LINCOLN PATRIOT SPRINTS & RELAYS

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LINCOLN PATRIOT SPRINTS & RELAYS Jim Jarovski

Introduction Coach Jarovski – 20th year at LHS – 12th as head track coach Follow us at http://jj104.k12.sd.us or on Twitter at @Patriottrack GOALS WORKOUTS AND RELAYS ACKNOWLEGEMENTS Sprint program influenced by Rich Greeno Boo Schexnayder Tony holler - PN Track LUCKY HUBER

Sprint Coaches KEN DOYLE – HEAD SPRINT COACH Assistant – Brandon Mohr SCOTT EMBRY – HEAD LONG SPRINT COACH Assistant – LaRAE GIESKE ERIC RICE (LJ/TJ), KAAREN HUBER (Hurdles), Marshall BYRD (HJ)

PATRIOT TRACK SPRINT PROGRAM 200+ Athletes each year (Boys and GIRLS) APPROXIMATLY 100 sprinters in our group Warm up all jumpers, hurdlers, sprinters, and mid distance together Emphasize technique and form running continually developing 15 SPRINT TITLES IN LAST 10 YEARS SET BOYS 4x100 and 4x200 STATE RECORDS In 2018 23 INDIVIDUAL STATE CHAMPS in PAST 12 YEARS 100-400

PHILOSOPHY FEED THE CATS MENTALITY – FROM TONY HOLLAR Sprint as fast as possible, as often as possible, while staying as fresh as possible. Never let today ruin tomorrow. Accept small gains. Make "Happy and Healthy" your priority. "Record-Rank-Publish" to feed the competitive nature of your ATHLETES. SPRINT IN SPIKES AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE. If you're too tired to sprint your fastest, you're not getting faster A LOT OF FULL RECOVERY. Do some low-dose lactate workouts in season to become more efficient at longer sprint distances. But always remember, lactate training is like a poison. Small doses stimulate, moderate doses inhibit, large doses kill. Promote-Promote-Promote. Share your athletes' successes with the world. Make track look fun. PHILOSOPHY

BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SPRINTING SPRINTING IS A SKILL - PRACTICE THAT SKILL Great POSTURE – RUN TALL KNEES UP AND TOES UP PROPER ARM MECHANICS LAND UNDERNEATH YOUR BODY (WICKETS) FOOT OVER KNEE AND PROPER BACK SIDE MECHANICS

Off season Emphasize MULTI-SPORT ATHLETES FOCUS ON OTHER SPORTS IN SUMMER FALL – CROSS COUNTRY, FOOTBALL, SOCCER, WINTER SPEED TRAINING (DECEMBER – FEBRUARY)

WINTER SPEED TRAINING MONDAYS and Thursdays 3:30-4:45 Space challenges Average 50-60 athletes per session (4 coaches) Focus on power and Speed (weight room and speed) Time and post our 40 times and 10 m fly times Core strength and hurdle flexibility LIFT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY

THREE TYPES OF WORKOUTS SPEED DAY FLYING 10’s, 20’s 30’s OVER SPEED TRAINING ACCELERATION DAYS LACTATE DAY UP TO 200 M TRAINING ON TRACK 23 SEC DRILL HILL WORK – 4 TOTAL SPRINT FLOAT SPRINTS X FACTOR DAY PLYOS Stations WICKETS & MINI HURDLES HURDLE FLEX BOOM BOOMS (VARIATIONS) IN SEASON Workouts

IN SEASON Workouts POSTED ON JJ104 – UNDER THE WORKOUTS SECTION EMPHASIZE BEING HEALTHY – LESS IS MORE SPRINTING IS A SKILL – PRACTICE THAT SKILL TRAIN THROUGH EARLY MEETS FLEXIBLE use gym space Weather Health of athletes 3 parts Phase 1 - acceleration AND LACTATE THRESHOLD PHASE ii – SPEED DEVELOPMENT AND LACTATE WORK Phase iii – speed endurance AND OVERSPEED IN SEASON Workouts

FORM RUNNING HURDLE MOBILITY – MINIMUM OF 3 DAYS A WEEK DYNAMIC STRETCHING ROUTINE INSERT SOME PLYO VARIATIONS IN AT TIMES – ON ACCELERATION DAYS FORM RUN DRILLS Straight leg RUN Quick Skips High Knees Crack the Egg Line in Heel A Walk A Skip B Walk B Skip C Skip SINGLE FAST LEG DOUBLE FAST HAVE COACHES BUY INTO TEACHING TECHNIQUE

MEETS TRAIN THROUGH MEETS USE THEM AS SPEED ENDURANCE DAYS OFTEN WILL RUN ATHLETES IN 4 events TIME EVERYTHING – EXCEPT 4X1 SPLITS MIX UP WHO IS ON VARIOUS RELAYS CREATE COMPETITION FOCUS ON OTHER ASPECTS OF THE RACE

4X100 RELAY – team makeup HOW WE DECIDE WHERE TO PUT OUR SPRINTERS Focus on starters – timing out of blocks, Leader, hard worker Fastest runner is 2nd or Last Last runner is most competitive A lot of adjusting teams early season

4x100 relay – EXCHANGE ZONE Focus on incoming runner to sprint through zone Outgoing runner job is to focus on mark than accelerate to top speed Incoming runner says hand Baton stays in middle of lane – R, L, R, L Evolution of our relays throughout the season

4x100 relay - practice First handoff is always “half speed” Try to get a minimum of 2 full speed handoffs in Incorporate workouts with handoffs Baton never hits the track Discuss what ifs Drills 100 meter drill – 4 handoffs in 10 sec for boys and 12 seconds for girls Lap drill – late in season go to spot on track

4X200 Left right left right – allows us consistency with the medley Blind hand off Safer with handoffs in terms of zone Time splits – two coach system Both coaches start on gun, coach at 200 exchange zone splits when baton crosses middle of exchange zone at 200m and 600m. Other coach splits when baton crosses middle of zone at 400 and at end of race Manager writes down the 200 time, then takes 400 time – 200 time, then 600 time – 400 time, 800 time – 600 time 4X200

4x200 - Exchange Go mark is 8 steps up from acceleration mark Outgoing runner is 20 steps up from acceleration mark (12 step difference) Outgoing runner leaves at a controlled acceleration and puts hand back at call Practice – day before event OR POST LACTATE WORKOUT

Questions ? Email is james.Jarovski@k12.sd.us Website is http://jj104.k12.sd.us Twitter @ Patriottrack