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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Sprinting mechanics ….. old school, new school, or no school?
The old school/new school idea as far as I can trace back, arose some 10-12 years ago in the US, when the concept of front-side mechanics came up (1) Front- side mechanics is the in itself plausible idea that the … Continue reading
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Recent random observations and musings
Is there an “I” in team? An often heard commonplace in the Netherlands, repeated like a thoughtless mantra, when talking to team coaches about the relationship between the role of the individual and the team: “there is no ”I” in … Continue reading
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