Hello. I wonder if you could please take a look at a video of my 14 year old son and see if you can notice any improvements he can make to his technique. He is a high level soccer player but his speed is only average. If you could give us some feedback we'd be very grateful. This is the link: th-cam.com/video/q69ddehysRs/w-d-xo.html
I am a sport physio and I can say... that's one of the best channel I've ever discovered in the past 5 years ! So much informations and so much quality in each videos, I can't stop watching and learning from you, thank you, a lot, mate !
Two things. One, make sure to stay relaxed. Don't tense up as you are using more energy doing so. Two, don't waste your energy swinging your arms forward, and only swing your arms back, as you will swing your arms forward without thinking.
I've been following your channel for some time already, and it's amazing seeing the quality of your videos improving with every release, this video being no exception. Great work! Also, this video was very helpful too. I also started trying to implement different cues for sprinting form. I used to think I was not getting enough height with my knees so I tried the "pick your knees up" cue. After weeks of giving it a fair shot I feel like I am now over-compensating my knee height. So, I will be switching back to putting more force on the ground, or as Carl Lewis always says, "Put your feet down!"
Thank you Javier, trying my best to increase the quality of content and production. Glad you found the video helpful and I'm confident that cue will help you out.
Hi Cesar, I'm from India. I've been following your channel for 7 months now. Your contents help a lot!! I'm 32 and started sprinting last year just to reduce my weight. But I'm in love with it. Right now I'm running at 11:30 aprox. I'm still trying to improve my run. Thank you again!!
@@adeyemimichael5471 yes bro. I played football all childhood till I was 26 years old, at local and university level. Had I opted for semi pro, i would have gone to some clubs in India. But I was more keen to study. In football, we sprint, but the way we sprint is a bit different and for short pace only. The bottomline is that I've been working out for most of my younger years
@@MapleovBacon I assume 100. I’ve been doing sprints as a Dutch 34y/o, according to my watch speed during 100m dash of 0:11.117S. After analyzing, I understood that my short jog after the 100m also gets recorded, and because it’s faster than my kick off, my time gets massively faster, just excluding my kick off. Would be cool if someone made a sprinting app using time/geolocation and understands the kick off is part of the sprint.
I remember when I focused on putting my knees high and my 30 meter time out of the blocks for 4.42 and when I just focused on putting force in the ground that same day I was able to run 3.74 30 meter dash out of the blocks. This video really helped me. Thank you the sprint project.
Sweet. Very awesome stuff. I never been a sprinter but know that training the legs to their fullest potential will have its benefits and really I want to get back to running again and also improving on my sprints. This is very helpful to open up my outlook on how to improve my overall leg strength and speed that will fit my desired needs best. Thank you for this. You are 100% awesome and this is excellent knowledge from start to finish
Sprint Cheat Codes: www.thesprintproject.co/cheat-codes For 2 years I've been making these videos without asking for anything + turning down lots of sponsors. If you've gotten any value from my videos and want to support the channel, check out the product. Thank you to each one of you who watches the videos, and supports the Sprint Project.
Thanks for the tips. I played rugby for over 20yrs and was pretty quick over 40m, but speed dissappeared after - was frustrating. I'm now 47 and obviously rugby days are over, but I wish I had done more research on improving speed after 40m. I'm now doing the 100m to keep fit and strong. 45 timed runs under the belt (with more untimed training runs at 90%). 6 run average after the first 6 was 13.89sec. I've got that average down to 13.03sec, and PB is 12.75sec. That's running barefoot in an underground car park! I only started getting the times down significantly after talking to sprinters and watching video's like this. It's much more technical than I thought!!. I now dare to dream of a sub 12.5!! I'm in a race against time in a number of ways though LOL!
Hi David. Wow, respect. Wish I could, but have had 4 knee ops and my wife will kill me if I get injured again. I'm sticking with the sprinting and enjoying it. PB is now 12.28 and I've set my sights on sub-12 seconds. Enjoy the rugga, and with your 12.4sec 100, I'm sure you are still buring much younger players!@@DavidSmith-yi8ou
Nice video. One crucial thing I´d have added is the mental aspect. Properly blending brute force and relaxation is one of the most difficult things in sprinting. As I got good at hurdling I quit sprint races because they sometimes got me injured. Except years later one time a 60m indoors because I wanted to see how fast I had become. I did well even though I got up too fast (hurdler...), but a hamstring told me halfway already I needed to relax more. I learned a trick to relax too late, unfortunately.
i'm a beginner track athlete and I have a track meet the next day and im very glad I know this because I have a good feeling its going to help thank you!
Thanks for making this video and I have a question. Does doing high knee drills still significant? In my opinion, it results in voluntarily raising of the knee during sprinting instead of involuntarily/naturally.
Omg why didn't I knew 1st point before my race, that was actually my problem in heats I gave the timing of 11.31sec but in finals I was pushing too hard which led to over extending my strides...killing my time to 11.97sec smh thanks for the vid tho
On the knee part, one cue that helped me was thinking about pulling with my hip flexors with the forward leg and pulling with my hamstrings with the rear leg
@@mizanahmad4451 lower back, abs and shoulders are the most important upper body muscles to train. Usain said it himself. I don’t have any exercises but you could search up 5 minute ab and lower back workouts to do everyday
I had a football competition I was lacking strength after watching this video I trained my leg and I ran till the box and a slight touch was enough to do a goal ty
Hi Cesar! Huge fan of your channel. I'm thinking about buying your course. I have a couple questions: how can I get more of an extension in driving my leg forward? I've been told I have very poor leg extension at the front, so I can't make the most of my height (6ft2) and I always get pain in my hip after sprinting. Any guesses as to why that may happen? (i'm 14yo) and do you think 11.8 PB is a good number, or average?
