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    By Ryan Banta on August 10, 2017 Ryan Banta's Blog
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    Guys,

    Years ago I was offered an opportunity to write here at Elitetrack.com by Carl Valle and Mike Young. Even though Mike and I met just one time briefly at a USATF Level II school he trusted me enough to give me a shot to share my ideas. After a couple years of writing, I was lucky enough to visit the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista during the summer of the London Games. While I was there a number of people I spoke with had discussed what I had written here at Elitetrack.com. From there I felt an intense need to write the Sprinter’s Compendium. Over forty coaches from around the world have contributed. Many who have athletes bringing home a major medal back to their respective countries. This book has taken me five years to finish but has been a bucket list item as far back as I can remember.

    Reviews for the book can be found here-

    The Sprinters Compendium Book Review by Mike Hurst

    The Sprinters Compendium

    The book can be purchased here-

    The offical?book site is here-?https://sprinterscompendium.com/

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    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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