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Building & Maintaining A Jump Dynasty
Nic Peterson
With Sue Humphrey, Host & Founder of the Gold Medal Coaches Summit
Coach Peterson has created the top horizontal jumpers in the nation. Learn how he does it and how you can implement his teachings in your program.
Over the past 12 years, Coach Nic Peterson has continued the outstanding jump reputation that the U of Florida has. He started coaching as a volunteer at U of Nebraska and at TCU before coming to Florida. Over his career, he's coached 7 Olympians and earned 9 Coach of the Year awards. Athletes he's coached have won 9 NCAA team and 7 SEC team titles. Individuals he's worked with have won 21 Individual NCAA medals along with 28 SEC ones. His pro group includes Anna Hall, Jasmine Moore, Marquis Dendy, Donald Scott & Yanis David.
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Transitioning A High School Sprinter To College Competition
Tonja Buford-Bailey
With Sue Humphrey, Host & Founder of the Gold Medal Coaches Summit
Coach Bailey has gone from successful athlete to coach. She shares what a college coach is looking for in a sprinter & how you can help an athlete progress.
An Olympic 400m hurdler bronze medalist turned into Nike Coach of the Year, Coach Tonja Buford-Bailey has excelled at all levels of our sport. After graduating from the U of Illinois, Buford-Bailey transitioned into assistant coach & then head coach there. She then moved to The University of Texas-Austin where she was an assistant & Head Coach before retiring to work with professional female sprinters/hurdlers at the TBBTC (Tonja Buford-Bailey TC).
She was selected Coach of the Year 8 times & is a 3 time USA Olympian. Off the track, she's on the USATF Board of Directors representing Coaches. Her training group includes Olympic medalist Gabby Thomas, Lynna Irby Jackson, Tia Jones, & Christina Clemons.
High Jump Made Easier
Dusty Jonas
With Sue Humphrey, Host & Founder of the Gold Medal Coaches Summit
The high jump program at Nebraska dominates the Big 10. Here are some of Coach Jonas' secrets, so you can have high flyers too.
Olympic High Jumper, Dusty Jonas, has developed a jump squad that has dominated Big 10 results for many years. In his 14 seasons at the U of Nebraska, the jumpers he's coached have won 18 Big 10 titles and earned 32 All-American honors. Jonas was on 8 Team USA squads and world ranked #9 in 2010.
Developing A Strong Thrower Program
JC Lambert
With Sue Humphrey, Host & Founder of the Gold Medal Coaches Summit
Coach Lambert has coached Olympians & beginners. Listen to his strategies to add to your training. There are many "off the field" exercises to do which will affect the results.
Starting as a thrower at Southern Illinois, Coach JC Lambert quickly moved from a volunteer assistant to a full-time position as the throw coach, weight room supervision and meet managment duties. While at SIU, athletes he coached won 33 conference titles, 20 All-American positions, & 1 National Champion. He was named Regional Assistant Coach of the Year in 2022. One of the throwers he coaches, Deanna Price, won back to back NCAA titles along with making the 2020 USA Olympic squad.
Creating A Distance Culture At A Sprint School
Will Palmer
With Sue Humphrey, Host & Founder of the Gold Medal Coaches Summit
Florida hasn't had a distance reputation for several years. In a year, Coach Palmer has led the Gators to a 5th place cross country team & NCAA individual champ. Success has followed Palmer wherever he goes. Hear his insight to victories.
Distance coach Will Palmer has had success follow him from U of Oklahoma to Iowa State to Western Kentucky to Georgetown to U of Alabama before coming to the U of Florida. After 5 years at Alabama, runners he trained won the SEC cross country championship & finished 3rd at the NCAA championship. His runners have been equally successful on the track.
During his first cross country season at Florida, the women's team finished 5th overall at the NCAA Championships. The Gators hadn't had a team scoring the year prior. One of the Gators won the women's race overall and he was named Coach of the Year by USTFCCCA.
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