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Sprint Science
@spikesonly
In-depth analysis on speed and human performance. Motion Analysis and sports technology consulting since 2006. Shares don’t imply endorsement.
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Joined May 2015
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    Strike Point > Step Length A good head position helps a sprinter keep their pelvis square. Often, arching creates an optical illusion of good posture. Fix this with a strong neck, not cueing, and you will see this trickle downstream over time. Root causes are better targets.
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    Excited about shirtless outdoor LPS tracking for athletes. Also excited for new apparel for those wanting real alternatives to current tops. Nice work @TrayvonBromell today!
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    Not sexy but it gets results…
    Monday - Make a warm up that will get them ready to sprint full speed. - Warm Up enforces overall approach to sprinting. Following Warm Up - Resisted Sprints - Timed Starts - Low volume to drive intent January @SHU__Football
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    Editors Pick: This is the most impressive study I have read in the last ten years.
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    Derek Hansen always keeping things clear in an opaque world of false speed preachings...
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    Always mesmerized what they do at the TWTC in Florida…
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    I just don’t get why this is not more popular.
    We started out doing high step ups, concentric only, but a few athletes took it to the next level. We will clean this up and add it to the tool box.
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    “Your fastest athlete is who you got, your tenth fastest is how you coach, your slowest athlete is the sign of your program.” - Wilbur Ross
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    Every high school principal and athletic director should want a centralized, school-wide strength and conditioning program in their building, says @coachnickcook. simplifaster.com/articles/high-… via @SimpliFaster
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    I’m a big fan of Staggered RDLs as a unilateral-biased hinge. Maybe it’s just me, but I hate watching athletes lose balance during regular SLDLs . These are a chance to go heavier, focus on one side, give variation w/o much variation, then an easy transition to regular RDLs
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    Plyometric exercises are more art than science with methodology, but you can build your own catalog based on what your program needs. Simple characteristics of purpose & strain factor is a good start with most coaches. After the base elements are organized, focus on the details.
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    Hip Displacement > Hip Flexion
    Ryo Wada. Velocista Japonés. 10.10 seg en 100 m. Rigidez o stifness en su máxima expresión. Espectacular como sale repelido del suelo en cuanto lo toca ♨️🏎️
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    My favorite and nearly only landmine exercise. It's not magic but I must give credit as tight athletes respond to this more than what we were doing earlier with unloaded options.
    Landmine Hip Series - Landmine sways focusing on increasing strength and stability in the hips from a deep range of motion while maintaining an upright posture in the frontal plane Mobility is heck of a lot more than just stretching. Keep those hips right for #explorethecorners
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    Nothing new here but if you are a fan of Polish boxes make sure you share what you think are good workout configurations. To me after a year of using them religiously you should see muscular development laterally and medially below the knee. They have worked wonders for decades.
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