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Abstract

Here is the never-before-released `Learning from the Legends'
seminar featuring two of the most sought after track & field
coaches on planet Earth

Fellow coaches:

As you know, the most effective coaches never run out of questions
about training. And, if you're like me, the more success you help your
athletes experience, the more questions you have. It's an endless
cycle.

Whether you coach high schoolers or Olympic Champions, one fact remains
clear:

To succeed at the highest levels, you need to learn from and study the
best. And, for my money, that means going to the coaches who Olympic
coaches go to when they have questions about training.

But here's the problem...

Before now, if you wanted access to their information, you had to
attend one of the rare (and elite level) conferences they spoke at. (Or
try to piece together clips of video scattered all over the Internet.)

I have good news. Those days are over.

My name is Kebba Tolbert and I have the good fortune of calling one of
these coaching legends my mentor. This experience has had a profound
impact on my own coaching career and I want to share some of what I've
learned with you.

I recently hosted and filmed a private `Learning from the Legends'
seminar where they laid out their training methods for the sprints,
hurdles, jumps and throws... over the course of 7.5 hours.

And, for the first time ever, you can get immediate access to the full
contents of that seminar and learn directly from the Kings of Kings.

Before You Continue... Grab These Exclusive Training Manuals..for FREE
from Legendary Coaches Tom Tellez and Dan Pfaff

Get these top training manuals and discover:

* Methods for Developing Strength and Power
* A Biomechanics Approach to Sprinting
* Breaking down the 200 meter start
* Guidelines of Plyometric Training
* An Analysis of Carl Lewis's race

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It only takes 10 seconds... go ahead and get it now, you'll be glad you
did.

By now you may have guessed who these heavyweights are. But if not, let
me introduce them to you:

Tom Tellez Tom Tellez

A member of the U.S. Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame, Tellez has
produced some of the greatest track and field performers in the history
of the sport.

In addition to coaching outstanding individual athletes, Tellez also
had some successful teams during his 22 years as head coach at Houston.
He led the men's team to nine Top 10 showings at the NCAA indoor meet,
including a fourth-place finish in 1996. He also guided UH to six Top
15 finishes at the NCAA outdoor meet. The UH men won the 1997 and 1998
indoor and outdoor Conference USA titles, as well as the 1977 and 1978
Southwest Conference indoor titles.

In addition to his success as UH's men's coach, Tellez also began the
Lady Cougar program and led them to three Top 10 finishes at the NCAA
Indoor Championships and eight Top 20 finishes at the NCAA Outdoor
meet. Houston also won the 1983, 1984 and 1987 SWC indoor titles and
the 1984 and 1990 SWC outdoor championships under his direction.

Before Houston, Tellez was an assistant coach at UCLA beginning in
1968. While at UCLA, he coached Dwight Stones, Mike Tully, Willie Banks
and James Butts. In 1976, he was offered the chance to become the
strength and conditioning coach for the Dallas Cowboys under Tom
Landry. Instead, he opted to come to Houston. In addition to his
success at Houston, Tellez enjoyed tremendous success on the
international circuit as well. Between 1984 and 1996, six of the seven
United States sprinters who won Olympic Gold Medals were coached by
Tellez and seven of the USA's overall 13 medals were claimed by his
athletes.

He was named the head coach for the 1991 U.S. national team that
competed in the World Championships at Tokyo, Japan and was the head
coach for the 1987 USA Pan American team. He also served as an
assistant coach for the 1980 and 1984 USA Olympic teams. He coached the
throwing events in 1980 and the jumping events in 1984.

Accomplishments Achieved by Coach Tellez' Athletes:

Carl Lewis
10 Olympic Medals including 9 Gold Former World Record Holder

Leroy Burrell
100m - 3x NCAA Champ, Olympic Gold, Former World Record Holder

Mike Marsh
Olympic Gold

Joe DeLoach
200m - NCAA Champ, Olympic Gold

Michele Finn-Burrell
Olympic Gold

Kirk Baptiste
2x NCAA Champ, Olympic Silver

Carol Lewis
LJ - NCAA Champ, Olympic team

Frank Rutherfod
3x NCAA Champ, Olympic Bronze

Jolanda Jones
Hep - 3xNCAA Champ

Floyd Heard
Olympic team

Jenny Adams
LJ - 2xNCAA Champ

Michelle Collins
200m - NCAA Champ
Jackie Washington
Olympic team
Sam Jefferson
100m - NCAA Champ
Stanley Floyd
100m - NCAA Champ
Rick Meyer
Discus - NCAA Champ
Greg Edmonds
60m - NCAA Champ
Brian Stanton
HJ - NCAA Champ
Darius Pemberton
55mH - NCAA Champ
Anthony Ketchum
400m - NCAA Champ
Patsy Walker
Pent/Hep - 2xNCAA Champ
Mark Baughman
Shot - NCAA Champ

Dan Pfaff Dan Pfaff

A highly respected authority on field event coaching around the world,
Pfaff has more than 30 years of coaching to his credit, including as
the women's track and field head coach at the UTEP and assistant
coaching positions at the University of Florida, University of
Texas-Austin, and LSU. Pfaff has tutored athletes who have combined to
earn 29 NCAA individual national championships, more than 150 NCAA
All-America honors, as well as guiding 33 Olympians who went on to earn
7 medals at the Olympic Games.

