Our program was created a little over a year ago and has already grown exponentially. It has been such a blessing to build so many positive relationships with so many amazing parent athletes ,and coaches. To watch these young leaders grow and develop has been nothing short of amazing.
Hit a huge milestone for myself as a second-year runner this past weekend.
PRād in two events ā 2:22.06 in the 800m for 1st overall, then came back and ran a 13.50 in the 100mš
Progress starting to show. Still much more work to do šŖš¾
#Bigger #Faster #Stronger #Slowgrind #2033
Love to see the pieces come together my youngest prep Micah Brooksšš¾
He has been training with since he was 5 years old.. Now at 7 he starting to look like a problem š
Congratulations to Journee Willie on setting both a new Pr in his open 200m (23.27) and his 100m (11.53). Love seeing the progression this young man is showing š„
Two years ago she was running 1:43 in the 400.
Now sheās down to 1:08.
This is what real youth development looks like.
Itās not always pretty in the beginning. The times might not stand out yet and everything may still look rawā¦ but with time, consistency, and the right coaching, things start to come together.
Step by step the form sharpens.
The confidence grows.
The times start dropping.
A lot of people want fast results, but real development is built over years, not weeks.
Confidence wins races too.
At some point, every athlete has to believe:
āIām better prepared than the person next to me.ā
Thatās not disrespect.
Thatās competition.
Every parent wants to see their child succeedā¦
but success doesnāt come from perfect races.
It comes from learning, growing, and having the right guidance.
@faster.utah June 9-10
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Learning the basics is essential for every youth athlete.
No matter the age or skill level, the foundation always comes first. Long-term development is built through consistent reps, proper technique, and learning how to move the right way before chasing results.
