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    A Couple of Training Videos

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          Thomas White on December 18, 2010 at 9:26 am #17219

          Bobby Tatum, a former UT and ACU football and track guy. Perhaps Star can fill in some details but my understanding is that he was a 46.xx 400m guy just a few years ago. Looks to have shifted towards bodybuilding.

          This one is from David Boston, looks to have slimmed up a bit. Still impressed with his footwork and elasticity.

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          Nick Newman on December 19, 2010 at 7:08 am #104121

          LOL the Boston vid is just slightly speeded up however.

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          Thomas White on December 19, 2010 at 7:17 am #104123

          The guy was impressive before his body fell apart! I think Ian Danney basically created the ultimate power speed athlete when he had him running 4.3’s at 260.

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          Carl Valle on December 19, 2010 at 7:23 am #104124

          Maybe for bobsled but coaches were very vocal about the ability to play receiver and the videos of practice look like they supported that notion.

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          Thomas White on December 19, 2010 at 8:10 am #104128

          Correct, I think David was looking to be an extremely explosive guy that would come in for a few plays and then rest for a few. That
          doesn’t jive well with today’s game and schemes. For the money they pay #1 receivers, they expect you to be on the field all the time. What exactly did Ian do that was different than CP? I think this was around the same time he trained Gea Johnson.

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          burkhalter on December 19, 2010 at 10:26 am #104130

          Correct, I think David was looking to be an extremely explosive guy that would come in for a few plays and then rest for a few. That
          doesn’t jive well with today’s game and schemes. For the money they pay #1 receivers, they expect you to be on the field all the time. What exactly did Ian do that was different than CP? I think this was around the same time he trained Gea Johnson.

          i spent a few days with Ian in Edmonton a long time ago. Before he had all these big names. I didn’t know what to ask really at that time, but he was influenced by Pfaff. Seagrave to some degree, at least technically with the pawback stuff and all. If I didn’t know he was a Poliquin associate I would have never known he was influenced by him. His sample weeks looked mote like track sample weeks, more like Pfaff except he seemed to split upper and lower weights up some. Nice and intense guy. I learned more just being around him and seeing how hard he worked and carried himself. Left an impression hen I was young. Hot wife too.

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          eroszag on February 27, 2011 at 11:49 am #105930

          Brooke, do you have some weekly set up to share=?

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