COACHING

THE MULTI-SPORT ATHLETE

• World Athletics Level V Elite Coach Sprints/Chief Coach Youth

• USATF Level 2/3 – Sprints, Youth and Combined Events

• USTFCCCA – Strength & Conditioning/Combined Events

• USATF Level 1 Instructor

• Head Coach and Founder – Power Forward Athletics

• Cross Country and T&F Coach – West Point HS

Is my program set up

for THIS athlete’s

success?

PERIODIZ ATION• Training unit. The smallest division of the training program usually representing similar training activities – warmup, technical drills, speed

and power, strength and endurance, cool-down.

• The session. A single training session of a similar theme.

• Microcycle typically consists of 7-days of cycled training sessions of rest, high loading and reduced loading.

• Mesocycle is a 4 week segment of training, although it may be extended to 6 weeks depending upon the athlete's training age.

• Macrocycle is a block of training divided into three phases – preparatory, competitive and transition phase.

• The phase is a segment of a macrocycle with a gross theme. There are typically 3 phases – a preparatory phase, a competitive phase and

a transition phase.

• The period is sometimes used in preference to 'sub-phase'. In most macrocycles the preparation phase has two periods (sub-phases) – a

general preparation period and a specific preparation period. The competition phase has two periods or sub-phases – pre-competition and

main competition. The pre-competition period consists of the those competitions that are not very

important while the main competition period consists of the most important competitions.

• The Annual Plan. A yearly training plan that includes all the training content including the location, sequencing and duration of all phases

of training, as well as the themes associated with each. It also includes the competition schedule and peaking periods. You start with the

competition schedule and work backwards to build out the macrocycles, mesocycles and microcycles.

PROPERTY OF COACH SIMONE TERRY OF POWER FORWARD ATHLETICS

PERIODIZ ATION

PROPERTY OF COACH SIMONE TERRY OF POWER FORWARD ATHLETICS

PROPERTY OF COACH SIMONE TERRY OF POWER FORWARD ATHLETICS

TRAINING DESIGN IQ TEST

1.) When my athlete step on the track I already know what I want to do for the day.

2.) When unforeseen events happen it does not bother me because I have a Plan B.

3.) I understand how to identify when the training I prescribed for the day is no

longer effective midway through the workout.

4.) I am able to walk away from my athlete at practice and they are self sufficient to

complete the workout with supervision from another source while I work with

another event group.

5.) I have variations of one workout for my athletes for the day.

What skills does the

athlete come to you

with?

PROPERTY OF COACH SIMONE TERRY OF POWER FORWARD ATHLETICS

PRIMARY

BIOMOTOR

ABILITIES

Speed

Strength

EnduranceFlexibility

Coordination

The ability to produce force.

✓ Absolute Strength

✓ General Strength

✓ Power

✓ Elastic Strength

✓ Strength Endurance

The ability to move the

body and it’s parts rapidly.

✓ Acceleration

✓ Absolute speed

✓ Speed endurance

✓ Optimal Speed

The ability to resist fatigue.

✓ Aerobic Fitness

✓ Anaerobic Fitness

✓ Work Capacity

The ability to produce force.

✓ Active Flexibility

✓ Passive Flexibility

✓ Kinetic Flexibility

The ability to accurately

and efficiently move the

body and it’s parts in

order to accomplish

some task.✓ Agility

✓ Mobility

✓ Balance

✓ Technical Execution

THE PROCESS

for Technical

Proficiency

Starts Right

Away!

“If I had eight hours to chop

down a tree, I’d spend six

sharpening the axe.”

-Abraham Lincoln

I don’t have enough time in a

season to coach this athlete.

What do I do?

TRAINING COMPONENTS➢Static Flexibility Movements

➢Dynamic Flexibility Movements

➢Sprint Development Drills

➢Hurdle Mobility

➢Weight Training

➢General Strength

➢Medicine Ball Training

➢Multithrow Actions

➢Plyometrics

➢Multijump

➢Special Strength Exercises

➢Accelerations

➢Speed Development

➢Speed Work Endurance

➢Lactate Tolerance

➢Tempo Running

➢In and Outs (Fartlek Runs)

➢Race Modeling

➢Technical Training

➢Testing

➢Competition

PROPERTY OF COACH SIMONE TERRY OF POWER FORWARD

ATHLETICS

Commonalities are technicalfeatures we see in commonwhen we examine thevarious events and skills ofathletics, or features we seevarious performers in anevent share.

PROPERTY OF COACH SIMONE TERRY OF POWER FORWARD ATHLETICS

WHAT COMMONALITIES ARE

THERE WITH TRACK & FIELD VS.

