Olympic Silver Medalist Alozie Promotes Training Expertise in Hurdles and Speed
Glory Alozie, one of Africa’s most decorated hurdlers, is stepping into a new role as mentor and coach, promoting her expertise in speed and hurdle technique through a flyer that highlights her services.
The flyer emphasizes her ability to provide personalized analysis, specific training, and motivational support, with the promise of helping athletes ‘improve your technique and achieve your goals.’
Her competitive record remains extraordinary. Alozie is a former African record holder both indoors and outdoors, as well as a former African Games record holder.
She became the first Nigerian to win medals at both the World Athletics Championships indoors and outdoors, and the first to medal across every global stage from junior level to the Olympics.
Her medal collection includes silver at the World U20 Championships in Sydney in 1996, silver at the World Indoor Championships in Maebashi, Japan in 1999, silver at the outdoor World Championships in Seville later that year, and an Olympic silver medal in Sydney in 2000.
Now retired from competition, Alozie is channeling her experience into coaching.
‘Glory Alozie: An expert in hurdles and speed who can help you improve your technique,’ her flyer declares.
She hods a 12.44 lifetime best in the 100m hurdles, 10.90 in the 100m and 7.82 in the 60m hurdles.
She is based in Spain.
With her guidance, athletes can expect ‘improvement in technique, increased confidence, and achievement of goals.’
