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    2018: A Year in Review

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    By Ryan Banta on December 31, 2018 Ryan Banta's Blog
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    2018 was a wonderful year for my family. We celebrated my youngest daughters first birthday, my wife got a nice promotion, and the Sprinter?s Compendium went over 1000 copies sold. Personally, my team(s) have continued our traditions qualifying and placing at the state championship. In 2018 I hit the age of 40 and got a chance to travel from the mountains of Wyoming to the Atlantic Ocean with my family. It was a nice personal adventure that has given me a chance to reflect on how far I have come along with how lucky I am to have a supportive family and friends. Thanks again to all of you who have retweeted, commented, shared, review, and contacted me directly your support over the years. It is appreciated more than I can express in words. Moving forward to 2019 I am excited to be speaking around the United States and finishing my masters in positive performance psychology.

    As per tradition, I have done my best to put all of my writing, videos, and presentations into one location as a digital wrap up for 2018.

    ITCCCA 2019 Clinic

    https://itccca.com/14529/2018/11/2019-itccca-clinic-speaker-ryan-banta/

    Central California Clinic

    https://events.eventzilla.net/e/central-cali-track-and-field-coaching-clinic-2019—2138957237

    Speed Podcast

    A New Coaches Guide to Developing a Training Plan 2018 MTCCCA Clinic -Ryan Banta

    World Speed Summit 6

    World Speed Summit 6!!!

    MTCCCA 2011-2018 Presentations

    https://www.mtccca.org/Presentations.html

    Zoom POP: Are you losing Sleep Over Sleep

    Build Better Athletes A-Z

    https://build-better-athletes.teachable.com/p/build-better-athletes

    Life, Love, Speed

    Life, Love, Speed.

    Lessons Learned from Track & Field Legends

    https://robbiebourke.podbean.com/e/episode-183-ryan-banta-lessons-learned-from-track-and-field-legends/

    Track & Field Planner Review: Sprinter?s Compendium

    http://trackandfieldplanner.com/book-review-the-sprinters-compendium/

    ZoomPOP Speed: How do we make people faster

    40 Thoughts in 40 Years

    40 Thoughts in 40 Years

    Zoom POP: What is the Role of Social Media in Performance, Fitness and Rehabilitation

    CVASPS Episode 146-Ryan Banta, Parkway Central High School- Athlete Dependent Training Take Patience

    https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/cvasps/episodes/2018-08-13T21_00_00-07_00

    Zoom POP: Creating a High Performance Team

    Wisdom from a Man who Feeds Cats

    Wisdom from the Man Who Feeds Cats

    Zoom POP: Professionalism in Strength and Conditioning

    https://vimeo.com/286295999

    Coaching, Culture, and Masters.  

    Ryan Banta ? Commonalities Between Elite Speed Practitioners

    https://360.altis.world/presentations/ryan-banta-commonalities-elite-speed-practitioners/

    Back to the Basics of Speed

    Altis Essentials (team culture)

    https://education.altis.world/the-altis-essentials-course/

    Altis Podcast

    http://altisworld.libsyn.com/17-18-athletigen-acp-podcast-4-with-ryan-banta

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    Ryan is a successful high school coach. His athletes have achieved 76 school records, 2 top four finishes at the state championships, 3 district championships, 107 state semi-finalist (sectionals), 63 state qualifiers, 2 state records (3200 and 4x800), 14 national ranked events, 34 all state performances, 8 state champions, 7 runner up performances, and 2 Gatorade athletes of the year. Ryan is a USATF level II coach in the sprints, hurdles, relays, and endurance and recently earned a USTFCCCA track and field technical coaching certification.
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