Skip to content
0:00 / 0:00

Chris Royster Case Study by ALTIS Coach Stu McMillan - Learn how to improve your Sprint Speed!

ALTIS World

17K subscribers • 294 videos on Filmroom • Coaching source

YouTube

4.9K views

SprintsPlanning and periodizationAccelerationMax velocity

Stu McMillan presents a case study on elite sprinter Chris Royster, detailing his training progression leading into the 2021 season.

Learn about elite sprinter - Chris Royster - and his progression and training leading into his breakout 2021 season! If you want to receive the full ebook for free which accompanies this video, head here to download: altis.world/chris-royster-case-study/ SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL ►►► bit.ly/2iBOv28 --- ABOUT ALTIS - ALTIS is an elite training environment for athletes, and a global leader in the provision of education for sport performance. --- FOLLOW US ONLINE HERE - ✩ Website - altis.world ✩ Instagram - instagram.com/altis ✩ Twitter - twitter.com/ALTIS ✩ Facebook - facebook.com/altis

Why it's here

From a coaching-education source

ALTIS World is on Filmroom's list of coaching-education channels, and this upload teaches technique or coaching. No one has recommended it on Reddit yet, so it ranks below community picks.

@sprintcelin r/Sprinting • Mentions

On “what do you think about this sprinter categorization?”

I believe that training SHOULD be individualized based on a variety of factors. There are usually many ways to meet a given demand in a sprint event. However, strictly following these categories will lead to lazy individualization. Some people might present in one of these categories because they haven’t had the opportunity to express the full range of sprinting qualities. For example, an American football player transitioning to track or an 800 runner moving to the 400. Instead of putting labels on an athlete coaches should train them using a variety of methods to understand their strengths and weaknesses. This may produce counterintuitive results. For example Chris Royster in the linke…