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Ed (GoGo) Lovelace

Phewsioneering!

Ed Lovelace was one of the fastest athletes ever to come from New York State.  As the owner of Hempstead High sprint records in the 100M and 200M events, he also holds the longest standing 200M record at the New York State Loucks track meet.  Ed achieved New York State champion status in the 200M sprints. Ed earned an All-American status at Hempstead High School and ranked as one of the top ten senior sprinters in the USA.

Lovelace was recruited by all of the top Division 1 universities.  He selected Arizona State University.  He was recruited and signed by Carl Lewis’ coach Clyde Duncan.  Lovelace went on to compete against the nation’s best as a 100 and 200 meter sprinter.  He qualified for the 1988 Olympic trials and then went on to compete professionally and train with world renowned coaches Norm Tate and Dr. Leroy Walker.   During his sophomore and junior years, Lovelace competed for ASU, set school records and became an All-American in his senior year.  Lovelace again qualified for the 1992 Olympic trials at 200 meters.  During the years of 1992 and 1994, Lovelace trained with current business partner Kevin Young at UCLA under the tutelage of 1972 Olympian John Smith.

Upon finishing his Olympic training career, Lovlace realized that no one taught speed outside of the elite world of track and field and those who did teach were not from that world.  After further assessments, Lovelace realized the common denominator in all physical endeavors:  running and moving fast.

Hence, Phewsioneering! was born.  Lovelace has trained NBA stars Vince Carter, John Salley, Sebastian Telfair, and Allen Ray.  In addition, NFL stars Rod Dixon, Roy Barker and MLB standout Frank Cattolanatto.  Lovlace has also coached the Venezuelan National Basketball team and the Brazilian National Soccer team. These world class athletes have all succeeded with the help of the Phewsioneering! system.

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