Not all resisted sprints are the same. Hill sprints create a...

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Fred Duncan@Fred__Duncan
97 views Nov 06, 2025 ~1 min read
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Not all resisted sprints are the same.

Hill sprints create a natural horizontal resistance that teaches projection and front side mechanics.

Chains and sleds overload horizontal force production, improving early acceleration.

Resisted sprint devices let you dial in precise
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loads using velocity decrement or % of bodyweight.

Bands or towels add reactive tension but are harder to quantify, best for low-load accelerations or partner drills.

In Speed Kills, I break down how to actually use resisted sprinting, how to choose loading based on %
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bodyweight, how to apply velocity decrement, and how to progress from hills to sleds to free sprints. It also includes an eight-week speed program built around the same methods I use with my athletes.

fredduncantraining.com/product/speed-…
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