University of St. Thomas 
Sprints and Hurdles Summer Training Program   -   July-Sept.

Click the date to access the workout for the day.  The color of workout depicts the overall training 
objective. Workouts will follow the general plan below and be posted by Monday of the current week.

 
 

 2004 Review 
 Indoor Training
 Outdoor Training

 
Workout Info. 
 Warm-up, Drills
 Flexibility Routines
 Strength Training

 Training Info.
 Training Objectives
 Testing Protocols
 
Workout Execution
 

 
MIAC Track & Field
 Indoor honor roll
 Indoor Conf. results
 Outdoor honor roll
 Outdoor Conf. results
 MIAC Track
 
 
NCAA Track & Field
 
Indoor honor roll
 Indoor results
 Outdoor honor roll
 Outdoor  results
 NCAA Track
 DIII Track


  


Macrocycle I - Summer

General Preparation
Meso. I  July Mesocycle II - August

Meso III - Sept.

 Microcycle - Week

Week of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8

9
  July 
19 
July 
26 
Aug 
2
Aug 
Aug 
16
Aug 
23
Aug 30 

Sept 6

Sept 13

 
 


General Preparation I - Summer 2004

Special emphasis will be given to Strength development during our first General Preparation phase. Five days of lifting are prescribed with one day of speed and endurance work to be done on the track.  Additional track workouts can be added at your discretion.  Repeating a previous track workout is recommended if you wish to increase the number of running workouts. 

Routines
The individual workout routines are listed on the pages 
above and can also be accessed individually...
Warm-up, drills and stretching
Strength training
Endurance progression

Additional Training
Supplementing additional routines such as core strength (pillar, etc.) and plyometric training can be done on your own, however use caution with plyometrics. Plyometrics should be done only on speed days - with full recovery after each routine.  Keep in mind, plyometrics and med-ball training will be integrated in your training during the fall and should not take preference over what is currently prescribed. 

Training Preview
The month of June and part of July have been "off" months (no formal training).  This transition period is important to to prepare the mind and body for another long season.  Although most of you have been active during these months, July and August will challenge you progressively to increase your strength and conditioning.  It is important to be as faithful as possible to your training.  Keep a log, set goals and "dare to begin!"  Often work schedules family vacations and socializing disrupt your training.  Remember if you miss a day(s) - jump back and begin begin again!. 

The second half of September will be lighter in nature as you acclimate to another school year. The second General Prep session will begin with the start of our fall program in October.  General Prep workouts up until November will be done on your own or informally with your teammates or training partner(s).  Formal coaching will begin three times per week in November in accordance with NCAA pre-season rules. 

To access your workouts

Click the corresponding date above to access the workouts for the week. 

Coach Steve Mathre

samathre@stthomas.edu

651-962-5915 office
651-338-6723 cell