Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has had rich coaching history when it comes to the successes she has choked over the years
She separated from her long time coach Francis hinting that it emanated from the relationship she had with Elaine Thompson.
Why did Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce change coach?
When Fraser-Pryce debuted in 2008 at the age of 21, she stunned the track community by winning the 100-meter gold medal, which she successfully defended in 2012.
Fraser-Pryce is the most decorated female sprinter in history with a total of 11 world championship medals (nine gold, two silver), and eight Olympic medals (three gold, four silver, and one bronze).
An impressive résumé fit for riding off into the distance.
Fraser-Pryce, 36, said she will delay retirement until at least after the Paris Games in 2024 after missing a year of competition due to pandemic lockdowns and recording some of her career’s best speeds in recent months.
The tiny sprinter, also known by the nicknames “Pocket Rocket” and “Mommy Rocket,” feels as though she still has much to offer the game that has already given her so much.
