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Elite level athletes train for apx. 6 hours a day. This number includes warmups, technical training, strength and conditioning, therapy, and probably film study. Elite level Track and Field athletes "train" for their event 24 hours/day through their nutrition and rest habits. Unless you do this, you will not reach your potential in your event.
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