👀 “The Coaching Eye was a game changer. I understand movement on a deeper level, and my athletes are healthier and performing better.” – Frank Keller, Sprint Coach, Germany. So what is The Coaching Eye?. It’s a 10-week mentorship with Dan Pfaff that trains you to see movement.

🏈 NFL Combine: The Pressure & the Glory. “When the athletes step on that line, my heart’s at 170 beats per minute. Did I do enough? Did I prepare them the right way? Did I give them everything they needed?” — Les Spellman. This is what success looks like under the brightest

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Coaching sprinting in 2D leaves blind spots. A complete coaching eye means seeing in 3D. On September 5, join world-renowned coach Dan Pfaff for a live 90-minute webinar:. 🎬 Seeing in 3D: Building a Complete Picture of Sprinting. In this session, you’ll learn how to:. ✅ Spot

👀 Ever watch an athlete move and think:. “Something’s off… but I don’t know what”?. Most coaches rely on intuition. Few are taught a systematic way to analyze movement. That’s why we built The Coaching Eye with Dan Pfaff. Here’s what you’ll cover across 4 Masterclasses + 8

When an athlete gets injured, most only see the setback. Loren Landow sees opportunity. 👊. At the ALTIS Speed Summit he shared how injuries can become a turning point — a chance to:. ✅ Clean up lifestyle habits.✅ Fix mechanical inefficiencies.✅ Address overlooked gaps in

🎙️ Asking Better Questions. In this episode, Stu McMillan sits down with Kaitlyn Cunningham of STATSports — a former D1 strength coach who pivoted from the grind of college sport into the world of sport tech. They talk about:. 🔹 Mentorship and leadership lessons from coaching

The fastest movers leave clues. ✅ The shapes you create will determine your patterns. ✅ The patterns you make determine your rhythm. ✅ Your rhythm will determine your speed. ✅ And your speed will determine your endurance. ↔️ It all starts with shapes. 🎓Grab your

Why Posture Is the First Place to Look 👀. “Posture tells the story.”. Coach Dan Pfaff reminds us that posture isn’t static: it changes with speed, force, and fatigue. In acceleration, forward lean makes sense. But as athletes transition to upright sprinting, that lean should

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"Ever feel like you’re missing something in an athlete’s movement — but can’t quite put your finger on it?". That’s exactly the gap The Coaching Eye Program with Dan Pfaff closes. Register now, while places remain, and between September and December 2025 you'll learn to: . 🎬

🚨 Context Matters 🚨. Yesterday, we shared a short clip from Stu McMillan from the ALTIS Speed Summit in Chicago, where he said:. “Stop doing A-drills and wall drills… you’re wasting your time.”. The internet had thoughts. Some agreed. Some argued. But most hadn’t heard the 60

🚨 Stop A Drills! 🚨. In his Speed Summit session from this June in Chicago, Stu McMillan pulled no punches:. “If there’s one thing you take away from this — stop doing A drills and wall drills… You’re wasting your time.”. Stu breaks down why so much sprint time is lost on

Effective isn’t always efficient. As Coach Pfaff explains, an athlete can run world-class times while moving in ways that are quietly eroding performance potential and raising injury risk. A foot turned out 30–45° might not stop a sprinter from winning today, but over time,

Day 5: the work doesn’t end here. We close the August MSc residential with more than new knowledge: coaches leave with sharper skills, stronger connections, and a clear plan to put it all into action. 📍 Phoenix, final day on site.🤝 A global network of peers.🧠 Integrated

Day 4 MSc Residential: the lab is the training floor. Ideas meet movement. Concepts meet action. Coaches here are sharpening their craft in real time — assessing, adapting, and problem-solving as they work with live athletes. 📍 Phoenix, deep into the ALTIS MSc Strength

This is performance education in action — not theory behind a desk. Coaches are hands-on, learning how to assess, intervene, and support athletes through the lens of movement, rehab, and return to performance. 📍 Phoenix, deep into the MSc residential.🧠 Real-world case studies

The difference between a good season and a great one isn’t more drills and better exercises. It’s improved thinking. 📹 The 2025 ALTIS Speed Summit Video Package gives you 20+ full sessions from the sport’s top speed coaches, plus bonus talks and downloadable guides. ✅

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Drills. It’s a bit of a dirty word sometimes. But it doesn’t have to be. Back in December, Coach Stu McMillan wrote:. “Instead of starting with the parts of a system—chasing every shiny new drill or exercise—take the time to truly understand the tools you already have—and

Day 2, and the energy is real. Not just theory. Not just talk. Coaches here are doing the work — learning by coaching, moving, and reflecting in real time. 📍Phoenix, onsite for our MSc residential. 🌎 A global community of coaches.🧠 Learning directly from true masters of

What does world-class post-graduate coaching education actually look like?. It starts here, in Phoenix with Day 1 of our MSc residential . 🌍 Coaches from around the world.🎓 World-class mentors in the room.🏃‍♂️ Real athletes on the floor. This is what applied learning actually