling when targeting explosive qualities in collegiate jumpers. Coaches may consider integrating regular lift velocity tracking as a proxy for jump performance potential, particularly in women athletes. …”

Healis, J., Adams, K. J., Lawrence, M. M. “…Performance was evaluated using strength-to-mass (SM) ratios, tracking the highest SM ratios, and allometric scaling in 3-month timeframes using each athlete's best total per timeframe for the first 3 years and 6-month timeframes over the study period (~9 years). …”

Jurkans, G., Ekárt, A., Bernardet, U. “…As part of AI Coaching Assistant project research in sports performance tracking systems, we present autoWT, a novel semi-automated computer vision tracking system designed and developed for repeated long-term performance tracking of Olympic Weightlifting (OW) training. …”

Moorthy, P. K., Reddy, K. R. S.

Staiano, W., Bonet, L. R. S., Romagnoli, M., Ring, C. “…However, in sport a variety of cognitive tasks, which vary in terms of duration and scheduling relative to the sporting activity, such as coach briefings, social media, work commitments, and the mental demands of sport itself,11,16 have been identified as sources of MF. …”

Bompa, T. O., Buzzichelli, C. A.

Serrano, J., Belsito, R., Serrano, B. “…The purpose of this case study was to track the workload of a female Olympic weightlifter using a commercial fitness tracker.. …”

Kordi, M. M. “…Sprint cycling represents up to eight medal opportunities at the Olympic Games (six in track cycling and two in BMX). Previous studies and high-resolution data collected from instrumented cranks by practitioners at the English Institute of Sport working at British Cycling have established that peak power output (PPO), which can be defined as the highest mechanical power output produced over a revolution of the pedal cycle, is a significant determinant of sprint cycling performance. …”

Homer, M. R. “…Study 2 investigated the importance of W4mmol·l -1 by tracking its longitudinal development in a large group of elite male rowers completing the same training programme. …”

Kollark, D., Killing, W. Subjects: “…track and field…”

Coyne, J. O., Coutts, A. J., Newton, R. U., Haff, G. G. “…Visual analogue scales for mental fatigue, sRPE (CR-10 scale), and training duration were collected from an OS group (n = 27) of basketball and volleyball athletes and a CS group (n = 28) of weightlifting and track and field athletes during a typical training week 5 months before the 2016 Olympic Games. …”

Kropinski, R. “…Strength and conditioning coaches are required to develop training programs that enhance athletic development. …”

International Paralympic Committee “…Boccia 11. Canoe 12. Cycling (Track and Road) 13. Equestrian 14. Football 5-a-side 15. …”

Coultman, L. “…Track Coach…”

Coultman, L. “…Track Coach…”

Healy, R.

Loturco, I., Suchomel, T., Bishop, C., Kobal, R., Pereira, L. A., McGuigan, M. “…Methods: Sixty-one elite athletes (15 Olympians) from 4 different sports (track and field [sprinters and jumpers], rugby sevens, bobsled, and soccer) performed squat and countermovement jumps, half-squat exercise (to assess 1RM), half-squat and jump-squat exercises (to assess bar-power output), and sprint tests (60 m for sprinters and jumpers and 40 m for the other athletes). …”

Wilson, G.

Travis, K., Mizuguchi, S., Stone, M. H., Sands, W. A., Bazyle, C. D. “…No study to date has tracked a high-level weightlifter peaking for a major COMP all the way up to the day of COMP. …”

Flores, F. J., Sedano, S., de Benito, A. M., Redondo, J. C.