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7 Off-Season Training Tips for High School Jumpers

Rob Assise October 13, 2017Coaching Blogs, High Jump, Long Jump, New Submission, Philosophy/Ideas, Sprints/Speed, Triple Jump Leave a Comment

High school jumpers can do much more than sit around watching TV, playing video games, or scrolling through YouTube in the off-season. Here are things …

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Skinning The Cat

Jason Retz September 22, 2017Coaching Blogs, Illinois HS Cross Country, Opinion Leave a Comment

By Jason Retz St. Joseph-Ogden Cross Country & Track @SJORunning Every year in November the IHSA hands out six individual and team cross country championships. …

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The Island

Jason Retz September 15, 2017Coaching Blogs, Illinois HS Cross Country, Opinion Leave a Comment

By Jason Retz St. Joseph-Ogden Cross Country & Track @SJORunning Being a distance runner has it positives and negatives.  On the positive side, you enjoy …

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Delayed Gratification

John Prieboy September 10, 2017Coaching Blogs, Distance, Illinois HS Cross Country, Opinion Leave a Comment

John Prieboy Plainfield Central High School Girls Cross Country jpriebo1@psd202.org Twitter- @PCHSGirlsXC The 2017 season has been a learning experience for me. Over the past …

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The Rail

Jason Retz September 8, 2017Coaching Blogs, Distance, Illinois HS Cross Country, Opinion, Philosophy/Ideas 1 Comment

By Jason Retz St. Joseph-Ogden Cross Country & Track @SJORunning The last several years we have made a big push to get on a soft …

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The Echo Chamber of the Experts

Tony Holler September 6, 2017Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

As coaches, we must choose between “sophisticated complexity” and “mature simplicity”.

XC Meets: An experience like no other

Kevin Christian September 3, 2017Coaching Blogs, Distance, Illinois HS Cross Country Leave a Comment

If you’ve never been to an XC meet, you don’t know what you are missing. It’s an experience vastly different than any football or basketball …

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Welcome to the family

Jason Retz September 2, 2017Coaching Blogs, Distance, Illinois HS Cross Country, Opinion 5 Comments

By By Jason Retz St. Joseph-Ogden Cross Country & Track @SJORunning Every team does their “thing”, but most successful programs have one thing in common. …

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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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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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