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By Dave Wollman “I’ve been thinking about this for twenty years. Indiana just proved I was right.” The Precision Performance Center Should Become SMU Football’s Next Strategic Investment.  Because someone soon will see the obvious…Don’t be late to the Party, Ponies!! First in….wins! By Dave Wollman “I’ve been thinking about this for twenty years. Indiana…

The Purpose of This Article Article 4 established the concept: the earliest possible sling begins when the left leg converts from rotational to linear movement before the right leg completes its arc, catching the right hip early and creating hip-to-discus separation sooner. This article is about how to build that movement in an athlete —…

SECOND EYE CONSULTING  ·  DAVE WOLLMAN  ·  DALLAS, TEXAS FROM THE LAB TO THE FIELD  ·  ARTICLE 4 OF 6 Orbit: What Creates the Longest and Earliest Sling The Question This Article Answers Babbitt’s data confirms that Alekna’s world record throw produced the longest orbital path in the series — 4.01 meters through the delivery…

The Precision Performance Center: Football’s Next Competitive Frontier By Dave Wollman “I’ve been thinking about this for twenty years. Indiana just proved I was right.” ——— Twenty Years I want to tell you where this idea came from. Not from watching Indiana’s championship season. Not from reading a research paper on motor learning. Not from…

SECOND EYE CONSULTING  ·  DAVE WOLLMAN  ·  DALLAS, TEXAS FROM THE LAB TO THE FIELD  ·  ARTICLE 3 OF 6 Leaving Room to Work With: How Athletes Learn to Organize Space The Question This Article Answers Babbitt identifies “leaving room to work with” as one of the eight key coaching observations linked directly to biomechanical…

Let’s take a look… By Dave Wollman “Everyone saw Indiana’s wins. I saw a coaching question that college football still hasn’t answered.” ——— People keep asking how Indiana did it. Not casually. Obsessively. Fans, analysts, rivals, recruiting coordinators at programs that lost to the Hoosiers — everyone wants to know. How did a staff assembled…

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The Question This Article Answers Babbitt identifies “rushing the throw” as one of the eight key coaching observations linked directly to biomechanical data. Kipp’s research confirms that a longer entry phase is associated with better performance. But how does a coach actually teach an athlete not to rush? What develops patience in a thrower and…

SECOND EYE CONSULTING   ·   DAVE WOLLMAN   ·   DALLAS, TEXAS FROM THE LAB TO THE FIELD  ·  ARTICLE 1 OF 6 How to Read a Biomechanics Report as a Coach The Question This Article Answers Kipp and Babbitt have given us excellent research and coaching language. But how does a coach actually use a biomechanics report?…

SECOND EYE CONSULTINGMovement Education for ThrowersDallas, TexasJune 17, 2026Author: Dave WollmanFormer Director of Men’s amd women’s Track and Field, SMUFounder, Second Eye ConsultingA place where elite ideas are presented in a practical form!Olympic, NCAA, and International Throws CoachAll questions , comments are welcome.Cheers!Coach⸻Beyond Measurement:Helping Coaches Develop What Biomechanics RevealsBy Dave WollmanRecent biomechanics research by Kristof…