2017 Miami signee D.J. Johnson is coming to Coral Gables all the way from Sacramento, California. He explained why his commitment to Miami was always solid.
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All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
This is pretty wrong on it having no overlap. Sprinting is an excellent way at learning how to generate power, which will help him on the field. There is a reason most high level sprinters are jacked in the lower body.
it'll also an excellent way to increase his VO2 max, which will help him stay on the field more. Kid is still in HS. most HS S&C programs are terrible, and I'd rather he do in-season training until he gets to an actual staff.
All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
This is pretty wrong on it having no overlap. Sprinting is an excellent way at learning how to generate power, which will help him on the field. There is a reason most high level sprinters are jacked in the lower body.
it'll also an excellent way to increase his VO2 max, which will help him stay on the field more. Kid is still in HS. most HS S&C programs are terrible, and I'd rather he do in-season training until he gets to an actual staff.
All this. Track may not be as good as football specific training, but it's helpful in the ways just mentioned. Plus, it's not putting the same wear and tear on the body that more football drills and lifting do, and the 100m start is very similar to the burst needed to get off the ball quickly. Unless the kid is woefully weak, his time is well spent running the 100m.
All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
This is pretty wrong on it having no overlap. Sprinting is an excellent way at learning how to generate power, which will help him on the field. There is a reason most high level sprinters are jacked in the lower body.
it'll also an excellent way to increase his VO2 max, which will help him stay on the field more. Kid is still in HS. most HS S&C programs are terrible, and I'd rather he do in-season training until he gets to an actual staff.
All this. Track may not be as good as football specific training, but it's helpful in the ways just mentioned. Plus, it's not putting the same wear and tear on the body that more football drills and lifting do, and the 100m start is very similar to the burst needed to get off the ball quickly. Unless the kid is woefully weak, his time is well spent running the 100m.
You guys will have to direct me to the part of my post suggesting he should just be sitting on the couch getting high and doing nothing instead of track. Not suggesting that it is detrimental. The time could be better spent. Training to run the 100 meter dash is not part of any defensive linemans off season work out. Sorry. You work on strength, short area quickness and conditioning. I want my football players working on football skills. Make sure to remind me to eat crow when the defensive line unit heads out to the track with their spikes to do wind sprints this spring with the track team.
**** yo couch! Darknesses!Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
This is pretty wrong on it having no overlap. Sprinting is an excellent way at learning how to generate power, which will help him on the field. There is a reason most high level sprinters are jacked in the lower body.
it'll also an excellent way to increase his VO2 max, which will help him stay on the field more. Kid is still in HS. most HS S&C programs are terrible, and I'd rather he do in-season training until he gets to an actual staff.
All this. Track may not be as good as football specific training, but it's helpful in the ways just mentioned. Plus, it's not putting the same wear and tear on the body that more football drills and lifting do, and the 100m start is very similar to the burst needed to get off the ball quickly. Unless the kid is woefully weak, his time is well spent running the 100m.
You guys will have to direct me to the part of my post suggesting he should just be sitting on the couch getting high and doing nothing instead of track. Not suggesting that it is detrimental. The time could be better spent. Training to run the 100 meter dash is not part of any defensive linemans off season work out. Sorry. You work on strength, short area quickness and conditioning. I want my football players working on football skills. Make sure to remind me to eat crow when the defensive line unit heads out to the track with their spikes to do wind sprints this spring with the track team.
I never mentioned anything about a couch, I said that I thought track was good training and I stated why I thought that. As for conditioning, running is a good way to improve that.
All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
This is pretty wrong on it having no overlap. Sprinting is an excellent way at learning how to generate power, which will help him on the field. There is a reason most high level sprinters are jacked in the lower body.
it'll also an excellent way to increase his VO2 max, which will help him stay on the field more. Kid is still in HS. most HS S&C programs are terrible, and I'd rather he do in-season training until he gets to an actual staff.
All this. Track may not be as good as football specific training, but it's helpful in the ways just mentioned. Plus, it's not putting the same wear and tear on the body that more football drills and lifting do, and the 100m start is very similar to the burst needed to get off the ball quickly. Unless the kid is woefully weak, his time is well spent running the 100m.
