Pat Carroll - Online Running Coach
Pat Carroll - Online Running Coach
Pat Carroll - Online Running Coach

Welcome...

For the committed runner achieving you goals in running is a balancing act between training and avoiding injury. To the best of your ability the majority of your running should be on soft surfaces such as grass ovals or bush tracks.

Of course this is not always going to be a viable option, however now and gain is better than never at all and one or two runs a week around a grass oval may be the reprieve you need to stop you from tipping over the edge.

With 2004 slowly drawing to a close it may be time to start mapping out your 2005 campaign. You need a plan in place to stay focused. Please click here for this week's article.

Cheers


Pat
posted by Pat at 11:13 AM

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My Involvement in running...

I have been involved in distance running for over twenty years. Starting as a novice and progressing through to International standard. My aim is to help individuals achieve their goals, which I find extremely rewarding and allows me to somewhat share in a very special experience.

Do not limit yourself...

I have no desire to limit myself to a particular standard of runner for I appreciate and respect individuals of all levels. I have been to the school of hard knocks and learnt by my own mistakes and those of others. You will find me approachable in nature and dedicated to the cause.

My philosophy...

My training philosophy is based around the importance of consistency in your training and doing our best to avoid injury and illness along the way.  We are all at a different standard with our fitness and development. Via the natural feel that I have from being involved in the sport for over two decades I believe that I have the ability to steer you from where you presently are to where your goals beckon.

Pat Carroll

 
Pat Carroll - Online Running Coach

  e: pat@patcarroll.com.au