Use these drills to warm-up for your sprint training. These power...
Fred Duncan@Fred__Duncan
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May 20, 2025
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Use these drills to warm-up for your sprint training.
These power speed drills aren’t designed to exactly mimic sprinting, they’re used to reinforce the patterns and positional awareness that underpin it.
These power speed drills aren’t designed to exactly mimic sprinting, they’re used to reinforce the patterns and positional awareness that underpin it.
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In order to have direct transfer, you’d need to match the bioenergetic, biodynamic, and biomotor structure of max velocity sprinting, which you are unable to attain in any drill or weight room exercise.
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So it’s a moot point arguing about if your drill is more “specific” than another. If you want to be specific to sprinting, then sprint.
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As part of an effective warm up, they serve as low level plyometrics, facilitating tissue readiness, joint stiffness, and rhythm without excessive fatigue or intensity.