AGILITY & SPEED DEVELOPMENT. TERMINOLOGY SPEED – The ability to achieve a high velocity. SPEED – The ability to achieve a high velocity. AGILITY – The.

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AGILITY & SPEED DEVELOPMENT

TERMINOLOGY SPEED – The ability to achieve a high velocity. SPEED – The ability to achieve a high velocity. AGILITY – The ability to change direction without the loss of speed, strength, balance, or body control. AGILITY – The ability to change direction without the loss of speed, strength, balance, or body control.

MORE TERMINOLOGY… FORCE - The ability to change an object’s state or rest or motion. STRENGTH – The ability of a person to exert force on physical objects using their muscles.

SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE! IMPULSE – the essence of movement. IMPULSE – the essence of movement. Force X Time Force X Time Greater the impulse, faster and farther the movement. Greater the impulse, faster and farther the movement. POWER – how fast the force is applied POWER – how fast the force is applied Force X Distance Force X Distance Time Time

FACTORS DETERMINING SPEED OF MOVEMENT SPEED STRENGTH QUICKNESS (CNS) MUSC.. ENDURANCE EXTERNAL CONDITIONS MOTOR COORDINATION REACTIVE ABILITY

THE BOTTOM LINE! SPEED = STRENGTH SPEED = STRENGTH AGILITY = STRENGTH AGILITY = STRENGTH The most effective speed/agility training tool is the weight room! The most effective speed/agility training tool is the weight room! Strength and Power are the FOUNDATIONS to speed/agility development. Strength and Power are the FOUNDATIONS to speed/agility development.

WAYS TO INCREASE SPEED Stride Rate – How fast the foot can return to the ground, increasing the number of foot contacts in a given amount of time. Stride Rate – How fast the foot can return to the ground, increasing the number of foot contacts in a given amount of time. Stride Length – The actual distance covered with each step taken. Stride Length – The actual distance covered with each step taken. Starting Ability (Acceleration) Starting Ability (Acceleration)

SPRINT TECHNIQUE POSTURE POSTURE Eyes up Eyes up Shoulders ahead of hips Shoulders ahead of hips ARM ACTION ARM ACTION “Relaxed hands” “Relaxed hands” Elbow at 90° Elbow at 90° “Hammer the nail” “Hammer the nail” LEG MOVEMENT LEG MOVEMENT Foot strike under hips Foot strike under hips Heel to butt on recovery Heel to butt on recovery Dorsiflexion Dorsiflexion

PEDAL TO THE METAL! ACCELERATION – Powerful, full-range of action with the arms and legs, and a low, driving posture ACCELERATION – Powerful, full-range of action with the arms and legs, and a low, driving posture Forceful muscular contraction at the hip, knee, and ankle. Forceful muscular contraction at the hip, knee, and ankle. Forward body lean (head to toe). Forward body lean (head to toe). “Positive” shin angle, knee ahead of ankle. “Positive” shin angle, knee ahead of ankle. Forcefully drive elbows back. Forcefully drive elbows back. Start to get tall by 6 th – 8 th stride. Start to get tall by 6 th – 8 th stride.

ACCELERATION

DRILLS ARM ACTION MARCHES SKIPS BOUNDS ACCELERATION LADDER First 2 rungs 16” apart Increase distance between consecutive rungs by 4 inches. 20”, 24” 28”, 32”, etc.

PROGRAMMING EXERCISE TIME EVERYTHING IS TIMED! TRAINING DISTANCE 40 – 400 yards RECOVERY TIME 10 – 40 yards, 1 : – 400 yards, 1 : 3-4

PROGRAMMING Proper design and emphasis of workout / drills for time of year Proper design and emphasis of workout / drills for time of year Proper warm-up Proper warm-up Each workout goes from simple to complex Each workout goes from simple to complex Each week builds on the preceding week (mechanics, intensity, volume) Each week builds on the preceding week (mechanics, intensity, volume) Perfect technique for each drill / each rep Perfect technique for each drill / each rep Complete rest for drills (time of year dependant) Complete rest for drills (time of year dependant) Appropriate cool-down Appropriate cool-down Recovery strategies (ice tubs, nutrition) Recovery strategies (ice tubs, nutrition)

PULL OR BE PULLED? ASSISTED ASSISTED TOWING – cords TOWING – cords DOWNHILL (4% grade) DOWNHILL (4% grade) RESISTED UPHILL SLED TOW HARNESS/CHUTES

PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER GET IN THE WEIGHT ROOM! GET IN THE WEIGHT ROOM! CLEAN UP TECHNIQUE! CLEAN UP TECHNIQUE! FIND DRILLS THAT FIT YOUR PROGRAM! FIND DRILLS THAT FIT YOUR PROGRAM! PRACTICE WITH A PURPOSE! PRACTICE WITH A PURPOSE!