Expressiveness Is a Sprinting Cue, Not a Flaw

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McMillan's most repeated coaching instruction is to "be more expressive"—tall, open, big arms, bouncing shoulders, free. He treats expressiveness as a mechanical requirement, not a stylistic choice. Peak ground forces in sprinting hit five times body weight, the same as a heavy boxing bag, so the body must be stiff and loaded, not relaxed and compressed.

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