This conference aims to analyze and debate a variety of sprint training

systems and technical models in order to help coaches better understand

the develpment of speed and how to improve their athletes’ performances.

Date: Nov 12, 2010 to Nov 14, 2010

Location: A thletic Centre, University of Toronto

Registration Fee: $200 CAD

Register at www.athleticscoaching.ca

or contact Brian Kropman at: 780-492-1370

or brian.kropman@ualberta.ca

Tom Tellez

Tom Tellez is one of the most well-respected

sprint coaches in track and field. His distinctive

biomechanics approach has contributed to the

success of an unprecedented number of athletes,

including nine-time Olympic Champion Carl

Lewis. Tellez served for 22 years as Head Coach

at the University of Houston where he produced

numerous NCAA champions and All Americans.

He has also mentored several top coaches such

as Dan Pfaff, Vince Anderson, and John Smith.

A USTFCCCA Hall of Fame 1998 inductee, Tellez

continues to serve as a volunteer coach at the

University of Houston.

Loren Seagrave

Loren Seagrave is an internationally renowned

coach and lecturer recognized for his progressive

thinking around speed development and athletic

preparation. He has worked with some of the

finest sprint talent in the world, including

Donovan Bailey, Andre Cason, Dawn Sowell,

Sheila Echols, and Gwen Torrence. Formerly Head

Women’s Coach at Louisiana State University, he

is the co-founder of Speed Dynamics. Seagrave

currently coaches Olympic Gold Medalist and

three-time World Long Jump Champion Dwight

Phillips and 2003 100mH World Champion

Perdita Felicien.

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