Johnny Gray
Johnny Gray is a retired 800 m runner and four-time Olympian. He came seventh in the 1984 Summer Olympics, fifth in 1988, and won the bronze medal at the Barcelona Olympics in 1992. He still holds the US indoor record for the 800m at 1:45.00 min -- a record he set in 1992. Johnny was inducted into the USA National Track and Field Hall of Fame in 2008. He is now an assistant track and field coach for the UCLA Bruins.
Johnny's instructional track and field training videos for Pro Tips 4U focus on how to improve as an 800m specialist. His tips include the basics of good swing and good speed as well as the proper way to train on your "easy" day.
Johnny's Videos
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When you purchase the complete Pro Tips Track & Field series, you'll be able to download all 42 videos from our track and field experts over the next 48 hours!
Our coaches include:
Dominique Arnold (American 110m High hurdle record holder)
Bryan Clay (2008 Olympic Decathlon Gold Medal winner)
Willie Banks (former World Record Holder in the Triple Jump)
Brianna Glenn (USA Track and Field Champion; long jumper and sprinter)
Johnny Gray (World Record Holder in the 800m)
Jamie Nieto (Olympic High Jumper)
Khadevis Robinson (U.S. Track & Field Champion; distance running)
If you're serious about track & field, learn from the pros about taking your game to the next level!
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In this Pro Tips 4U Track and Field training series with Johnny Gray, you’ll be able to download all 3 of Johnny’s videos. Johnny will teach you; easy day, good speed and good swing
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In this Pro Tips 4U video, Johnny Gray, American 800m record holder, 4 time Olympian and 2008 US Track & Field hall of fame inductee, talks about good swing. In this demonstration Johnny has his runners show you what good swing is – why you need to work on lifting your knees to lengthen your stride and how the arms play an important part in good swing.
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In this Pro Tips 4U video, Johnny Gray, American 800m record holder, 4 time Olympian and 2008 US Track & Field hall of fame inductee, explains good speed. In this demonstration Johnny has his runners show you what good speed is – why you work on quick turnover, how your arms dictate your legs and why you need to concentrate on your arms first.
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In this Pro Tips 4U video, Johnny Gray, American 800m record holder, 4 time Olympian and 2008 US Track & Field hall of fame inductee, talks about an “Easy” day. Learn what an easy day is, why it’s just as important as a hard day and the benefits of the easy day.
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