This has to be someone associated with John Parks, lol
No one is saying she isn't an elite talent, and no one is disrespecting her. I flat out said she's the best American sprint prospect we have, and believe she should medal in 2028. What incomprehensible, meandering slop. "With much more room for strength development in the next two years" -- Bro and/or ma'am, are you saying a HS Junior has strength training upside? I'm stunned. Sounds like her camp have fallen into the midwit take that strength training needs to be taken slowly over time, like a king taking small hits of poison to garner immunity.
Going to hit you with a Dan Pfaff quote. "Movement signatures improving and strength increasing only matter if both are present." There's a menu of strength exercises her team could be picking from to address her technical weaknesses -- we must remember that a lot of technical flaws are the result of a weak link in the chain or the athlete not having the physical ability to have the desired technique -- but from what you've said, it sounds like they're completely ignorant to some of the most important work of the last ten years. Hell, I'll give you this: a RFESS with no concentric, and a twenty-to-thirty second isometric hold when the front leg is in the A position, and relaxing to the pins after the duration. You can add 200 lbs to that in under two months, you won't wake up one day OH MY GOD I ADDED TEN POUNDS OF MUSCLE, THE HORROR and, guess what? You'll be so much stronger in a specific position that, once you start oscillatory isometrics, your on-track switching becomes so much easier and violent.
Ralph Mann's work on quantifying key step parameters is unquestioned. If he did a biomechanics analysis for her, that's great, but this is an Einstein/Oppeneheimer thing. He's from a different era. I would trust him absolutely to point out technical flaws. But him telling an athlete their right shin angle at left leg toe off needs to be six degrees further doesn't actually solve the problem and might be interrupting a working motor engram!
As for her leaning out like her family members, this is just so plainly ignorant to the mechanics of weight loss and physical development that it isn't worth addressing. Fewer calories. That's it.
You didn't even say "Neuro" or "CNS" once. This does not bode well for Miss MBP.