I really needed this video, my freshman year was taken due to covid and my recent season, sophomore season, was taken due to a bad injury. My coach always said he saw the greatness in me but I haven’t been able to show that on the track due to inconveniences. I’m definitely claiming junior season as my year and making a huge comeback during indoor.
i love your videos. i'm a sophomore and i run the 400 and 4x4, and was recently put in the 800. i'm so focused on learning this season because next year and my senior year i'm really focused on recruitment
Very good and helpful. Appreciate all that you are doing. Christian is running XC now with the hope it will make him a better 400m, 800m (his favorite) and 1600m runner. He really doesn't like more than 1600m, but we are hoping XC will build his stamina and endurance to get the most out of his ability for the 800m. He's just a freshman so we got a long way to go!!!
Love to hear that. My other advice would be to make sure Christian has adequate rest. High school is a time where you can make a ton of improvement. However, make sure Christian is never overworked that’s how injuries happen. So I would make sure he always gets proper recovery and rest.
I did hurdles and high jump back in high school. I'm mad I didn't take track and field more seriously at the time, but I have to admit I didn't have a real passion for it. I really could've went far with it because I had the tools and plenty of opportunities. However I still wanted to play basketball so I didn't fully commit to track and field, and even though I received a partial scholarship to a D2 school, they didn't have my major and the school was too expensive so I ended up not going. But looking back, going to the high school I went to with my mindset now, I would've dedicated more time to track and field and made it the #1 priority and only play basketball sparingly at my own leisure, because I had no chance playing high school basketball because the coaches played favorites. Grades were never an issue for me, I always had good grades throughout high school.
Yeah a lot of people I know were really good at track and field too. But, they had another sport they took serious besides track. I feel like the strength of T&F is that it’s an individual sport and what you put in you get out. You don’t have to depend on teammates doing the right thing except for on relays. You’re always in control of how you do. I hope more people see the great opportunities there are in T&F.
@@MJPTV And also what I like about track is that there is very little to no favoritism shown by coaches, you're either good or your not, it's not like other team sports where there is a limited amount of roster spots, a certain system you have to fit into, or other players have a size or experience advantage, it doesn't matter if you've been running for 2 years or 8 years, or if your 5-8 or 6-3, all that matters is how well you perform at meets, better coaching can help you improve faster, yes, but at the end of the day you still have to put in that work and perform well at your events
@@dwightlove3704 I ended up going to a school that didn't have any sports teams. But if I did I definitely would've tried to join the team, however I wouldn't have known what I was getting myself into because college sports is a whole different ball game than high school, and honestly I wasn't that serious about it. For me track was just something to do after school. I really wanted to play basketball, but never had the proper coaching or opportunities to take my game to the next level.
At the moment I run the 100 m and 200 m. I'm a freshman in MN and like track is the first sport I joined , and it's a really nice sport and I hope to go far in it.
I’m a freshman and my main event is the 100m hurdles! I also do long jump, 100m dash, 200m dash, and sometimes fill in for people in either the 4x100m relay or the 4x200m relay. I am currently trying to break my school hurdle record.
I know one of the best hurdle coaches in the world make sure you follow him on IG! His advice will definitely help you reach your goals! instagram.com/hurdlescience?igshid=1sugm7l22dggs
Do you know your long jump from that time? I just want to compare to mine so I know what is good for d1. I'm a freshman and hoping to go d1 My long jump pr is 16'9. I almost got the school record in middle school. The kid who did get it is a senior now and he's insane
Great advice! I was top four in my state in four events and had to wait through two years of college competition before being offered a scholarship. Nobody heard of me.
Good job! Congratulations on getting scholarship, good info and tip, will relay to my son who is also doing track and field at school before, maybe he'll be interested on this!
