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Page 11 of 12 pages: The Sprint Races - Sports Library Highlights action photographs 51-55 featuring Frank Wykoff, Ralph Metcalfe, and Charley Parsons practicing together prior to the 1932 Olympic Trials. Each action clip is scrutinized and critiqued by Coach Dean Cromwell, University of Southern California.

 

 

Coach Dean Cromwell's

The Sprint Races - Sports Library

 

Page 11:  Training Session Spring 1932 -  frames 51-55

Featuring Frank Wykoff, Ralph Metcalfe, and Charley Parsons

 

 

 

51 - PARSONS SWINGS

BACK TOO FAR

Charley Parsons

Ralph Metcalfe

Frank Wykoff

 

Critique by Coach Dean Cromwell

University of Southern California

 

 

Photo #51
"Metcalfe and Wykoff have good body lean while Parsons is swinging back too far. This is no doubt due to fatigue."
(Coach Dean Cromwell - USC)

 

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    52 - METCALFE'S RIGHT

KNEE POWERFUL

Charley Parsons

Ralph Metcalfe

Frank Wykoff

 

Critique by Coach Dean Cromwell

University of Southern California

 

 

Photo #52
"Note the position of Metcalfe's right leg which is conducive to power. Also his fine coordinated knee position throughout."
(Coach Dean Cromwell - USC)

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53 - METCALFE DRIVES

 TO THE TAPE

Charley Parsons

Ralph Metcalfe

Frank Wykoff

 

Critique by Coach Dean Cromwell

University of Southern California

 

 

Photo #53
"The power of Metcalfe's stride is again apparent and he is starting his final drive for the tape."
(Coach Dean Cromwell - USC)

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54 -METCALFE CO-ORDINATES LEGS

AND ARMS

FOR GREATER SPEED.

3. Charley Parsons

2. Frank Wykoff

1. Ralph Metcalfe

 

Critique by Coach Dean Cromwell

University of Southern California

 

 

Photo #54
"Note how well Metcalfe's left arm is back and his right arm up. His arms are flexed more than usual, which makes for greater arm speed. This tends to give greater leg speed, as the two must be coordinated."
(Coach Dean Cromwell - USC)

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55 - FLEXED ARM

POSITION PREFERABLE

3. Charley Parsons

2. Frank Wykoff

1. Ralph Metcalfe

 

Critique by Coach Dean Cromwell

University of Southern California

 

 

Photo #55
"Compare Wykoff's arm position with that of Metcalfe's in the preceding picture. It would seem that the flexed arm position at this point is preferable."
(Coach Dean Cromwell - USC)

Frames 56 - 59 >

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Page 11:  Training Session Spring 1932 -  frames 51-55

Featuring Frank Wykoff, Ralph Metcalfe, and Charley Parsons

 

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Photographs (flipping pages for moving pictures) and comments by Dean Cromwell's booklet

 "The Sprint Races" - additional information by Ralph H. Metcalfe - copyright 1939 by International Sports, Inc.

(address at time of publication) 611 Security Trust Bldg., Indianapolis, USA

 

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