[CornFed]

Good article on Brandt-Sims.  The article comments on the disparity between training for sprints vs. training for football.  It asserts that track training undermines football conditioning and vice versa.  I presume there must be some commonality in the conditioning techniques, since a wide receiver needs some of the same physical capabilities that are valuable to a sprinter.  Anyway, here's the article in case any of you missed it.


http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/arti...259264.php

[CornFed]

Good article on Brandt-Sims.  The article comments on the disparity between training for sprints vs. training for football.  It asserts that track training undermines football conditioning and vice versa.  I presume there must be some commonality in the conditioning techniques, since a wide receiver needs some of the same physical capabilities that are valuable to a sprinter.  Anyway, here's the article in case any of you missed it.


http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/arti...259264.php

[Rally]

Good article on Brandt-Sims.  The article comments on the disparity between training for sprints vs. training for football.  It asserts that track training undermines football conditioning and vice versa.  I presume there must be some commonality in the conditioning techniques, since a wide receiver needs some of the same physical capabilities that are valuable to a sprinter.  Anyway, here's the article in case any of you missed it.


http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/arti...259264.php

Well, one obvious difference is training to run in a straight line as opposed to. . .


Then there is running with both hands empty.


Then running without fear some 265 lb freight rain is going to knock you into the second row of seats.but no, very similar.

[Rally]

Good article on Brandt-Sims.  The article comments on the disparity between training for sprints vs. training for football.  It asserts that track training undermines football conditioning and vice versa.  I presume there must be some commonality in the conditioning techniques, since a wide receiver needs some of the same physical capabilities that are valuable to a sprinter.  Anyway, here's the article in case any of you missed it.


http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports/arti...259264.php

Well, one obvious difference is training to run in a straight line as opposed to. . .


Then there is running with both hands empty.


Then running without fear some 265 lb freight rain is going to knock you into the second row of seats.but no, very similar.