I run the 400m and 4 x 4 relay I’m a Junior in HS but I can also run all of the events lower than the 400, I also run the 400mIH, and Long Jump, 200, and 100 I haven’t tried the 800 but I run a 56s 400 rn and I have a meet on Monday I want to cut that 400 time down 7 seconds by senior year
I’m starting track junior year in high school trying to learn as much as I can. If anyone sees this could I get some tips? And I love the videos man very helpful. Also I plan on doing the 100m and focus on speed events
So I’m a sophomore in HS looking at schools to apply to this summer and, tbh man, it’s is SO HARD to find schools that I want that also offer men’s programs. My mom wants me to go to Utah University but I can’t go there at all now because they only have a women’s program. Same thing with most of my local schools too. 😞😞
I'm a currently a 10th grader and I been running track since 7th grade I'm very passionate about it but this year I wasn't able to run because my mom feared Corona...I'm trying to come back stronger than ever my 11th grade year any tips of some things I can start doing now get do this summer to maintain and improve until tryouts After Summer 👀
Build up your strength and explosive power in the weight room. Work on your form and technique especially working on proper body position. Keep building up your speed endurance and speed reserves since this year is extra fast! Also since you haven’t been running you might need to do a bit more base training to build up your endurance.
Hey Coach. I’m a discus thrower in the 10th grade from Australia. I’m ranked top in my country and in the pacific and Asian games. But still was wondering how to get my name out to American recruiters. As the throws are under appreciated in Australia and I have only received offers from local private high schools. Thanks
Since you’re in the 10th grade coaches won’t give you as much attention. But during your 11th and 12th grade year you should get more attention. 1. Make sure you try to call coaches. A lot of coaches will be in their office around 4:00 PM / 16:00. Be sure to check to see what time it is wherever you’re calling. 2. Try to qualify and compete in big meets this will definitely help elevate your status. 3. Become ranked on the worldwide U18 performance list. This will make a lot of big schools in America approach you. 4. See if there are any foreign coaches on the staff. Contacting them will definitely help since most likely they’re in charge of finding international talent. 5. Reach out to people with connections. Try to contact someone like Throws University. I’m sure they have a lot of great contacts that would be interested in you in the future. ua-cam.com/channels/JHN67MyAkxKpVCS6olM_Vw.html Hopefully these tips will help!
When is the best time to start reaching out to colleges? Also, some colleges demand you apply by a certain date but that date is earlier than the peak of senior track season so you wont hit your highschool peak by the time you apply...
Whenever you really want to. Age should never stop you from pursuing a goal. In my opinion the earlier you get serious the better you’ll be. Put in the work now so you can get the reward you want later 💯
I have a question, I have a 13 year old daughter who plays and loves basketball, unfortunately she lacks height and speed and because of her lack of speed coaches don't give her a fair chance. I have asked a few people I know that ran track in high school, do high school track and field coaches take "slow" runners?
Sadly often times most coaches tend to prioritize just the fast runners. Your best bet would be to find a committed club coach or go to another school where they are going to take the time out to develop your daughter. Another good but probably more expensive option would be to find a personal track and field trainer. Local track clubs are probably your best bet since you have the most freedom of choice.
If you’re school district allows it then I would try to find a coach at a different school who will take the time to develop your child properly. Hopefully you can find a solution 🙏🏾
There is a school for everyone. Your time might be fast enough for D1 yet but having good grades is a huge factor. Coaches want to have a high team GPA. But being able to run 49 is good don’t rule out going to a D2 school or JUCO!
Being 1st in your state is never a bad thing. And even if you don’t go D1 I’m sure you’ll have an opportunity to run in college. Don’t sleep on D2, D3, or JUCO they’ve produced some great athletes and have amazing coaches!
Very solid times for sure 👍🏾 If you want to keep making progress be sure to compete in summer track too. Junior and senior year of high school you can see a lot of improvement so stay on your grind 💯
It’s not about where you go it’s about who you’re with coaching wise. Because sometimes the bigger schools don’t always have the best coaches. Go with a coach who has a good track record and actually cares about their athletes beyond the track.
