Dr. Ken Clark: The Science and Practice of Elite Sprint Performance
Dr. Ken Clark is a professor and coach at West Chester University where he balances teaching, sprint science research and in-person coaching with several collegiate teams including track and field. He is also widely known for his role as a biomechanics consultant for USA Track and Field's high performance sprints and hurdles program. Over the past 15 years, Ken has been at the forefront of several key published research papers relating to sprinting performance. This conversation starts ...
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