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1. 4 Principles to Success, Thirsty ThurdayJune 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."
About Jack Daniels | Bio: | Jack Daniels, Ph.D. Jack Daniels, head distance coach at the Center for High Altitude Training at Northern Arizona University, trains and consults runners from all over the world. Daniels has been named… + See More +Jack Daniels, Ph.D. Jack Daniels, head distance coach at the Center for High Altitude Training at Northern Arizona University, trains and consults runners from all over the world. Daniels has been named… + See More - See Less -Jack Daniels, Ph.D.
Jack Daniels, head distance coach at the Center for High Altitude Training at Northern Arizona University, trains and consults runners from all over the world. Daniels has been named NCAA Division III Coach of the Century, three-time NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year, and was named World’s Best Coach by Runner’s World magazine. Throughout his career, Daniels has worked with many successful athletes, including Jim Ryun, Joan Benoit Samuelson, Peter Gilmore, Amy Hastings, Ryan and Alicia Shay, Magdalena Lewy Boulet, and many others. Daniels is a two-time Olympic medalist in the modern pentathlon.
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Coverages Jack Daniels is part of (3):
Flocasts (26)
6. Altitude & East Africans, Thirsty Thursday |
5. Happy Runners, Thirsty Thursday |
4. Media Falls Down, Thirsty Thursday |
3. Cross Training makes you better?, Thirsty Thursday |
2. Getting People Into It, Thirsty Thursday |
1. Coaching - Art vs. Science, Thirsty Thursday |
6. Differences Over the Years, Thirsty Thurday |
5. Early Altitude Findings, Thirsty Thurday |
4. Different Workout Schedules, Thirsty Thursday |
3. Belief in Running, Thirsty Thurday |
2. Jack on FAM, Thirsty Thurday |
1. 4 Principles to Success, Thirsty Thurday |
5. Lack of Fitness, Thirsty Thursday |
6. Recommendations for T&F, Thirsty Thursday |
1. Dealing with Nerves, Thirsty Thursday |
3. Factors in Altitude, Thirsty Thursday |
4. Goals, Thirsty Thursday |
2. Do coaches understand, Thirsty Thursday |
Jack on the Altitude Center |
Fam & Jack talk about XC |
Nerves and Moments |
The Proper Warm-Up |
Questions I get Asked |
Flagstaff |
Started Coaching |
A Question I Ask |
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“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.
Love the JD segments”
Love the JD segments
I need some direction. You said if someone asked you to coach them for a marathon you would. I have been coaching myself, but need some direction to improve. Would you work with a guy whos ran 3:53-1500,14:18-5k,30:15-10k. Or else know of coachs that would help me gets faster. Im from So Cal.
this is what the best coach I've ever had always said
and it's FREE!
This is the biggest reason why a medal on the track is more impressive than a medal in the pool (or certainly equestrian as he points out)
A gold medal means you beat everyone in the world with the OPPORTUNITY to compete in that event.
For track medals this means you are beating BILLIONS,
In the pool, Millions
In equestrian, Thousands.
This is only one of the reasons that I think comparison of Phelps and Bolt are skewed. The other is that on the track we ONLY have "freestyle" events. In swimming they give out 4 golds for each distance.