Crazy how I’m just seeing this but my GPA is 3.3 and I’m ranked the fastest sophomore in Pennsylvania and I am 7th in the nation for my class. I’m ranked 7th fastest in Pennsylvania so what are my chances. And what schools exactly
You’re already on the right track! You have a good GPA already. Just make sure you go into college disciplined enough to get your work done on the road, with less time, and more distractions than the usual student. Being top 10 in your class is a sign you’re able to run at the NCAA level. I give you a 70% chance to run D1. Reach out to any school you want to go to. However the school you want to go to may not be recruiting your event this year. Reach out to schools in and outside of your area. Sometimes the program that really wants you won’t be close to home. Always go where they’ll treat you the best or where you have the biggest offer from. You never want to be the guy who’s just barely on the team it won’t be a good experience. But if you need to pay for school go where you have the best scholarship. Make sure to keep your options open and use wisdom when deciding where to go. Make sure if you’re unhappy for valid reasons after your first year or semester TRANSFER. Never stick around a bad program for any emotional reasons you have to look out for yourself. Hopefully this helps!
where can you find the national leaderboard over there? i’m from the UK and it’s not the same as over here so want to check where i would be. i run 300/400
Google milesplit! They will show you the #1 time in every event but to see the full list on milesplit you would have to pay for a subscription. I’ll drop some links. www.milesplit.com/rankings/leaders/high-school-boys/indoor-track-and-field www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/Division/Top.aspx?DivID=70667
Hey please respond i need your opinion. im a junior running a 52.34 400m with a 41’3.25 triple jump would you say i have potential and im just really trying to market myself i got injured the end of my junior season and im gonna bounce back hard this senior year
If you keep training hard during the summer and compete in summer track. To eventually run sub 49 in the 400m I’m sure some college will show interest in you. I’m not sure if it’ll be D1 schools but sub 49 will get you looks. Idk what marks you’ll need to hit for the TJ so I can’t predict anything there.
Work on your 100m time to help increase your frequency and max speed to help with your 200m & 400m times. Make sure you’re working on mastering your race plan and technique. Wishing you the best and go get that scholarship 💯
I live in Texas and I’m doing 100m dash and I made it to Area so far and I race again on April 14 or 15 and I came in 2nd at the District Finals do you think I have a chance at getting a scholarship ship my goal originally wasn’t to get a track scholarship I was trying to get a Football scholarship but things didn’t go well and I honestly wasn’t even expecting to get this far and now I’m training for Area and I don’t know how this track stuff works
What times do you run that ultimately is what will get you a D1, D2, or D3 scholarship. Plus what grade are you in that will determine how much time you have to get better if you aren’t running times that will get you a scholarship.
@@MJPTV My fastest 100m dash was 11.44 and this is coming from inexperience of block starts. The next week and a half my coach is going to help me come out of blocks better and if I can do that I might have a chance at regionals and breaking a school record which is 10.84 Bc I’ve ran out faster but according to my coach I need to stop worrying about other people around me Bc I tense up trying to run faster and work on form the other thing he told me was running through the line
Yeah you can’t worry about what other people are doing just stay relaxed in shoulders, hands, and jaw. You want to be as smooth as possible transitioning from your drive phase to your acceleration phase. Since you’re new to track once you get comfortable competing I think you’ll definitely have a shot at your school record.
Take 2 deep breaths and tense your body up before you run and then release it. This should help with relaxation but don’t do it too much because you still need to push out. And keep things simple don’t focus on every little detail of sprinting go out there and run and have fun.
It’s natural to worry about the future but don’t dwell on it. Put your head down make a smart plan and work hard to achieve it. Enjoy your time in high school. College will be there after 💯
I know very little about middle distance training so I wouldn’t want to give you bad advice. Checkout Run CCG on IG he’s the best mid and long distance coach I know of. instagram.com/runccg?igshid=1whgkowkrqhqc
You should be able to since you would still have four years of NCAA eligibility. This thread might help some questions you may have! www.quora.com/Can-grad-school-and-PhD-students-play-on-college-sports-teams
You would still be eligible since you’ve never competed in the NCAA. Shoutout to India too! I appreciate all the support the channel gets from India 🇮🇳
Get stronger in the weight room, improve your technique, get the best anaerobic training possible, and up your mental game to increase focus and performance.
I really needed this video, my freshman year was taken due to covid and my recent season, sophomore season, was taken due to a bad injury. My coach always said he saw the greatness in me but I haven’t been able to show that on the track due to inconveniences. I’m definitely claiming junior season as my year and making a huge comeback during indoor.