You guys will have to direct me to the part of my post suggesting he should just be sitting on the couch getting high and doing nothing instead of track. Not suggesting that it is detrimental. The time could be better spent. Training to run the 100 meter dash is not part of any defensive linemans off season work out. Sorry. You work on strength, short area quickness and conditioning. I want my football players working on football skills. Make sure to remind me to eat crow when the defensive line unit heads out to the track with their spikes to do wind sprints this spring with the track team.
All that matters is the fact that dj Johnson is using track to better himself as a football player. Contrary to what below avg athletes think he understands that running track can only help him as a player.
Maybe. Or, maybe the better use of his time is to sculpt his body to be an impactful Defensive lineman, not a 100 meter sprinter. The overlap in those two tasks is almost 100% non existent. He would be far better served spending his time in the weight room than the track.
This is pretty wrong on it having no overlap. Sprinting is an excellent way at learning how to generate power, which will help him on the field. There is a reason most high level sprinters are jacked in the lower body.
it'll also an excellent way to increase his VO2 max, which will help him stay on the field more. Kid is still in HS. most HS S&C programs are terrible, and I'd rather he do in-season training until he gets to an actual staff.
All this. Track may not be as good as football specific training, but it's helpful in the ways just mentioned. Plus, it's not putting the same wear and tear on the body that more football drills and lifting do, and the 100m start is very similar to the burst needed to get off the ball quickly. Unless the kid is woefully weak, his time is well spent running the 100m.
You guys will have to direct me to the part of my post suggesting he should just be sitting on the couch getting high and doing nothing instead of track. Not suggesting that it is detrimental. The time could be better spent. Training to run the 100 meter dash is not part of any defensive linemans off season work out. Sorry. You work on strength, short area quickness and conditioning. I want my football players working on football skills. Make sure to remind me to eat crow when the defensive line unit heads out to the track with their spikes to do wind sprints this spring with the track team.
**** yo couch! Darknesses!This is pretty wrong on it having no overlap. Sprinting is an excellent way at learning how to generate power, which will help him on the field. There is a reason most high level sprinters are jacked in the lower body.
it'll also an excellent way to increase his VO2 max, which will help him stay on the field more. Kid is still in HS. most HS S&C programs are terrible, and I'd rather he do in-season training until he gets to an actual staff.
All this. Track may not be as good as football specific training, but it's helpful in the ways just mentioned. Plus, it's not putting the same wear and tear on the body that more football drills and lifting do, and the 100m start is very similar to the burst needed to get off the ball quickly. Unless the kid is woefully weak, his time is well spent running the 100m.
You guys will have to direct me to the part of my post suggesting he should just be sitting on the couch getting high and doing nothing instead of track. Not suggesting that it is detrimental. The time could be better spent. Training to run the 100 meter dash is not part of any defensive linemans off season work out. Sorry. You work on strength, short area quickness and conditioning. I want my football players working on football skills. Make sure to remind me to eat crow when the defensive line unit heads out to the track with their spikes to do wind sprints this spring with the track team.
I never mentioned anything about a couch, I said that I thought track was good training and I stated why I thought that. As for conditioning, running is a good way to improve that.
Did this really turn into another track thread?
I appreciate hearing how prospects do in track, but ****. Some of you all think it's the end all
.....and no, this isn't another track thread. It's about dj Johnson and dj Johnson happens to run track to improve himself as a football player amongst other things.
I can admit, I was posting very drunk from the company St Patty party last night. They thought if they held it on a Thursday I wouldn't get hammered and come in to work very hungover today. They were wrong.
/still would rather he be doing football stuff, sorry for bringing your couch into this [MENTION=6001]kryptonite[/MENTION]
.....and no, this isn't another track thread. It's about dj Johnson and dj Johnson happens to run track to improve himself as a football player amongst other things.
DJ Johnson happens to do a lot of things, I'm sure. Doesn't change the fact that this has devolved into a track thread where a small handful of posters argue over the same BS repeatedly.
obsession
So what are you trying to do? Turn this into a got dam cry baby thread. You're obsession with biching and crying is more disturbing than guys talking about how football and track relate. Not real hard to ignore something you know nothing about or don't care about.
If you have more interesting subjects then start a thread. Better than going around crying about other peoples interest all the got dam time.