office hOURS
Office Hours is a free Q&A series connecting coaches at every level with some of the top names in cross country and track & field. Join us online four times a year. No set agenda — just 90 minutes to get the answers that matter most to you and your team.
What to Expect
Meet October’s Guest
Kebba Tolbert
Kebba Tolbert has been instrumental in the success of Harvard’s track and field program. He has been named Northeast Region Assistant Coach of the Year multiple times in his career; he’s mentored over 100 NCAA All-Americans; and he helped Gabby Thomas become the first Ivy League women's sprinter to win an indoor national championship in the 200m, setting a new collegiate record in the process.
Oct. 4 | 8-9:30 PM ET | Online
Frequently asked questions
Still have questions? Contact us.
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Each session is totally free. For those who want to support the series and our coaches, we offer the option to donate (because, although the series is free for attendees, Ascent Track pays coaches for their time spent answering questions), but there's no obligatory cost to attending.
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Each Q&A is 90 minutes long.
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Questions may cover any aspect of track and field coaching, including:
Annual and seasonal planning
Training design and programming
Event-specific technical instruction
Strength and conditioning
Athlete development
Injury prevention and return-to-play considerations
Practice organization
Championship preparation
Coaching philosophy
And any other coaching questions you may have
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Past Office Hours guests have included:
Mitchell Baker (Georgetown University)
Ryan Banta (Parkway Central HS, Missouri)
Jesse Chapman (University of Washington)
Andrew Gerard (George Mason University)
Reuben Jones (Princeton University)
Dan Ireland (Columbia University)
David Jackson (UMass-Amherst)
Mike McCabe (Union Catholic HS, New Jersey)
Tom Sage (Dartmouth College)
Boo Schexnayder (SAC Speed)
Kebba Tolbert (Harvard University)
Allyson Waruch (UMass-Lowell)

