This week’s guest is Curtis Taylor, sprints coach for Oregon University track and field. Curtis has assembled one of the most dominating collegiate women’s sprint groups in history and has consulted other successful athletes and Olympic competitors.

This week’s guest is Henk Kraaijenhof. Henk is one of the smartest coaches/consultants out there in the world of training & conditioning, with years of experience training many of the fastest sprinters in the world

This week’s guest is Henk Kraaijenhof. Henk is one of the smartest coaches/consultants out there in the world of training & conditioning, with years of experience training many of the fastest sprinters in the world

This week’s guest is Jeremy Fischer, USA Track and Field lead coach at the Chula Vista Olympic Training Center. Jeremy works with Olympic medalists, Brittney Reese and Will Claye, as well as Paralympic performers.

This week’s guest is Jeremy Fischer, USA Track and Field lead coach at the Chula Vista Olympic Training Center. Jeremy works with Olympic medalists, Brittney Reese and Will Claye, as well as Paralympic performers.

This week’s guest is Keenan Robinson, national team high performance director for USA Swimming. Robinson is also the strength coach for Michael Phelps, arguably the most successful Olympic athlete of all time.

This week’s guest is Keenan Robinson, national team high performance director for USA Swimming. Robinson is also the strength coach for Michael Phelps, arguably the most successful Olympic athlete of all time.

This week’s guest is Cal Dietz. Cal is a wealth of information, and does a great job of using training data to back up is methods, so I always enjoy and use concepts he shares in our conversations.

This week’s guest is Cal Dietz. Cal is a wealth of information, and does a great job of using training data to back up is methods, so I always enjoy and use concepts he shares in our conversations.

This week’s guest on the podcast is Mark Watts. Mark is the former education director at EliteFTS, a strength coach of 15 years, served in the USMC, and is one of the most well read, and wisest guys I know in this field.