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Training Articles - Speed
- Three strength training exercises to
improve stride length and frequency
How to improve your speed by working on your stride length and strike rate.
- A strength and sprint training program
for pre-elite wheelchair athletes
How to develop the strength and speed of a wheelchair athlete.
- Is speed training appropriate for
adolescents? (Part I)
A review of the benefits of speed training for young athletes.
- Is speed training appropriate for
adolescents? (Part II)
A review of the impact of flexibility, strength, and speed training for young athletes and their coaches.
- Inclusive Speed for All to
Succeed
A training session that makes speed training accessible and fun for all.
- Acceleration Techniques and Speed
Development
The science and biomechanics behind the acceleration techniques will increase your athlete's speed.
- Optimum speed training ideas for
sprinters and hurdlers
Training ideas on how you can achieve optimum speed.
- Vertical Jump Secrets
Some tips on how you can improve your vertical jump.
- Isometrics on a rope
How with a piece of rope you can build functional strength and muscle.
- Developing your speed (part 1) - Warm-up
The importance of a good warm-up.
- Developing your speed (part 2) - Agility
training
Learning any new agility techniques can be like sensory overload for most athletes at the grade, middle, and high school levels.
- Developing your speed (part 3) -
Conditioning
'Long slow distance makes long slow runners.' What does that mean?
- Developing your speed (part 4) - Step
over, drive down
How to improve running mechanics and speed.
- Developing your speed (part 5) - Learn
to land softly and quietly
Absorb each landing with the muscles in your legs, so you do not place extreme stress on joints, bones, ligaments, and tendons. If athletes make loud noises with their feet or land stiffly, they are not performing the exercise correctly.
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