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Home Posts by “Tony Holler”

Speed Quest – Connor Artman

Tony Holler August 17, 2017Illinois HS Cross Country Leave a Comment

Coach of the Year, John Artman, and his son, Connor, traveled over 1300 miles in a quest for speed.

Football: Differentiating Sprint Practice from Non-Sprint Practice

Tony Holler August 14, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

If you coached football with speed as a priority, why not adopt the training methods of a sprint coach? Racehorses or plow horses? Max-speed or …

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Sprint Podcast

Tony Holler August 13, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

Tony Holler’s sprint training is the subject of this Jon Messner podcast originating from New Jersey.

Coaches Need to Win Friends and Influence People

Tony Holler August 8, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

I wrote this for coaches but Carnegie’s timeless wisdom applies to everyone, everyday. Win-Win.

Football Dosage and Approach ⇒ FAQ

Tony Holler August 3, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

There should be a sprint coach on every football staff. Speed is critical. Rest is critical. Build racehorses, not plow horses.

New Ideas for Old School Football Coaches

Tony Holler July 26, 2017Illinois HS Cross Country Leave a Comment

Can football coaches apply sprint principles to their sprint-based sport? This article challenges the way things have always been done.

Through My Lens 2017

Tony Holler July 13, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

My first “Through My Lens” was written in 2014. My camera has changed but my lens remains the same. Last Christmas I updated my camera …

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Ten Sprint Facts I Wish Everyone Understood

Tony Holler July 7, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

I wrote this for coaches, parents, and athletes who don’t understand speed training. Racehorses don’t plow fields.

How can Florida produce twice as many elite sprinters as Illinois? The speed differential may have something to do with sunshine and dopamine.

Tony Holler May 22, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

Sleep and sunshine might be as important as practice. #Dopamine

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ITCCCA’s objectives are as follows:

• To promote interest, enthusiasm, and improvement in track and cross-country in Illinois.

• To provide education and opportunity for involvement for every coach in our association by methodology. We also strive to bring in outstanding coaches and athletes from the college ranks.

• To promote, publicize, and recognize achievement of our athletes and coaches.

• To request the feelings of schools, coaches, and athletes of Illinois on rule changes, administration of track and cross-country meets to the IHSA. We strive to provide a voice representing the needs and interests of Illinois in any decisions regarding track and cross-country in the state of Illinois.

• To work with and generally support the Illinois High School Association.
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