Journals needed at Trackshark.com

[TB]

I'm in dire need for some collegeiate pole vaulters to participate in a journal this season at Trackshark.com. I don't have any and I'd like to promote the event as much as I can this way.

If you are interested in participating in a journal this season, feel free to contact me at tborish@trackshark.com.

http://www.trackshark.com/journals/

Thanks for your time and let me know if you have any questions when you contact me.

[Scott Go Pre]

What kind of thngs do you want for someone to write in their journal? I might be interestedin doing this journal. I'm a sophomore at Troy University.

slim_man2003@yahoo.com

[VTechVaulter]

like a training log kinda thing?? or is this like. dear journal today sucked.

[rainbowgirl28]

like a training log kinda thing?? or is this like. dear journal today sucked.

Go to trackshark.com and look what other people have done.

[TB]

As Becca stated, just go and see what other people have done. I don't think a basic training log will be all that interesting to read, from what I've delt with in the past. I think the public looks for insight into your training and competition, not just what is written down on paper.

You also have to ask yourself if people would actually be interested in what you have to say.

I've had two vaulters willing to participate so far, which is great.

[rainbowgirl28]

No vaulters this year? Any volunteers??

[VTechVaulter]

No vaulters this year? Any volunteers??

i can do it again this year if he wants. last year my really busy class schedule kept me from writing as much as i wanted, but this year i could prolly do a good bit better

[TB]

Brian, I sent you an email.

Any other collegiate or post-collegiate vaulters out there, feel free to send me an email (link on icon below) with your full name, stats, short bio and action photo.

[rainbowgirl28]

Yay Adam Sarafian started one http://www.trackshark.com/journals/2006 ... rafian.php

[rainbowgirl28]

Guidelines for this year:

http://www.trackshark.com/blogs/home.php

Welcome to the new Trackshark Blogs. The Blogs will work just like the journals in the past, yet users will have full control over the updates and publishing. Any student-athletes, professional athletes, coaches and anyone else involved in the sport of track & field are welcome to apply for a free blog. We will do all the hosting, programming and maintenance. All you have to do is type away! Are you interested in having your own blog at Trackshark.com? Please review our guidelines below.

- Are you willing to update your blog at least 5 times (entries) per month?
- Can you elaborate more on your training other than just what you did at practice?
- Do you think the viewing public will be generally interested in what you have to say?
- If you are a writer or a journalist in the sport, do you think a blog will help enhance your service?
- If you are a professional athlete, do you think a blog will help your sponsor?
- If you are a coach, do you think a blog will help your program and university?

• Contact us if you meet the above guidelines and provide us with some simple background information about yourself, such as your full name and accomplishments.

[polebreaker]

I vault for Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
I think I may be able to put some time into a journal!

[BethelPV]

I would love to do a journal for you! I am a pole vaulter from Bethel College which is an NAIA school. My email is burrinz@bethelcollege.edu to send me more information.

Zach Burrington