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Why Skipping Matters... As Coach Pfaff explains, skipping is a foundational movement. It builds rhythm, coordination, and elastic strength—but most kids don’t learn it anymore, and some coaches don’t teach it. Without it, sprinting safely becomes a lot harder, especially for adults returning to speed work. If you’re coaching... show more

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ck1 year ago

How can skipping be foundational of his own world class sprinter example can’t skip? He’s making the opposite point.

Naveen Sankar S1 year ago

Taking a 10-week break from resistance training? 🏋️‍♂️ No problem! A study shows strength returns quickly thanks to ‘muscle memory.’ Learn more at 💪 #FitnessScience #MuscleMemory #StrengthTraining #HealthTips #Fitness

Kurt Thomas1 year ago

I’ve found, in recent years, teaching skip in accels and slip in jump approaches, athletes are struggling with it. They learn it eventually, but it’s not as easy as coaches think

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Don’t put your head in the sand … you may be scared of it but that isn’t going to stop 🛑 it from happening- pls get educated on all the opportunities and realities of the modern ai 🤖 movement. If you aren’t using ai apps to enhance your life you’re falling behind at least professionally so pls, pls start educating yourself. Too many here want to talk about it in the abstract or debate the virtues or dangers and that beyond ok but it’s not ok to not understand the counter point which is this is profound technology and you should learn to harness it ❣️

Don’t put your head in the sand … you may be scared of it but that isn’t going to stop 🛑 it from happening- pls get educated on all the opportunities and realities of the modern ai 🤖 movement. If you aren’t using ai apps to enhance your life you’re falling behind at least professionally so pls, pls start educating yourself. Too many here want to talk about it in the abstract or debate the virtues or dangers and that beyond ok but it’s not ok to not understand the counter point which is this is profound technology and you should learn to harness it ❣️

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Your daddy’s not saying train all the time for nothing, my son. It’s on us and only us to build to the level where we have the stamina to go up and down these pitches at pace, all day long! What we wish for, we have to work for! Take this vision. This is it. In the flesh. Serie A league champions, home stadium. The Diego Armando Maradona stadium. I used to kick the ball against the wall outside your Nannie’s and visualise the sky as the crowd! Cheering me on! You have it exactly as it is here though! The perfect picture. The full stadium. The seats. The net. The magnitude. You’re welcome. Do you want to make it a reality though? Or is it just a little day dream occasionally? And that is fine if that is what it is. But if it is that, don’t ever think of it as becoming reality because it never will be. It is only a day dream without the constant, consistent work to support it. You want it, work for it! Here it is.

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308,327 views • 1 year ago

At the Senior National Jump Rope Championship, Tanvi Nemade set a new national record in the “Single Rope Speed Sprint (30 seconds)” category with 192 skips. The previous record of 188 skips was held by her sister, Bhumika Nemade, for the past three years. This feat is more than just a record break—it marks a major milestone for jump rope sports in India. The category demands high speed, rhythm, and precise coordination, making 192 skips an elite-level performance. What makes it even more remarkable is that both Tanvi and Bhumika, from the same family, have consistently set national records in the sport. Reports suggest the record was broken within minutes during the championship, making the moment historic. As jump rope gains recognition as a competitive sport in India, Tanvi’s achievement not only boosts its visibility but also sets a new benchmark for aspiring athletes. Credits : ruletheropes | IG #TanviNemade #NationalRecord #JumpRope #SpeedSkipping #IndianSports [Tanvi Nemade 192 skips, India skipping record 30 seconds, Bhumi Nemade record 188, jump rope championship India, speed skipping national record] Original post by द बेटर इंडिया (The Better India - Hindi)

At the Senior National Jump Rope Championship, Tanvi Nemade set a new national record in the “Single Rope Speed Sprint (30 seconds)” category with 192 skips. The previous record of 188 skips was held by her sister, Bhumika Nemade, for the past three years. This feat is more than just a record break—it marks a major milestone for jump rope sports in India. The category demands high speed, rhythm, and precise coordination, making 192 skips an elite-level performance. What makes it even more remarkable is that both Tanvi and Bhumika, from the same family, have consistently set national records in the sport. Reports suggest the record was broken within minutes during the championship, making the moment historic. As jump rope gains recognition as a competitive sport in India, Tanvi’s achievement not only boosts its visibility but also sets a new benchmark for aspiring athletes. Credits : ruletheropes | IG #TanviNemade #NationalRecord #JumpRope #SpeedSkipping #IndianSports [Tanvi Nemade 192 skips, India skipping record 30 seconds, Bhumi Nemade record 188, jump rope championship India, speed skipping national record] Original post by द बेटर इंडिया (The Better India - Hindi)

The Better India

22,077 views • 3 months ago

Gridiron Warrior 2.0 is LIVE. I know what it feels like to want more for your athletes, but not have the time, staff, or structure to do it. That's exactly why I built this system, so you don't have to guess, copy someone else's Instagram, or wonder if you're actually preparing your team the right way. With GW2.0, you get: - A complete 12-week training system - Sprint, speed, strength, and conditioning progressions fully mapped - Video coaching lessons so you understand the WHY - A PDF copy you can print and coach from - And full 24/7 access on your phone through the TrainHeroic app No more poorly attended summer sessions. No more wondering if you're doing enough. Just a real plan built to create W̶e̶i̶g̶h̶t̶ ̶R̶o̶o̶m̶ Gridiron Warriors. Comment GW2 and I’ll DM you the link for more info

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Scott Leech

22,912 views • 1 year ago