Tag: Dr Sean Carey
More than core
Posted by Athletics Weekly | Jul 16, 2019
How to get off to a good start in middle and long-distance running
Posted by Athletics Weekly | Nov 14, 2018
Coaching: The standing start
Posted by Athletics Weekly | Jan 31, 2018
Watch Tirunesh Dibaba run
Posted by Athletics Weekly | Aug 4, 2017
High jump technique: Balanced approach
Posted by Athletics Weekly | Aug 17, 2016
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Alleviating anxiety with the Alexander Technique
by Athletics Weekly | May 11, 2020 | 0
Dr Sean Carey suggests that Alexander Technique-style lying down may help athletes to de-stress
Read MoreMore than core
by Athletics Weekly | Jul 16, 2019 | 0
Whatever your event, core muscles are crucial for stability and injury prevention. Dr Sean Carey suggests ways to wake up these anti-gravity muscles
Read MoreHow to get off to a good start in middle and long-distance running
by Athletics Weekly | Nov 14, 2018 | 0
How athletes react can determine the winner of the 100m, yet not many would think it’s really that important in a 5000m or 10,000m contest. Dr Sean Carey believes it can be, however, and analyses Tirunesh Dibaba to explain why
Read MoreCoaching: The standing start
by Athletics Weekly | Jan 31, 2018 | 0
A standing start should mean just that, says Dr Sean Carey. Here he outlines how your posture matters at the start of any distance race
Read MoreWatch Tirunesh Dibaba run
by Athletics Weekly | Aug 4, 2017 | 0
When it comes to good running technique, Tirunesh Dibaba is definitely an athlete to keep an eye on, says Dr Sean Carey
Read MoreHigh jump technique: Balanced approach
by Athletics Weekly | Aug 17, 2016 | 0
Keeping head and neck in balance plays a crucial role in a successful high jump run-up, as Dr Sean Carey explains
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