Speak it into existence 🗣💯
same
Me! I’m a junior and just starting indoor. I’m so excited
Good luck 👍🏾
Aye best of luck 🔥
i love your videos. i'm a sophomore and i run the 400 and 4x4, and was recently put in the 800. i'm so focused on learning this season because next year and my senior year i'm really focused on recruitment
Running the 800m will definitely help you in the 400m. I hope you do great this year and stay healthy ✊🏾💯
@@MJPTV i cant believe you responded! thank you so much 🤍
What's your 800m time? I know you're probably a Junior now but I'm curious. I'm a sophomore and I run the 800 and 1600
Very good and helpful. Appreciate all that you are doing. Christian is running XC now with the hope it will make him a better 400m, 800m (his favorite) and 1600m runner. He really doesn't like more than 1600m, but we are hoping XC will build his stamina and endurance to get the most out of his ability for the 800m. He's just a freshman so we got a long way to go!!!
Love to hear that. My other advice would be to make sure Christian has adequate rest. High school is a time where you can make a ton of improvement. However, make sure Christian is never overworked that’s how injuries happen. So I would make sure he always gets proper recovery and rest.
I did hurdles and high jump back in high school. I'm mad I didn't take track and field more seriously at the time, but I have to admit I didn't have a real passion for it. I really could've went far with it because I had the tools and plenty of opportunities. However I still wanted to play basketball so I didn't fully commit to track and field, and even though I received a partial scholarship to a D2 school, they didn't have my major and the school was too expensive so I ended up not going. But looking back, going to the high school I went to with my mindset now, I would've dedicated more time to track and field and made it the #1 priority and only play basketball sparingly at my own leisure, because I had no chance playing high school basketball because the coaches played favorites. Grades were never an issue for me, I always had good grades throughout high school.
Yeah a lot of people I know were really good at track and field too. But, they had another sport they took serious besides track. I feel like the strength of T&F is that it’s an individual sport and what you put in you get out. You don’t have to depend on teammates doing the right thing except for on relays. You’re always in control of how you do. I hope more people see the great opportunities there are in T&F.
@@MJPTV And also what I like about track is that there is very little to no favoritism shown by coaches, you're either good or your not, it's not like other team sports where there is a limited amount of roster spots, a certain system you have to fit into, or other players have a size or experience advantage, it doesn't matter if you've been running for 2 years or 8 years, or if your 5-8 or 6-3, all that matters is how well you perform at meets, better coaching can help you improve faster, yes, but at the end of the day you still have to put in that work and perform well at your events
@@NigerianBaller Did you think about the idea of REDSHIRTING or the transfer portal.
@@dwightlove3704 I ended up going to a school that didn't have any sports teams. But if I did I definitely would've tried to join the team, however I wouldn't have known what I was getting myself into because college sports is a whole different ball game than high school, and honestly I wasn't that serious about it. For me track was just something to do after school. I really wanted to play basketball, but never had the proper coaching or opportunities to take my game to the next level.
@@NigerianBaller You were thinking about becoming the next OLAJUWON????
At the moment I run the 100 m and 200 m. I'm a freshman in MN and like track is the first sport I joined , and it's a really nice sport and I hope to go far in it.
I’m a freshman and my main event is the 100m hurdles! I also do long jump, 100m dash, 200m dash, and sometimes fill in for people in either the 4x100m relay or the 4x200m relay. I am currently trying to break my school hurdle record.
I know one of the best hurdle coaches in the world make sure you follow him on IG! His advice will definitely help you reach your goals!
instagram.com/hurdlescience?igshid=1sugm7l22dggs
Do you know your long jump from that time? I just want to compare to mine so I know what is good for d1. I'm a freshman and hoping to go d1
My long jump pr is 16'9. I almost got the school record in middle school. The kid who did get it is a senior now and he's insane
Great advice! I was top four in my state in four events and had to wait through two years of college competition before being offered a scholarship. Nobody heard of me.
Self promotion is critical 💯
Thank you, MJP! Very informative. Love all of the great tips. Keep up the good work!
Thank you happy to help 🙏🏾
im going d1 coach
My Events were 100m, 200m, 400m 4x100 4x200 relay 4x400 relay. I placed 5th in The Illinois Highschool Association State Meet.
I do the 100m, 200m, and Triple long jump.
Nice 👏🏾🔥
Good job! Congratulations on getting scholarship, good info and tip, will relay to my son who is also doing track and field at school before, maybe he'll be interested on this!