OTHER SPORTS?

What training is this

athlete lacking from

their previous sport?

BEFORE

AFTER

AFTER

Is there any benefit to

coaching this athlete?

PRO’S AND CONS OF MULTI SPORT ATHLETES

Risk of Overtraining

Risk of Undertraining

Missed Competition

Not 100% in for all sports

Injuries

Missed opportunities

Fewer Overuse Injuries

Less Opportunity for Emotional Burn Out

Exposure to Different Experiences or Social Groups

Exposure to different Roles

More advanced Biomotor Abilities

Not all the eggs are in one basket!

CONS PROS

STATISTICS

Another Fact: More than 90% of Super Bowl LIII

players were multi-sport athletes! – According to Tracking Football.

Athlete Cases

ATHLETE 1: THE GYMNAST – FEMALE (TWO DIFFERENT ATHLETES)

Long Jump

2016 Outdoor 8th

16' 1.25

2017 Outdoor 9th

18' 8.75

2018 Indoor 10th

17' 3.5

2018 Outdoor 10th

18' 10.5

2019 Indoor

2019 Outdoor

11th

11th

18' 10.75

18’ 6.5

High Jump2017 8th First Jump 4’9”2018 9th HS Personal Record 5’4”

ATHLETE 2: THE FOOTBALL PLAYER - MALE

100 Meters

2016

Outdoor

9 11.87

2017

Outdoor

10 11.33 *

2018

Outdoor

11 10.85 PR *

200 Meters

2017

Outdoor

10 24.38

2018

Outdoor

11 22.96 PR *

110m Hurdles - 39"

2016

Outdoor

9 18.33

2017

Outdoor

10 15.63 *

2018

Outdoor

11 14.71 PR *

300m Hurdles - 36"

2016

Outdoor

9 45.77 PR

Long Jump

2018

Outdoor

11 20' 2 PR

4x100m 2nd

Leg 42.14

ATHLETE 3: THE BASKETBALL PLAYER - FEMALE

6 34' 6 Feb 24 2nd Richard Thompson South Mountain Classic V F

2 32' 10.5 Mar 2 PUHSD Metro Relays V F

2 36' 8 Mar 17 Rattler Booster Invite V F

10 36' 4 Mar 24 78th NIKE Chandler Rotary Elite V F

1 36' 9 Mar 28 Brophy Fr. Olivier Soph. Inv./Varsity Open O F

1 35' 8 Mar 30 Peoria Invite V F

3 38' 6 Apr 6 39th Sun Angel Track Classic HS F

4 37' 3.5 Apr 13 15th Annual Hohokam Invitational V F

1 38' 9 PR Apr 17 Peoria District Championships V F

7 37' 0 May 2 AIA Division II Championship V F

Shot Put

4x100m 3rd

Leg Relay Team 50.30

ATHLETE 4: THE CHEERLEADER - FEMALE

100 Meters

2014 Outdoor 5th

13.59

2015 Outdoor 6th

13.08

2016 Outdoor 7th

12.90

2017 Outdoor 8th

12.97

2018 Outdoor 9th

12.43

100m Hurdles - 33"

2016 Outdoor 7th 18.33

2017 Outdoor 8th 15.63

2018 Outdoor 9th 14.74

4x100m ANCHOR Relay Team 49.29

ATHLETE 5: THE YOUTH KID WHO DID EVERYTHING BUT TRACK- MALE

Event Date Meters Feet

Long Jump (11-12)

3/3/2018 4.58m 15’ 0”

7/8/2018 5.62m 18’ 4”

High Jump (11-12)

6/3/2018 1.50m 4’ 9”

7/29/2018 1.60m 5’ 2”

2018 Junior Olympic Nationals:

1st Place – Long Jump

4th Place – Pentathlon

5th Place – High Jump

ATHLETE 6: THE YOUTH KID WHO SPECIALIZED – DISTANCE – MALE

Event Date Mark Feet

100m (9-10) 2017 17.07 N/A

2018 14.08 N/A

200m (9-10) 2017 34.02 N/A

2018 30.55 N/A

Long Jump (9-10) 3/3/2018 3.53m 11’5”

7/8/2018 4.61m 15’1”

High Jump (9-10) 7/7/2018 1.35m 4’4”

2018 Junior Olympic National Qualifier: Long Jump & Triathlon

1500 Meters DNF Apr 29 2017 AZ USATF Regulation 9-10 F

Does this athlete

know how to be

independent from a

team?

GALLON VS. PINT???

Coach Simone Terry

coachsimoneterry@gmail.com

www.coachsimoneterry.com

QUESTIONS ?