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Decathlete Kyle Garland driving out of the blocks in an orange Outperform singlet

Learn track and field technique from Olympic coaches.

Video courses for sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws and distance, plus Outperform Motion, the free app to analyze mechanics, measure performance and track athlete progress.Video courses for every event, plus Outperform Motion, the free app to analyze mechanics, measure performance and track progress.

Kyle Garland · Decathlon

Find your event

Courses for sprints, hurdles, high jump, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, shot put, discus, javelin, distance running and more.

New to an event? Start with the fundamentals. Already know them? Go straight to the technical details and training methods that come next.

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"I am a self-taught throws coach. What you have put out there I have applied in my teaching and shared with my athletes and in just a few days it has improved our performance tremendously."
Lee LeifesteThrows coach, Heritage HS, Corpus Christi, TX

Your instructors

Proven results at the highest level of track and field.

Whether you're learning the fundamentals or refining advanced technique, see how they break down a movement, choose drills and build skills over time.

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Ken Harnden coaching a sprinter in the set position

Ken Harnden

Sprints and hurdles · Auburn head coach, two-time Olympian, coach of 24 Olympians and the 110m hurdles world record holderSprints · Coach of a world record hurdler

Ryan Baily coaching a jumper on a plyo box

Ryan Baily

High jump and long jump · Georgia jumps coach, coach of NCAA high jump champions and an Olympic finalistJumps · Coach of an Olympic high jumper

Outperform Motion

Film consistently. See what changes.

A sprinter in an orange Outperform singlet, shown at seven points of one flying sprint under the floodlights

Useful video analysis starts with two things: clear, consistent video and knowing what to look for. Outperform Motion guides you through filming sprints, jumps and throws, then lets you review movement frame by frame and compare technique over time.

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Courses

Choose drills that earn their place in your training.

There are hundreds of drills and never enough practice time. Each course shows what a drill develops, how to do it right and where it fits in the progression.

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Speed Progression course posterSprint Drills Alpha course posterRunning Stronger course posterSprinting Smarter course posterHurdling Smarter course poster
Smarter Shot Put course posterSmarter Jumps Training course posterSmarter Triple Jump course posterJumping Higher (high jump) course posterJumping Farther (long jump) course posterPole Vault, Start Here course posterThrowing Farther (discus) course posterSmarter Javelin Throw course poster
A shot putter driving through the throw in front of the cage
"I have bought many sets of videos, but yours is by far the most informative and simplest to understand."
Andrew BrockmanShot and discus coach, Gruver ISD, Gruver, TX

Inside the courses

Break a complex movement into details you can work on.

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Each course splits its event into phases, like the approach, takeoff and clearance of this jump.

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For each phase, you learn what good looks like and the mistakes that show up most.

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So you can spot them in your own reps, or your athletes', and know what fixes each one, from a simple cue to a change in training.

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Outperform Motion

A video app built for track and field, from the camera angle to the frame rate.

Filming a high jumper clearing the bar, the shot showing on the camera's monitor
The high jump filming guide in Outperform Motion

Guided filming

Pick the event and it shows you where to stand and how to frame it, so every session is filmed the same way.

Frame-by-frame review

Pause on the exact moment you are working on, at the track or later at home.

Sprint Tools

Free tools for block setup, reaction time and speed profiles.

A row of starting blocks racked on a rail, a measuring tape draped over them

New to the event?

A lot of track and field is coached by someone still learning the event.

The football coach who takes on the throws in the spring.

The parent helping a new long jumper over the summer.

The athlete training on their own after practice ends.

Every course is built so you can teach, or learn, an event you never competed in. Each technique is broken into steps and taught by coaches who have done it at the highest level.

"These videos are worth it! I can't say enough on how it has already helped my son. Best investment I made so far for him in this sport."
Lily TaseParent of a high school thrower
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"These videos are worth it! I can't say enough on how it has already helped my son. Best investment I made so far for him in this sport. After the 3rd video I was so excited I ran to him and knew I found what could fix his slump. He didn't believe me. After he watched the 3rd video he sat up and really started paying attention and then stood and said mom they r showing what I'm doing wrong. Can we go try all this now?! Thank u! I can't express my thanks enough! These videos will be taking him to the next level."

"As a coach, I have to sort through the plethora of information on the Internet to help me find the best training/workouts for my athletes. These videos do the perfect job of blending drills and understanding the events."
Trevor BarkmanHighroad Academy track and field, Chilliwack, BC

Bring a clear purpose to your next practice.

Find the course for your event: what to work on, why it matters and how to put it into practice.

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