They say practice makes perfect, but if you can't be perfect then why practice? This is a major question when playing any sport. Soccer, basketball, tennis, lacrosse, baseball, and yes even track. But unlike many sports, track and field is generally a natural athletes sport. If you're fast you're fast, but if not then you're not. This is the time when you do anything in your power to become fast.
The first steps are very difficult, but it gets easier. To begin you must find your inner beast and do anything you can to unleash it. At first this may be difficult but soon you will realize that this beast will empower you to do many things. And for those who may not have an inner beast, there is an alternative route. Supplements.
Creatine, anadrol, m drol, d anabol, super drol, glutamine, size on, n.o xplode, hydroxycut, HGH, cell mass, cell tech, na no vapor.
You may hear someone say, "the best way is the natural way", but the natural way is also the slowest way. For immediate results one must induldge in the chemically formulated supplements available to them on the market today. These supplements will provide strength gains, mass gains, and speed gains which are the key components to becoming a trackstar.
Finally the last key to becoming a trackstar is developing a certain confidence that may be mistaken for cockyness by many, but will only result in the appropriate energy needed to win your next race. So strap up or get smacked up its a dog eat dog world and you need to do whatever it is you need to do TO WIN...even if it's a little risky.
Andrew, this piece is a bit scary. I like your work, but I think you could have added some fun and related details. How do you release the inner beast? How do you develop the confidence?
ReplyDeleteI also wonder why you focus so much on supplements and not on running. Your details could have been about places to run, when to run, what to eat, but you took a very medical angle; I wonder why.