The Minnesota State Track & Field Camps are back and better than ever! 🟣💛
📅 Dates, details, and registration ➡️ https://t.co/s2hLGBf1ui
✅ Open to athletes entering grades 7-12
🏟️ Held at MSU's track and field facilities
Tag your teammates. Let’s get better together. #HERD
Why should 🏈 coaches feed the cats?
ChatGTP’s answer:
Football coaches should Feed the Cats because it prioritizes speed, freshness, and performance over punishment, fatigue, and outdated grind culture. The phrase, coined by Tony Holler, isn’t about pampering athletes—it’s about maximizing performance by training smarter, not just harder.
Here’s why football coaches should embrace it:
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🔋 1. Speed Wins Games
Football is a game of explosive, short bursts. Feed the Cats places top priority on developing and showcasing raw speed—which can be the difference between a touchdown and a tackle.
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🧠 2. Brains Over Brutality
Outworking everyone is a myth if the work causes burnout or injury. Feed the Cats flips the script:
•Less grind, more precision.
•Fewer reps, better reps.
•High output, short duration.
This approach respects athletes’ nervous systems and minds.
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🔄 3. Practice Fast, Play Fast
Cats don’t run all day—they explode when it matters. Football players should train the same way:
•Timed sprints.
•Data-driven incentives.
•Stop practice when it’s still good.
This builds neurological sharpness, not just “toughness.”
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⚡ 4. Fresh is Fast
Fatigue hides speed. Coaches often overtrain because they mistake exhaustion for discipline. But tired legs don’t break tackles or win races. Feed the Cats emphasizes recovery and readiness, not just reps.
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🧬 5. Culture Change
It builds a culture of speed, joy, and measurable progress—not fear and grind. Athletes who love training perform better. They buy in. They believe. And belief is everything.
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In short, Feed the Cats isn’t soft—it’s surgical. It’s how the best stay fresh, stay fast, and stay in the game.
"Speed is global." 🌍 @pntrack
Even if sport doesn’t involve sprinting, raising CNS floor raises the athletic ceiling.
Golfers. Swimmers.
All gotten better through sprinting.
One of @KulaPerformance's swim groups set 48 club records in a year after starting speed training🤫
🚧HURDLE SCHOOL ALERT🚧 Kicking off on Tuesday, June 17th at O'Neill at 7am! Pack your spikes (if they’re hiding in your closet), bring some water, and don’t forget the permission form signed by your parent/guardian—grab it here: https://t.co/oYSgL7HHsU
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You’re a track or running nerd. Why hide it?
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You're probably not thinking about indoor T&F but we've posted our first list of high school meets to be held in December - February. Still waiting on details for a number of meets outside NE but we've got firm dates for 17 meets.
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Nebraska native Sara Vaughn is the top American finisher at NYC. Here’s our interview from a few years back with this working mother of four who has hit her stride the last few years.
https://t.co/wUWRyXCDYu