JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================PK" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?Z`V5FB@k9 c\$fmIy'5m.uu WpsΑݘ̥a3=FBeq\╂Ɠ1\'rU &#|16W^\Mp6\3GNB l!iUGrp+F7,/M+o[CNQǑӷ8jCVcuk8.r0RKi,XS\2Co@0ݲ9 95c` bSj# "RHn?+ID-<{ʧ* 50VIk[VݕQ#ڴb@К[hmn;tJ7}M3lao쮠cW&~em31 ͓1Ŧ$Ho9b95m|k@ ~5gҭ5[c@jބ/+ЊT094rl*YDFp,ÏqW3!>E䒲QoSi%7&5# VHN#@ԺJ-zjםSv)5Fpp*V,RMc8F_NJM vxDfin-OtP~m,=˸cem9EsRpPR_̻ᢒs-01Qoc~[5lI(j~,"b8>i4C#E. Fc$ռB,One reason for the athletic success of Williams College is Fletcher Brooks, head strength coach. In addition to working with all the athletes, he also helps guide individual students and faculty who share the weight training facility. Fletcher s brother, Ethan, is a starter for the Baltimore Ravens and was featured in our Spring 2003 issue.<br> I ve been coaching for 30 years at all levels of athletics, and Fletcher is as good as they come, says Ralph White, who coached Fletcher in college and is currently the head men s and women s track coach at Williams.  Fletcher is like a magnet with our athletes, as they know he always has their best interests at heart. In fact, it s not uncommon to go to the gym at ten o clock at night and letcherhaving a one-on-one training session with one of our athletes. <br> In this exclusive BFS interview, Coach Brooks discusses his conditioning philosophies and the special challenges of working with so many sports and athletes.<br><br>BFS: Coach Brooks, where did you attend college? <br>Brooks: Allegheny College, Western PA. I majored in English,