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Stuart McMillan (Stuart McMillan) coaches speed. Not through gimmicks, but deep mastery. With 70+ Olympians and over 30 medals to his name, he’s uncovered a powerful paradox: true performance lies in balancing ferocity with fluidity. From playgrounds to podiums, Stuart makes a compelling case for rethinking how we move...

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@StuartMcMillan1 Have recently started doing more sprinting as crosstraining for my dance work so I’m especially looking forward to this one. Thanks for sharing this.

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