Pfaff coached 1996 Olympic gold medalist and 100m world record holder
Donovan Bailey. He helped guide former Canadian star Bruny Surin, who
claimed the silver medal in the 100m at the 1999 World Championships.
He also coached Obadele Thompson of Barbados to a bronze in the 100m at
the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.

Pfaff has served as a coach on teams that have won 17 NCAA titles, has
coached on three Olympic team staffs and seven World Championships
staffs. While at University of Texas-Austin (1995-2003), the Texas
men's team finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Outdoor Championships
four of six seasons. While there, he coached nine NCAA champions and a
pair of Olympians. One of his most highly accomplished athletes, Mark
Boswell, finished his career with 19 consecutive wins and took home the
NCAA indoor and outdoor titles in the high jump in 1999 and 2000.

Prior to his arrival in Austin, Pfaff was the head field events coach
at LSU from 1984-95 for both the men and women's teams. While in Baton
Rouge, LSU enjoyed tremendous success as the Tigers' women's team won
the NCAA outdoor title nine consecutive years from 1987-95 and claimed
the indoor title six times in that span. The men's team added a pair of
NCAA outdoor titles in 1989 and 1990. In his tenure at LSU, Pfaff
coached athletes who won 17 NCAA titles.

Accomplishments achieved by Coach Pfaff's athletes:

Donovan Bailey
100m - 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist

Obadele Thompson
100m - 2000 Olympic Bronze

Amy Acuff
HJ - 2004 Olympics (4th)

Bruny Surin
100m - 1999 World Champs Silver

Dudley Dorival
110mH - 2001 World Champs Bronze

Lavern Eve
Javelin - NCAA Champ, Olympic team

Shiela Echols
LJ - NCAA Champ, Olympic team

Dionne Rose, 100mH - World Champs finalist

Danyel Mitchell
Shot/Disc, NCAA Champ, World Champs Team

Mark Boswell
HJ - NCAA Champ

Richard Duncan
LJ - NCAA Champ

Jacob Davis
PV - NCAA Champ

Jackie Edwards
LJ - Olympic Finalist

Brian Hunter
PV - NCAA Champ

Tom Lange
HJ - NCAA Champ

John Nichols
Discus - NCAA Champ

Mikael Olander
Dec - NCAA Champ

Mario Sategna
Dec - NCAA Champ

Llewellyn Starks
LJ - NCAA Champ

Ivan Wagner
HJ - NCAA Champ

Tore Johnson
Weight Throw - Former World Record Holder

Daphnie Saunders
LJ - NCAA Champ, World Champs team

As you can see, these guys' results need no fancy marketing or sales
pitch. It goes without saying that any coaching tip, technique or
strategy you can pick up from either Coach Pfaff or Coach Tellez will
have an immediate and positive impact on your athletes' performance.

With that said,

Here are the Insider Secrets Behind the Two Godfathers of Track & Field
Coaching

Coach Tom Tellez

Session I: Methods to Improve Sprint Starts and Sprint/Hurdle Mechanics

5 training factors leading athletes to maximize their potential,
regardless of ability (and the percentage they contribute to the 100m
race)
Why focusing on reaction time is practically useless...and
what to work on instead
7 specific objectives of the block start, from body angles to
force application

Exactly why arm action controls tempo, pacing and stride length...think
`hips are the engine, arms are the gas pedal'
An easy way to keep athletes from falling apart at the end of
the race
5 Rules for determining block spacing
Why no effort should be made to look at the first hurdle until
*after* the 3rd or 4th stride

The #1 reason athletes must shorten the last step before the
hurdle...or the race is over before it begins
And much more...

Session II: Shot Put and Discus Throwing

Why teaching `batting' can help throwers quickly learn to rotate the
hips
2 reasons blocking must be taught and developed in order to
maximize distance
How to prevent shot putters from striking too early

How to use the block arm to lead the throw (shot put)
The most effective methods for getting to the power position

Secrets behind shifting weight and transferring momentum between legs
during the discus spin
An easy way to tell if discus throwers release the block too
soon

And much more

Coach Dan Pfaff

Session I: Training Design for Improved Performance in the Sprints,
Hurdles, and Jumps

Why `Building a BASE' is a myth...

6 foundational elements of the training process that must be understood
by the coach designing and implementing the program

Why understanding biomotor skill development is fundamental to success,
whether working at the age group or Olympic levels

9 proven methods for developing specific speed in sprinters, jumpers
and hurdlers
The most effective methods for getting to the power position

How to increase strength using these 6 progressions based on training
age, skill level and time of year

4 key factors to consider when designing training programs...and how
they affect short and long term planning

Pros and cons of modifying the training plan during the season

Why the use of `cycle design' allows for optimal evolution of future
training design protocols

Exactly what to do when athletes miss unplanned periods of training due
to illness, injury, etc.
And much more...