Thank you Ms.Debbie I appreciate it 🙏🏾
I run the 400m and 4 x 4 relay I’m a Junior in HS but I can also run all of the events lower than the 400, I also run the 400mIH, and Long Jump, 200, and 100 I haven’t tried the 800 but I run a 56s 400 rn and I have a meet on Monday I want to cut that 400 time down 7 seconds by senior year
i currently jump 6.5m LJ and a 13.5m TJ and im looking for ways to go d1 thanks man🙏
Im currently a junior and I usually like the 3200 and the mile.
Dope 🤙🏾
Randolph Ross dropped a seasons best in the 400 45.37 at Clemson!!!! Its on UA-cam
Great Tips!
Thank you 🙏🏾
For the 1600m my time was a 4:33 and the 2mile was 10:40 400m was a 54 800m was a 2:10
Nice 👍🏾
I’m starting track junior year in high school trying to learn as much as I can. If anyone sees this could I get some tips? And I love the videos man very helpful. Also I plan on doing the 100m and focus on speed events
Thx for the tips I’m a freshman in high school and I wanted to start young and I do the 100m and 200m do you have any tips for speed?
Work on your technique and anaerobic capacity 🔥
So I’m a sophomore in HS looking at schools to apply to this summer and, tbh man, it’s is SO HARD to find schools that I want that also offer men’s programs. My mom wants me to go to Utah University but I can’t go there at all now because they only have a women’s program. Same thing with most of my local schools too. 😞😞
Yeah a lot of school dropped their men’s program during this pandemic to “save money” it’s sad to see.
I do 400m and a backup for 4x2
Nice 🤙🏾
I'm a currently a 10th grader and I been running track since 7th grade I'm very passionate about it but this year I wasn't able to run because my mom feared Corona...I'm trying to come back stronger than ever my 11th grade year any tips of some things I can start doing now get do this summer to maintain and improve until tryouts After Summer 👀
Build up your strength and explosive power in the weight room. Work on your form and technique especially working on proper body position. Keep building up your speed endurance and speed reserves since this year is extra fast! Also since you haven’t been running you might need to do a bit more base training to build up your endurance.
Will do ✔️💥
Hey Coach. I’m a discus thrower in the 10th grade from Australia. I’m ranked top in my country and in the pacific and Asian games. But still was wondering how to get my name out to American recruiters. As the throws are under appreciated in Australia and I have only received offers from local private high schools. Thanks
To clarify I’m throwing better then the American athletes. But I can’t seem to get my name out there.
Since you’re in the 10th grade coaches won’t give you as much attention. But during your 11th and 12th grade year you should get more attention.
1. Make sure you try to call coaches. A lot of coaches will be in their office around 4:00 PM / 16:00. Be sure to check to see what time it is wherever you’re calling.
2. Try to qualify and compete in big meets this will definitely help elevate your status.
3. Become ranked on the worldwide U18 performance list. This will make a lot of big schools in America approach you.
4. See if there are any foreign coaches on the staff. Contacting them will definitely help since most likely they’re in charge of finding international talent.
5. Reach out to people with connections. Try to contact someone like Throws University. I’m sure they have a lot of great contacts that would be interested in you in the future.
ua-cam.com/channels/JHN67MyAkxKpVCS6olM_Vw.html
Hopefully these tips will help!
Thanks
When is the best time to start reaching out to colleges? Also, some colleges demand you apply by a certain date but that date is earlier than the peak of senior track season so you wont hit your highschool peak by the time you apply...
Any advice for a UK athlete trying to get a scholarship in the US?
just subbed, love iy
Preciate the support man 🙏🏾
I was curious what times are required to be D1 for women in the 100-300
Based on history this range of times will typically get you D1 offers.
100m (11.3-12.1)
200m (23.3-24.8)
400m (53.0-56.1)
Run fast make sure You have all the classes required
Bro I'm in 8 the when should I start getting serious
Whenever you really want to. Age should never stop you from pursuing a goal.
In my opinion the earlier you get serious the better you’ll be. Put in the work now so you can get the reward you want later 💯
Yeah you can DM me
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I have a question, I have a 13 year old daughter who plays and loves basketball, unfortunately she lacks height and speed and because of her lack of speed coaches don't give her a fair chance. I have asked a few people I know that ran track in high school, do high school track and field coaches take "slow" runners?
