Bukidnon Running Academy

Bukidnon Running Academy A group where we strive for success and greatness, and together help each other reach that goal!

Small steps taken regularly over time is what will lead to big gains!Good luck from all of us back home💪💪💪
21/11/2023

Small steps taken regularly over time is what will lead to big gains!Good luck from all of us back home💪💪💪

Must Read!Thank you Coach Stax Savellano for this book🙏
19/11/2023

Must Read!
Thank you Coach Stax Savellano for this book🙏

19/11/2023

In the context of sports, training and development are both crucial aspects of an athlete's growth and improvement. Although they are often used interchangeably, there are subtle differences between the two terms.

Training typically refers to the systematic and structured process of acquiring and honing specific skills, techniques, and physical conditioning required for a particular sport. It involves regular practice sessions, drills, exercises, and workouts designed to enhance the athlete's physical abilities, tactical understanding, and performance in their chosen sport. Training focuses on improving existing skills, refining techniques, building strength, endurance, speed, agility, and other physical attributes necessary for optimal athletic performance. It often follows a planned training program and is typically guided by coaches or trainers.

On the other hand, development in sports is a broader concept that encompasses not only the technical and physical aspects but also the overall growth and progress of an athlete as an individual. Development involves a more holistic approach that takes into account the athlete's mental, emotional, and social well-being, along with their physical skills. It aims to foster personal growth, character development, leadership qualities, teamwork, discipline, resilience, and other qualities that contribute to an athlete's long-term success.

Development in sports may include aspects such as psychological training, mental conditioning, sports nutrition, injury prevention, recovery strategies, sportsmanship, goal setting, and life skills outside of the sport. It recognizes that athletes are not just performers but also individuals who require support and guidance in various areas to reach their full potential.

While training primarily focuses on improving performance in the present, development has a broader and more long-term perspective, aiming to shape athletes into well-rounded individuals who can succeed not only in their sport but also in their personal lives.

It's important to note that training and development are interconnected and often go hand in hand. An effective sports development program will incorporate appropriate training methods, and training can contribute to an athlete's overall development. Both aspects are essential for athletes to achieve their goals and maximize their potential.

A group where we strive for success and greatness, and together help each other reach that goal!

23/05/2022

What’s for breakfast? Hills! Yum!🤤
🎥 Gian Taylor

If you want to run fast, run alone! but if you want to run far, lets run together...
12/10/2021

If you want to run fast, run alone! but if you want to run far, lets run together...

Coaching plays an integral part in the life of an athlete along with the parents and the coach himself. As a coach, I wa...
12/09/2021

Coaching plays an integral part in the life of an athlete along with the parents and the coach himself. As a coach, I want to stage my athletes in an environment of excellence, where standards are high, values are strong and egos are low...where laziness, comfort and complacency are considered as nemesis.

In our sports positive thinking,determination and passion are the recipes of getting better everyday..only those who have extraordinary dreams achieve extra ordinary victories.

Being an instrument and beyond , I seek and honor God for guidance and wisdom that I may deliver my duties all for His victory and glory.

Bukidnon's Legendary Runner!We are proud of you Gerald Tabios !!!Continue to inspire us💪💪💪
01/06/2021

Bukidnon's Legendary Runner!
We are proud of you Gerald Tabios !!!
Continue to inspire us💪💪💪

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Spotlight: Gerald Tabios was born in Bukidnon, Malaybalay City, Philippines in 1969, eventually emigrating with his wife to New York City in 2001. Since running his first marathon in his adopted hometown of NYC in 2004, Tabios has completed more than 100 marathons and ultramarathons. Most notably in 2014, he is the first Filipino to finish the new route of the Badwater Ultramarathon, a race he has completed five times in total (Benjamin Gaetos of Eagle Rock, CA was the first Filipino ever to complete the Badwater Race in 2013). Featuring a route that runs 135 miles through Death Valley, CA (with temperatures often reaching 130 degrees), and finishes at Mt. Whitney portal the event is often referred to as "The Toughest Foot Race in the World." In 2014, Tabios used his participation in Badwater to raise $1,200 towards the rehabilitation\rebuilding of structures damaged by typhoons in Leyte and Samar, Philippines.

23/05/2021

It's when the discomfort strikes that one realises a strong mind is the most powerful weapon of all.
Chrissie Willington

10/05/2021

"THE ULTIMATE GOAL IS DOING YOUR BEST AND ENJOYING IT"

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