Doesn’t matter - I believe it’s in the forum rules…
Stop being a brown noser.
All. Try WorldCat or another library resource to request it at your local library. That’s what I did. I read/returned it. It was a great piece of training literature.
Dear Ms. Coon,
Please, kindly advise your thread participants that my father has the copyright for his Sprints and Hurdles Manual and because of that, it cannot be downloaded from any website.
Thank you very much.
Maria Mach
I did not make up copyright rules or intellectual property rules.
If we want to be online and run a successful place to share training information let us do so in a responsible way.
Charlie hated that sort of thing in a very big way.
I have written Gerard’s daughter and I will see what she comes back with.
I appreciate everyone’s cooperation on all matters to do with reproducing other’s work.
Sounds good to me…
Thanks for the update Angela.
Like I said before, will it be sold or they just want to sit on the information? Makes no sense to me
I had my eyes peeled for Gerard in Calgary at the Olympic trials, but didn’t see him. It’s terrific news that Angela has contacted his daughter. It would be great if Gerard was willing to share some of his wisdom.
I have Mr. March’s manual in PDF format. What blew me away was the simple instructions that he gave for setting up blocks, and what setup (out of 3 styles) you should use.
I’m 32 years old and have been under 4 coaches (one of them a 2000 US Olympic Coach) and I never once got a basic simple presentation for setting up blocks properly compared to what Mr. March has presented.
I am wondering what’s in Gerard’s Manual?
What are the differences from what he’s got in his Manual to the way I was coached also having in mind the same educational background.
Interesting…