This was a great weekend of Track and Field. Eugene to Jamaica and all parts in between.The Elite and Youth Elite were on a mission. Here are the highlights of this weekend in Track and Field. * The best in the world.The Womens 100m finalist and the Mens100m finalist * Tyson Gay 9.77 New American record His time of 9.68 seconds at the [...]
Special Athlete Update …. Youth National Results
Thanks to USATF Tiffany Kovacevich Intern for a quick rap up of the 2008 Youth National Championships. For the entire final results ***Youth National Results*** . Region 15 was well represented and I couldn’t be more proud of Lauren’s friend Laura Panteau for her TRIPLE GOLD. I have watch her all season and this is a [...]
Track and Field Sports Parent Code of Conduct

You would think as adults, yes adults and parents we wouldn’t need a remedial lesson on how to conduct ourselves at Track and Field events….. Parent and Coach Misconduct, 10 Ways To Be A Great Track Parent I was writing this post last night when this comment came in: Hello Track Mom, “I just wanted to [...]
Guided Imagery May Improve Athlectic Performance
By Elizabeth Quinn, About.com Visualization has also been called guided imagery, mental rehearsal, mediation, and a variety of other things — no matter the term, the basic techniques and concepts are the same. Generally speaking, visualization is the process of creating a mental image or intention of what you want to happen or feel. An [...]
It’s Never To Early To Write Down A Life Time Goal
Here are a few great points I picked up over at Speedendurance.com that may give your special youth athlete a positve perspective and a simple how to start points, on future goals and dreams. It doesn’t matter if you are a Blogger, Master Chef, or a YouthTrack athlete; when you can apply the core values of Passion, Honesty [...]

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