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Speed and Agility Training

Category: Tom's Training Tips  |  Permalink

Published: Wednesday, April 14, 2010

The Most Important Component In Speed and Agility”

 

When training speed, 1st step explosive power and acceleration is critical.  This can be a game breaker.   Anytime you can be on your feet and create angles similar to how you will be when actually sprinting and accelerating in a sport, the better.   Working with a tire, ABC ladder, and sled is the key here.   Speed is vital to most sports.   All coaches and trainers agree….”Speed Kills” the competition.   You may have heard that phrase before.   We offer this training at Affordable Fitness.   If you are serious about getting stronger and faster, as well as getting to the next level in your sport, seek out Speed and Agility training.

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