Two-Day Clinic · September 25-26, 2026
THE PERFORMANCE SERIES:SPEED & HURDLES
Your next breakthrough starts with better mechanics.
A clinic built for progress
BUILD THE SKILLS THAT SHOW UP WHEN IT COUNTS.
Train with Hurdle Science founder Marlon Odom and Brooklyn Speed & Power co-founder Richard James. This two-day clinic helps middle school, high school, and collegiate athletes improve sprint and hurdle mechanics, rhythm, movement efficiency, and confidence for practice and competition.
Choose your registration
TWO WAYS TO BE INVOLVED.
For athletes
Athlete Registration
$349 with code HURDLE50 through September 1.
- Open to middle school, high school, and collegiate athletes
- Includes both Friday and Saturday sessions
- Hands-on coaching in sprint and hurdle mechanics
- Limited to 75 athlete registrations
For coaches
Coach Shadow Pass
$250 with code COACH50 through September 1.
- Shadow both coaches during live athlete instruction
- See cues, drill selection, corrections, and progressions
- For school, club, collegiate, and private coaches
- Limited to 20 coach registrations
Registering more than one athlete? Add one Athlete Registration for each participant and complete a separate registration form for each athlete.
What athletes will work on
MOVE BETTER.
RUN FASTER.
HURDLE WITH CONFIDENCE.
Speed
- Sprint mechanics and acceleration
- Movement efficiency and body position
- Technical progressions that build stronger habits
Hurdles
- Hurdle mechanics and rhythm
- Event-specific drills with a clear purpose
- Confidence for training and competition
Featured coaches
TECHNICAL COACHING.REAL EXPERIENCE.
Marlon Odom
Founder and CEO of Hurdle Science, a technical training program focused on the biomechanics of sprinting, hurdling, and strength training. Coach Odom is a former four-time Collegiate All-American at Texas Tech, three-time West Regional Champion, Big 12 indoor hurdles champion, and three-time Big 12 outdoor 110-meter hurdles champion. He also previously served as head sprints and hurdles coach at the Olympic Training Center in Stuttgart, Germany.
Richard James
A 2004 Olympian, World Indoor Champion, NCAA All-American, and co-founder of Brooklyn Speed & Power. Coach James holds a master’s degree in Exercise Physiology and brings more than 20 years of high-performance coaching experience, including developing four Olympians and more than 25 conference-championship teams.
Schedule and venue
SHOW UP READY TO LEARN.
September 25
4:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Speed and hurdle mechanics instruction
September 26
12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Technical progressions, rhythm, and practical application
York College
94-20 Guy R. Brewer Boulevard
Jamaica, NY 11451
Coach shadowing
SEE THE WORK. LEARN THE METHOD. COACH WITH MORE CONFIDENCE.
Follow Marlon Odom and Richard James as they assess movement, select drills, deliver cues, correct technique, and adapt instruction for athletes at different levels.
Coach participants observe only and may not participate in drills or training activities unless specifically invited by clinic staff.
Questions answered
GOOD TO KNOW.
Who can register as an athlete?
The clinic is open to middle school, high school, and collegiate athletes who want to improve sprint and hurdle mechanics. Athletes do not need to be current Brooklyn Speed & Power members.
Does registration include both days?
Yes. Athlete and coach registration both include Friday and Saturday. One-day registration is not available.
Can I register more than one athlete?
Yes. Add one Athlete Registration for each participant and complete a separate registration form for each athlete.
What is the cancellation policy?
No refunds, transfers, or makeup sessions are available. The clinic will take place rain or shine at York College. If conditions require cancellation, registered participants will receive instructions by email.
What does the Coach Shadow Pass include?
Coach participants receive access to both clinic days as an observation and learning experience. This pass does not include participation in athlete drills or training activities.
Limited capacity · September 25-26, 2026
BUILD BETTER MECHANICS.
BRING THEM TO THE LINE.
Secure your place before athlete or coach registration reaches capacity.