Sadly often times most coaches tend to prioritize just the fast runners. Your best bet would be to find a committed club coach or go to another school where they are going to take the time out to develop your daughter. Another good but probably more expensive option would be to find a personal track and field trainer.
Local track clubs are probably your best bet since you have the most freedom of choice.
@@MJPTV unfortunately there are no club track teams near me and trainers are super expensive
If you’re school district allows it then I would try to find a coach at a different school who will take the time to develop your child properly. Hopefully you can find a solution 🙏🏾
@@MJPTV thank you
I got a 99% weighted avg but i can only barely go sub 50 in 400. Is that enough??
There is a school for everyone. Your time might be fast enough for D1 yet but having good grades is a huge factor. Coaches want to have a high team GPA. But being able to run 49 is good don’t rule out going to a D2 school or JUCO!
I’m 15 in my end my so year I run a 11.39 and 24.24 you think I’ll make it to any d1 or d2 school
i do high jump🔥
I’m first in my state but 91st in the nation is that bad or good???
Being 1st in your state is never a bad thing. And even if you don’t go D1 I’m sure you’ll have an opportunity to run in college.
Don’t sleep on D2, D3, or JUCO they’ve produced some great athletes and have amazing coaches!
i run a 11.3 & 22.9 as a sophomore is that good ?
Very solid times for sure 👍🏾 If you want to keep making progress be sure to compete in summer track too. Junior and senior year of high school you can see a lot of improvement so stay on your grind 💯
currently 4th in the district and 8th in the region for 300 hurdles. Do you have any other tips for recruiting?
It’s not about where you go it’s about who you’re with coaching wise. Because sometimes the bigger schools don’t always have the best coaches. Go with a coach who has a good track record and actually cares about their athletes beyond the track.
Crazy how I’m just seeing this but my GPA is 3.3 and I’m ranked the fastest sophomore in Pennsylvania and I am 7th in the nation for my class. I’m ranked 7th fastest in Pennsylvania so what are my chances. And what schools exactly
You’re already on the right track! You have a good GPA already. Just make sure you go into college disciplined enough to get your work done on the road, with less time, and more distractions than the usual student.
Being top 10 in your class is a sign you’re able to run at the NCAA level. I give you a 70% chance to run D1.
Reach out to any school you want to go to. However the school you want to go to may not be recruiting your event this year.
Reach out to schools in and outside of your area. Sometimes the program that really wants you won’t be close to home.
Always go where they’ll treat you the best or where you have the biggest offer from. You never want to be the guy who’s just barely on the team it won’t be a good experience. But if you need to pay for school go where you have the best scholarship.
Make sure to keep your options open and use wisdom when deciding where to go. Make sure if you’re unhappy for valid reasons after your first year or semester TRANSFER. Never stick around a bad program for any emotional reasons you have to look out for yourself.
Hopefully this helps!
where can you find the national leaderboard over there? i’m from the UK and it’s not the same as over here so want to check where i would be. i run 300/400
Google milesplit! They will show you the #1 time in every event but to see the full list on milesplit you would have to pay for a subscription. I’ll drop some links.
www.milesplit.com/rankings/leaders/high-school-boys/indoor-track-and-field
www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/Division/Top.aspx?DivID=70667
Is it possible for some athletes from a different country get some D1 scholarship?
Absolutely on my college team we had people from New Zealand 🇳🇿, Jamaica 🇯🇲, The Bahamas 🇧🇸, Norway 🇳🇴, Spain 🇪🇸, Denmark 🇩🇰, and France 🇫🇷!
@@MJPTV What did they do? Same as yours?
Yes! They did events ranging from 200m, 400m, 4x400m Relay, 800m, 1500m, High Jump, Pole Vault, Long Jump, and Multi Events 👍🏾
@@MJPTV thank you very much! I’ll work hard to get that!
Love to heart that I hope you achieve your dream 🙌🏾💯
Hey please respond i need your opinion. im a junior running a 52.34 400m with a 41’3.25 triple jump would you say i have potential and im just really trying to market myself i got injured the end of my junior season and im gonna bounce back hard this senior year
If you keep training hard during the summer and compete in summer track. To eventually run sub 49 in the 400m I’m sure some college will show interest in you. I’m not sure if it’ll be D1 schools but sub 49 will get you looks. Idk what marks you’ll need to hit for the TJ so I can’t predict anything there.
