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🚨 “Stay on your toes!” — says every social media sprint ‘coach’

ALTIS World

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Dan Pfaff explains why heel drop at top speed is a feature of elite sprinting mechanics rather than a technical flaw.

🚨 “Stay on your toes!” — says every social media ‘coach’ But here’s the truth: At top speed, most world-class sprinters do experience heel drop. And it’s not a flaw—it’s a feature of elite mechanics. 👟 In this Coaching Eye Live Immersion Session, Dan Pfaff breaks down the real variables that matter: ➡️ When the heel drops ➡️ How fast it happens ➡️ Why it’s essential for joint translation and elastic return No recycled content. No overcooked cues. Just sharp, evidence-based insight from someone who’s spent 50+ years coaching Olympic medallists and world record holders—and still answers your questions live. 🧠 Inside The Coaching Eye Program, with Dan Pfaff, you’ll get to: ✅ Sharpen your technical lens ✅ Learn what to look for (and what to ignore) ✅ Ask the questions no one else is answering ⏳ Next cohort starts this May – and spots are limited. You’ve outgrown social media coaching. Now it’s time to sharpen your eye with one of the sharpest in the game. If you're ready to stop guessing and start seeing, this is where it happens. 👉 Secure your place now while spots remain: loom.ly/jQoR0AA ---- 🔍 Disclaimer & Credits: This sprinting video is shared for educational and analytical purposes under the principles of fair use. All rights to original footage belong to their respective copyright holders.

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