There’s more to the off-season than just “working hard.” Over the...

1. Too Much or Too Little
Early in the off-season we run a GPP or
It starts general, becomes more specific.
2. Lopsided Training
My programs leave no stone unturned…speed, strength, conditioning, acceleration, repeat sprint ability,
I use a vertical integration model, where all abilities are trained year-round. What changes is the volume and intensity.
3. Training for the Test, Not the Game
This is classic Goodhart’s Law, “When a measure becomes a target
My goal
• Raise your ceiling
• Prepare you for your sport
• Build transferable outputs
If that means mixing in test runs for confidence, we’ll do it. But we won’t waste the off-season chasing a number while ignoring the broader picture of
I’m putting the finishing touches on my most in-depth speed program yet. In the meantime, all of my current speed programs, beginner, advanced, and youth are on sale. Hit the link in bio to grab them.
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