I'm no expert but I Have a couple  ideas .  
   The U.S Olympic Committee gave over two  million to U.S speed skating for training and secret weapon suits .  
   The U.S , once considered a formidable  competitor in Olympic long track speed skating will be leaving Sochi with memories of sucking wind and tied for the worst medal count in U.S. long track speed skating of their history  .  
   
   Why the U.S coaches would have their athletes train in high altitude Italy and Salt Lake city ,prepping for a event in Sochi  is beyond my skill level to understand .  
    I heard from  an inside credible source , the Dutch team trains  at sea level .  
 I couldn't help but notice , the Dutch skaters appeared to be in much better physical condition , not gasping for air at every long turn .  
   
    I believe anyone paying attention was sure to notice ,  the Dutch will be  skating home on cloud nine with 24 Sochi Olympic  medals , while the rest of the World combined goes home with 13 speed skating medals including  0 the U.S. will be bringing home .  
   
 1.  Use a portion  of those millions spent in the mountains recruiting a few Dutch coaches and give our fine and capable athletes a skating chance  before the 2018 PyeongChang Olympic games .  
 2. Forget about wasting any money on secret suits , the suits don't help  the racer prepare  for the race they are entering , good coaching will .  
   
  I'm not making any excuses , the Dutch won fair and square with dominating  speed .  
    I'm just calling egg head coaching as I see it .  
  Who knows if the U.S speed skating can ever beat the  Dutch again , at a game  they clearly owned at Socchi ,  
   but there's no harm  in trying to give  the U.S athletes a skating chance  next time .