Session II: Correcting Technical Flaws in the Field Events

The #1 thing athletes must be able to do in order to correct flaws in
event specific technique

Why established technique must evolve with the athlete in order to see
continued improvement...and how to approach it

12 specific causes of faulty movement patterns and detailed discussion
on how to address these errors

A detailed review of why fundamental biomotor skill and movement
patterns must be established before adding advanced technique to the
jump or throw

9 reasons for deterioration of established technique in field event
athletes (with specific problem solving instructions for each
identified problem)

How to keep (new and old) injuries from creating imbalances in
technical execution

Why a poorly designed training program can destroy technical mastery

Top 3 reasons the coach may be the cause of the athlete's inability to
execute and evolve technical proficiency
And much more...

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How Much Does the Learning from the Legends Seminar Cost?

If you were to attend a seminar of this caliber, you'd have to factor
in the costs of flight, hotel, meals and transportation. Not to mention
the stress and hassle of traveling and the cost of the seminar itself.

After all, spending over 7.5 hours watching and listening to two of the
most influential coaches in the sport of Track & Field isn't cheap.
And, I think you'd agree, it shouldn't be.

So offering this information to you for $200 - $300 would be more than
fair considering the number of improvements you'll immediately make to
your training progressions, regardless of the skill level or event
group you work with.

But I'm a track coach, too. And I fully understand how small our
budgets are and how much we have to do with extremely limited
resources.

Besides, I'll be honest. When I originally ran this private seminar, I
didn't think about making it available to the public. So I didn't have
Coach Tellez or Coach Pfaff wear a microphone. But the information is
so good, I knew it would be an invaluable resource to coaches like you.

So we did have to play around with the audio when preparing this
program. You won't have any trouble hearing any of the information, I
promise you that.

In a nutshell, the audio is a bit like our athletes: Not perfect, but
well worth the time and effort.

Because of this, combined with the fact that we're making these
presentations and seminar notes available as digital downloads, we can
eliminate the cost of production, shipping, processing, etc., and pass
those savings on to you.

When you order the entire 7.5 hour `Learning from the Legends'
Seminar from Coach Tom Tellez and Coach Dan Pfaff, you'll receive
immediate access to the entire program for only [DEL: $199 :DEL] .
Special Release Price of ONLY 97 dollars!

In addition, we'll give you all the PowerPoint slides and notes from
the seminar, allowing you to follow along with Coach Tellez and Pfaff.

When you think about it, it's a pretty good deal! You get the
never-before-seen `Learning from the Legends' seminar (and all the
handouts) with coaching gurus Tom Tellez and Dan Pfaff and you get it
all for only [DEL: $199 :DEL] 97 dollars. Order Now.

60 Day, No Risk, No Questions Asked, 100% Money Back Guarantee!

It's possible you may decide Learning from the Legends is not what
you're looking for. Maybe you'll decide the sheer amount of information
is overwhelming.

I don't think this will happen, but I want you to be satisfied the same
way I want my athletes and clients to be satisfied. So I'm offering you
my iron clad 100% money back guarantee.

If you don't think Learning from the Legends Seminar is worth every
penny you paid for it, simply return it within 60 days of your purchase
and I'll give you a full refund.

No questions asked. There's absolutely No Risk on your part!

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Learning from the Legends Digital Seminar

Here's what you get:
1. Coach Tellez - 2 hours and 15 minute 'Methods to Improve Sprint
Starts and Sprint/Hurdle Mechanics' Presentation
2. Coach Tellez - 1 hour and 30 minute 'Shot Put and Discus Throwing'
Presentation
3. Coach Pfaff - 1 hour and 30 minute 'Training Design for Improved
Performance in the Sprints, Hurdles, and Jumps' Presentation w/
PowerPoint Notes
4. Coach Pfaff - 1 hour 30 minute 'Correcting Technical Flaws in the
Field Events' w/ PowerPoint Notes
5. 60 minute Question & Answer Session with Coach Tellez and Coach
Pfaff

Over 7.5 Hours of "Learning from the Legends Digital Seminar" Plus
All Handouts for Only [DEL: $199 :DEL] $97

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If you want to get inside the minds of two of the most accomplished
technical specialists in the sport of track and field, then order your
copy of the "Learning from the Legends" seminar now.

In track,

Kebba Tolbert
Kebba Tolbert
Kebba Tolbert

P.S. - For the first time, you can get immediate access to the 7.5
hour, never-before-released `Learning from the Legends' track and field
seminar featuring coaching legends Tom Tellez and Dan Pfaff.

P.P.S. - Don't forget my no risk, no questions asked, money back
guarantee. You have a full 60 days to check out the entire 7.5 hour
seminar and if you are not completely satisfied with your purchase I
will refund 100% of your money.

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NOTE: Learning from the Legends Seminar is a downloadable video
recording of a seminar plus ebook handouts. No physical products will
be shipped. After you order, you will get INSTANT ACCESS to the video
download plus the handouts download onto your computer. The video
format is mp4, and the handouts are PDF's which can be viewed on Mac or
PC.

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