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Uploaded by Ryan From Flotrack | June 18, 2009
Jack is Back! Back to quench that Thursday morning thirst you've had for weeks. In Season 2's first installment Daniels talks about the "4 Principles to Success."
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Jeff Poindexter
4 years ago
I want to meet this guy. |
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Arsham
4 years ago
Well I some what agree on people having a different abilities but there is also a saying which say " If talent doesn't work hard, hard work will win the talent" and therefore we might have someone who has the ability and the talent but he doesn't want to be an athlete or he doesn't want to work hard VS someone who doesn't have much ability but he is committed and works hard and is motivated, who is going to win? Obviously it will be longer for the second guy to get where he wants to be but it is possible! |
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Victor LeMay
4 years ago
Yeah, Gymnast v Shaq, bring them down to the track, im not so sure Shaq is winning. I know it has nothing to do with his point.I think he said something about throwing the shot, not racing, I'm sure a gymnast would beat shaq in running...but that would be funny to see! |
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Sean Sweeney
4 years ago
I like his outlook on things. |
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Patrick Wales-Dinan
4 years ago
Hey said bring 'em down to the track and give them a shot. I think he meant shot put. I do think Shaq wins that one. |
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Craig B
4 years ago
Whewww, quite quenching! |
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Justin From Flotrack
4 years ago
Yeah, Gymnast v Shaq, bring them down to the track, im not so sure Shaq is winning. I know it has nothing to do with his point. |
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AND
4 years ago
I've definitely had my experiences with coaching doing more harm than good. Once I read this man's book and put his training principles to use I ran a faster pace for a half marathon than I ever ran for a cross country race half the distance under one coach. I love that he's featured on here. I think Jack Daniel's does a fantastic job at what he does because he explains the principals behind his decisions. Very little of what he does is dogmatic. |
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Self Coach
4 years ago
Hey Jack, |
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Lance Dockery
4 years ago
Great video! I am going to start enjoying Thursdays as much as Wednesdays. |
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Ryan Mangus
4 years ago
Flotrack, thank you very much for bringing thirsty thursdays back! |
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Eric Stermer
4 years ago
this is exactly the case for this boy on my old highschool team where he was a heavy kid and was motivated to be a sprinter and he just was not a sprinter because of his body type. you just had to tell him hey if your are anything your a thrower. |
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JJ
4 years ago
RE: Opportunity: His point is right on. |
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Alexander Hagler
4 years ago
awesome video. i learned a lot |
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Karl Johnson
4 years ago
Amen to the negative coach, that skrews up young runners. I agree with the statement that some people will just be more prone to things than others, it's so obvious! |
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Dave Fontaine
4 years ago
These videos are an absolute gift to the running community. Sure, we can read his book. But this man has a vast knowledge of the sport and of life and to get his ideas and his voice into video form is almost invaluable. I learned more in an hour long lecture given by Arthur Lydiard than I did from reading his writings. I'm not saying this will be the case with Mr Daniels - considering how much I learned from "Running Formula" - but the videos let us hear it from the source! |
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Cara Hawkins
4 years ago
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, this segment! Thanks for bringing it back |
