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Egnematic incongruent thinker perhaps
Time to pick up a bottle!
He says he would rather coach college vs club: “training as a more developed individual” & “race harder, actually get your muscles tired” – I’d argue that club athletes can also train to a level that their muscles do fatigue.
I would like to ask the general coaching public what they consider “muscle fatigue” workouts.
Also, no shit – most folks would rather coach a collegiate team that is in the running for national titles than rather teach a person how to properly breaststroke kick, but I digress.