And here’s the important starting point –

Sometimes the experts don’t give you ALL there information…

That’s why I was impressed by the way Pat Beith and Latif Thomas put together this new project.

I’ll be honest about this, it really isn’t that hard to contact elite coaches like Mike Boyle, Lee Taft or myself and say that you are putting together a compilation of cutting-edge information from world-class coaches.

Frankly, it happens to me all the time.

I must get between 5 and 20 emails a month asking me to contribute articles or an audio interview to a new ‘report’ or ‘product’ that a young, up and coming trainer is putting together.

I almost always decline.

Not because I am a snob in anyway, but because I don’t like having my name attached to every single new project that a young trainer is trying to make money off of.

I worked hard to establish my credentials and credibility in this industry – and I don’t take that lightly.

If my name is involved, you can be guaranteed that I am impressed with both the mission and style of the product in question.

And that’s a trend that I have seen that I just don’t like. 

Every trainer now claims to be an expert and every trainer puts out websites and produces DVD’s, ebooks and reports.

But very few are credible… which is why you don’t see my name out there that often.

But Pat and Latif’s offer was different.

They didn’t ask me to give them something that I had already published – an article that you have already read.

They wanted something unique and un-published.

In fact, they asked that of all there contributors.

And that’s why I said yes.

Have you ever read anything from me about my secret brand of teaching speed to young athletes through MOTOR SKILL CHAINING?

Probably not…

And that’s because I have never written about it before.

I wasn’t keeping it from you, I just hadn’t gotten around to writing about it yet.

Until Pat and Latif asked me specifically.

You see, Pat, Latif and I are good friends, and we ‘talk shop’ all the time.

Pat in particular, has always been interested in the way I discuss ‘topographical, procedural and effect’ features related to the practical application of speed development for young athletes.

So he asked me flat out if I would write about it for his new Speed Training Report…

… And I did.

In fact, a lot of world-class experts contributed unique information to this project.

Have a look for yourself here 

A great project from two guys who actually care enough about the industry to get some of the most internationally respected trainers in the world to contribute.

To me, that’s worth checking out -

Speed Training Report

‘Till next time,

Brian