@@MJPTV thanks for the feed back🙏🏾
Happy to help 👏🏾
How should I send the email?
Absolutely 👏🏾
Hey man , I’m athlete from trinidad and tobago and i run 49.99 and 22.5 any recruitment tips for me?
Work on your 100m time to help increase your frequency and max speed to help with your 200m & 400m times. Make sure you’re working on mastering your race plan and technique. Wishing you the best and go get that scholarship 💯
I live in Texas and I’m doing 100m dash and I made it to Area so far and I race again on April 14 or 15 and I came in 2nd at the District Finals do you think I have a chance at getting a scholarship ship my goal originally wasn’t to get a track scholarship I was trying to get a Football scholarship but things didn’t go well and I honestly wasn’t even expecting to get this far and now I’m training for Area and I don’t know how this track stuff works
What times do you run that ultimately is what will get you a D1, D2, or D3 scholarship. Plus what grade are you in that will determine how much time you have to get better if you aren’t running times that will get you a scholarship.
@@MJPTV My fastest 100m dash was 11.44 and this is coming from inexperience of block starts. The next week and a half my coach is going to help me come out of blocks better and if I can do that I might have a chance at regionals and breaking a school record which is 10.84 Bc I’ve ran out faster but according to my coach I need to stop worrying about other people around me Bc I tense up trying to run faster and work on form the other thing he told me was running through the line
Yeah you can’t worry about what other people are doing just stay relaxed in shoulders, hands, and jaw. You want to be as smooth as possible transitioning from your drive phase to your acceleration phase. Since you’re new to track once you get comfortable competing I think you’ll definitely have a shot at your school record.
@@MJPTV Thanks man do you have any tips on how to stay relaxed I think that’s what I struggle with the most
Take 2 deep breaths and tense your body up before you run and then release it. This should help with relaxation but don’t do it too much because you still need to push out. And keep things simple don’t focus on every little detail of sprinting go out there and run and have fun.
I do 400m and 200 how can I get scholarship.... your feedback please 🥺🙏
Train hard, work smart, and get the grades.
Is it bad that I’m 13 and I’m already worrying about collage?
It’s natural to worry about the future but don’t dwell on it. Put your head down make a smart plan and work hard to achieve it. Enjoy your time in high school. College will be there after 💯
@@MJPTV do you have any training tips for middle distance runners?
I know very little about middle distance training so I wouldn’t want to give you bad advice.
Checkout Run CCG on IG he’s the best mid and long distance coach I know of.
instagram.com/runccg?igshid=1whgkowkrqhqc
@@MJPTV thanks so much!
Are you in a dorm or a house
In the house 🏡
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Bro I am in undergraduate course ...Can I eligible for post graduate scholarship ...I am from india?
You should be able to since you would still have four years of NCAA eligibility.
This thread might help some questions you may have!
www.quora.com/Can-grad-school-and-PhD-students-play-on-college-sports-teams
@@MJPTV if I do graduate from my country then I eligible or not for post graduate in NCAA?
You would still be eligible since you’ve never competed in the NCAA. Shoutout to India too! I appreciate all the support the channel gets from India 🇮🇳
@@MJPTV hey bro I can't understand ...Please tell clearly ...It's requst ...I want to be part of NCAA ...Please help
Yes you can still compete in the NCAA. It’s that simple.
Yo, man. Great Vide. New Sub.
I am also a fresh starter on UA-cam
Appreciate the support man 🔥 2020 is a great year to grow on UA-cam! Wishing you the best on your journey.
@@MJPTV same to you man.
Yep it’s true
Hey, I’m a freshman in HS running a 55.18 400m. How how should I improve for a scholarship?
Get stronger in the weight room, improve your technique, get the best anaerobic training possible, and up your mental game to increase focus and performance.
Keeping working hard and smart and I’m sure you’ll be on your way to achieving it 💯
Is it okay to put your email out on Instagram so coaches can email you
Yes you can email me 📧
mjptv0@gmail.com
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