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By: Kelly Baggett Wa rning: The following is contains profanity that some may find offensive. If you don’t like it, that’s too bad. It is meant to be informative as well as hopefully at least mildly entertaining.
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Spend a few minutes listening to people and gurus talk about speed training nowadays and it shouldn't be too hard to understand why the average person can leave a speed training conversation with a billion more questions then they had when they started. With so many gimmicks and all kinds of routines it's no wonder. What should you be doing if you wanna get faster? You can open up a catalog and order special speed training chutes, shoes, vests, rubber bands, ladders, and god knows what else all promising to get you blazing. Chances are there's a local SAQ (speed, agility, and quickness) center somewhere near you that promises to get you blazingly fast for only $xxxx per month with 3 weekly sessions consisting of about 2 hours of running drills, stretches, plyometrics, sprints, and dynamic mobility work. If that doesn't suit your needs you can always go to the other side of town where they have a special high speed treadmill they can hook you up to while they're trained technicians analyze your stride.
Of course if your broke you can always enter a school or college track program and take your chances letting a part time marathon runner set you up on a sprint routine to get you blazing. If that won’t work you can always call upon your local “functional' training guru who can get you bouncing down the track on a bosu ball while simultaneously doing the splits and holding a kettlebell. There certainly aren't a shortage of options for the person interested in getting faster. Whether any of those options are worth a damn is another thing altogether. A Rant So anyway, because of all the apparent confusion and the fact that I'm facing a 3rd consecutive day of being snowed in here in NW Arkansas and have built up a decent amount of aggression, I thought I’d put together this “rant” that summarizes my thoughts on speed training.
Before I get into all the details let me attach a couple of qualifications to this material. First of all, this information is set up to meet what I call my “golden rule”.
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That rule means that when I write this I am taking the approach that I am talking to an average 16 year old teenager and I have about 20 minutes to explain the entire topic to him or her in a way in which he understands. If I can’t do that I am either talking out of my ass or overcomplicating things. Boondocks the fundraiser mp4 download. Second of all, the information here applies to developing acceleration and top speed for athletes involved mainly in team sports and is less applicable to sprinters. The type of “speed training” I’m talking about here is applicable to distances of up to about 50 or 60 yards.