Entering Competition Mode for the Speed and Power Athlete
With Kebba Tolbert
Shift from preparation to competition by adjusting training, managing early meets, and preparing athletes to perform.
Sunday, Nov. 29
7-10 PM ET
Online
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Workshop Itinerary
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✓ What does this transition look like?
✓ What should we maintain from previous training stages
✓ What should we move on from?
How We Think About Competition
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✓ How do we handle early meets vs. later meets?
✓ Sacrifices and compromises we have to make at this time of year.
✓ Keeping our eyes on the prize
Timing it Right in The Greater Context
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✓ How to shift balances and ratios safely and effectively.
✓ Variance: What is it, why do we need it, and how do we implement it effectively?
✓ Strategies for handling challenges and successes.
✓ Common pitfalls in this phase of training.
✓ The importance of rest and recovery.
✓ How and why you should develop a backup plan (or two).
Training Needs at This Time of Year
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✓ Planned overreaching: What it is and why it’s pivotal in this transitional phase.
✓ Holiday breaks: How to plan for these and encourage individual training.
✓ Planned peaking: Looking ahead to late-season races.
Looking Ahead
Meet Your Instructor
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.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Contact us.
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The workshop will be recorded for all attendees, to be used for reference purposes. Any Ascent Track Workshop content, including but not limited to audio, video, slides, and any associated materials, is subject to copyright and intellectual property rights held by Ascent Track and its authorized licensors. Any unauthorized distribution, reproduction, or dissemination of workshop content, in violation of this prohibition, may result in legal action being taken against the authorized party.
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We have no plans to do so— though we do plan to run this workshop again for those who cannot make the date.
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No— but there are discounts available. Sign up for our mailing list for promotion codes and to keep up to date with all the latest Ascent Track offerings. Email info@ascenttrackclinics.com about program rates (3+ people).
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The workshop is three hours long, including a Q&A section at the end and a break or two in the middle.