[Carl Valle]

Carl Valle on December 24, 2012 at 2:11 am #18638

I was watching a video from Kebba Tolbert with Tom Tellez being showcased on the shot, and it was pure genius. One of the difficult parts of coaching the shot is getting into the power position consistently every single time with new throwers. Every year I blank the brain out and get back to Dyson and Tellez on the mechanics of the events to get a pure perspective. I am worried that great coaches

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[W.E. Price]

W.E. Price on December 24, 2012 at 5:34 am #118838

I haven’t found any snippet of media that presents Tom Tellez lacking in beneficial instruction for all sports, let alone track and field. I still view his presentation during the ’96 trials as masterpiece – particularly with his athletes at that time onboard.

I often hear where Tellez and Schexnayder are coined “old school” and somehow thought of as out-of-date and non-applicable with most events. IMHO, I believe that is a mistake.

[Carl Valle]

Carl Valle on December 24, 2012 at 6:58 am #118839

I haven’t found any snippet of media that presents Tom Tellez lacking in beneficial instruction for all sports, let alone track and field. I still view his presentation during the ’96 trials as masterpiece – particularly with his athletes at that time onboard.

I often hear where Tellez and Schexnayder are coined “old school” and somehow thought of as out-of-date and non-applicable with most events. IMHO, I believe that is a mistake.

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