Most people talk about “transfer” without really understanding what...

A lot of what we do is develop general outputs/capacities with hopes
We can classify transfer as positive, negative, or neutral, and direct or indirect. A-skips, dribbles, high knees, might not make you faster on their own, but they serve a purpose…they teach rhythm and timing, build coordination,
The value depends on how you use them and what you expect from them. Throwing out quality drills just because they’re not a perfect match for sprinting misses the point. The goal is to prepare the
These are the kinds of concepts I go deep on in The Art & Science of Sport Preparation and Speed Kills, from training transfer and exercise selection to dynamic correspondence, sprint programming, resisted sprinting, plyometric
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