Looking to take your coaching and your jumpers to the next level? Check out this course by Bob Thurnoffer. Thurnoffer uses memoir from past atheltes to makes his points about long jump. Through using power output tecniques and statistics he can develop his athletes runway speeds. Overall this course is huge on translating speed and specific advanced development in the long jump.1 Overview, memoir of athletes Free 2:47 2 Adding volume over time 7:43 3 Higher Resistance Training 9:46 4 Translating Power in a Fraction of a Second 20:52 5 Calibrating the takeoff 16:07 6 NotesBob Thurnhoffer is set to begin his fourth season as head cross country and track & field coach at Loyola University Chicago. Thurnhoffer, who will be entering his 15th season as a Division I coach, will look to continue his storied horizontal jumps tradition while continuing to build the sprints program at Loyola and maintain the great distance/middle distance tradition that has made up the history of Loyola University Chicago track & field and cross country. Overall, Thurnhoffer has guided his athletes to: 22 school records� 50 school record performances 27 conference titles 65 conference top-three finishes 6 conference MVP's� 6 conference record-setting performances 25 NCAA Qualifiers (18 of which have been in the Long and Triple Jump alone). In his first three years as head coach, Thurnhoffer saw unprecedented all-around growth in the men's and women's cross country/track & field programs at Loyola. The team has set hundreds of new top-10 marks in program history. The programs academic achievements include: 6 team members being named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District Team 37 Ramblers earning MVC Scholar-Athlete Honors 13 have landing on the USTFCCCA's All-Academic team 6 athletes receiving the MVC Good Neighbor Award