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Aikens on Throws: The Best Laid Plans Sometimes Just Don’t Work (Week 3)

Kevin Christian February 18, 2018Coaching Blogs, Discus, Opinion, Shot Put 3 Comments

by Jim Aikens, (Burlington) Central High School Well, this is week three of my coaching at Burlington Central High School and I am still enjoying …

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Logistics of the 23-Second Drill

Tony Holler February 15, 2018Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

If you are interested in “minimum effective dose” lactate training for 200m and 400m runners, the 23-Second Drill is perfect for you.

Aikens on Throws: Week 2 – Weights, Drills & Chocolate Milk

Kevin Christian February 11, 2018Coaching Blogs, Discus, Opinion, Shot Put 1 Comment

by Jim Aikens, (Burlington) Central High School Monday: We didn’t do too much today. In an attempt to locate some more talent and publicize the …

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A Simple Plan

Tony Holler February 5, 2018Coaching Blogs Leave a Comment

What’s all this stuff about *Feed the Cats*? Does it work with girls? How about middle school? Less is more? Drink the Kool Aid?

Aikens on Throws: Week 1, The Best Place to start is at the Beginning

Kevin Christian February 1, 2018Coaching Blogs, Discus, Illinois HS Track & Field, Opinion, Shot Put 2 Comments

by Jim Aikens, (Burlington) Central High School Well, it is the first week of this new track season, and man do I realize how I …

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Become an official — stay connected to high school sports

Kevin Christian January 23, 2018IHSA News, ITCCCA News & Updates, Officials, Opinion Leave a Comment

By Bob Gardner, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and Craig Anderson, Executive Director of the Illinois High School Association. …

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Locus of Control: An Athlete’s Guide to Shifting Focus to What They can Control

Kevin Christian January 22, 2018Coaching Blogs, Illinois HS Track & Field, Opinion Leave a Comment

by Jonathan Mahoney, LCSW Mundelein High School Social Worker Assistant Girls’ Track and Field Coach Congratulations! If you are reading this piece, that means you …

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The Death of “Football Fast” and “Track Speed”

Rob Assise January 22, 2018Illinois HS Track & Field, New Submission, Opinion Leave a Comment

It is time for coaches of either of these sports to use better language.

Aikens on throws: Preparing for the season

Kevin Christian January 21, 2018Coaching Blogs, Illinois HS Track & Field, Shot Put 2 Comments

by Jim Aikens, (Burlington) Central High School My name is Jim Aikens and this is my first year coaching the throws (shot put & discus) …

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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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