Not sure what you mean by extension in driving your leg forward. Are you referring to extending your leg as it's about to strike the ground? Damn you're already at 6'2 at 14, that's wild. 11.8 is respectable for a 14 yo.
@@TheSprintProject_ yeah. basically very short stride length (especially compared to my height) because I can't seem to lift my knees up when sprinting. and I'm not sure how to work on that, because lifting my knees higher and getting a cycle in feels impossible when I'm at high speed.
@@tikondwekalombe5031ik I’m a year late but you likely had a big hip flexor problem the hip flexor flexes the hip bringing the kneee to the chest I had a hip flexor strain I hated it
Would you be able to make a video about the 400 because I have been working on it and I have not seen much improvement over the years. I was wondering if I was leaving something out the you would know about the 400. Thank you if you do.
Can you please learn me and my brother how to sprint age 18 from Sierra Leone West Africa we are just upcoming runners that have love for sport 🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾
Thank you so much my top speed was 19 mph for months after this I was able to reach 23mph as my top speed and regular as 22mph, even though I am a 9 year old boy.
Hai . I have passion for athletics . I am Zambian will be going for competition this month . My fear is, the pitch . The training was done on a smaller pitch and where will do the competition from is kind of big . What's your advise ??? I also turn to get scared of the people I will compete with ...
I'm teaching sport biomechanic at university of Tehran. I so admire you. Will you join us for a video conference with my students. We gonna be happy to hear from you 🙏
My only contention would be that the sprinter should transition from force going into the ground, to lifting off the ground; going from muscular effort to more elastic. Things move to fast at top speed to try and hit the ground, it must become reactive at that point. That’s why there is no study ever to show that strength gains help or improve top end speed.
I am not a coach but I am working with my daughter who's load with potential is it for you to send me straining tips and ideas the areas of weakness mostly startups, drive and endurance. Thanks in anticipation.
Do u assist with long distance running Plus ..thank u bro ... U gave me a better perspective on how the science is more crucial to improving efficiency and how essentric or " negatives " is what prevent injuries
Hello this is from Ethiopia my daughter is middle distance runner she is 13 years old what kind of exercise is help her to upgrade her speed Please ??? thanks bro
If she's only 13 don't stress it too much right now and help her enjoy the sport as much as possible. I have a program that can help you coach her as she gets older but its necessary yet. Sprint Cheat Codes: www.thesprintproject.co/cheat-codes
Sprinter must practice this deliberate action of dorsiflexing the toe until it becomes automatic in sprinting ! This prepares the foot for proper position in the next anticipatory ground strike for a pushing action during acceleration and faster recovery after ground strike!
The faster u become, the more likely u r to tear (especially) 1 of the 3 quad muscles. I used to plantar flex on the butt side of the leg swing & dorsiflex on the front; pace was great but inconsistent... varied day to day. The more my mind & gut feel drew me to dorsiflex throughout & not just on the foot strike part, it showed how flexibility is not as easy when dorsi flexing throughout; because the foot is locked into dorsi flexing instead of plantar flex which allows more give. This resulted in deep quad tear on the weaker/less flexible left quad. I've been out for a month now & the muscle hasn't improved much. Speed kills... muscle fibres that aren't prepared for little changes in technique. Albeit proper technique.
Had something similar I had a previous injury and started training again got a lot faster than before but wasn’t lifting weights and my body had a avulsion fracture
@@dylanglenn8236 Sup Dyl. U still injured? Did a little jogging for the first time since the tear, man, everything's stiff, no bounce in the step, feel heavy. Tried to get a feel for how my groin & quad would deal with a little short burst, still a way to go... Will try light accelerations as the wks go. Can feel that if I put even a half powered stride in the quad groin combo will strain. U make progress, u get injured. Funny, I used to do weight lifting, now I just sprint, do drills, & get faster doing half the work. Laziness
@@SinsOfLiberty786 yo I’m still recovering I’ve made really good progress and I started jogging but I’m not where I was I don’t have the bounce in each step like I used to I haven’t tried full sprint but need to stretch to get my bounce and stride length back
I’m seriously thinking about purchasing your program. I just had a surgery last week and I’ll have to wait on my surgeon’s ok before I can do any exercise beside walking. When I can exercise again I have a couple of things to ask. I’m 53 years old will I be able to create a program that will not be to hard for a man my age? I also do Olympic Weightlifting would I benefit from this program if one week I do Olympic Weightlifting 2 days a week and the track workout 1 day a week and the next week do the track work out twice a week and do Olympic Weightlifting 1 day that week. I play baseball ⚾️ so I have really no interest in block starts.
thank you man hoping to increase my start I will let you know if I did got a huge event coming up just 9th grade and hoping to win some 11th graders (category is 9-11 grade)
As a former D1 sprinter I can confirm this. All sprint coaches will help you train this with short step drills.
Hello. I wonder if you could please take a look at a video of my 14 year old son and see if you can notice any improvements he can make to his technique. He is a high level soccer player but his speed is only average. If you could give us some feedback we'd be very grateful.
This is the link: th-cam.com/video/q69ddehysRs/w-d-xo.html
what’s a good way to improve your speed?
@@bryanh7 guess we got the answer
On my first couple steps do I want it to be a big step or a small one
@@tommyWells-vh2su big steps.
I am a sport physio and I can say... that's one of the best channel I've ever discovered in the past 5 years ! So much informations and so much quality in each videos, I can't stop watching and learning from you, thank you, a lot, mate !
Two things. One, make sure to stay relaxed. Don't tense up as you are using more energy doing so. Two, don't waste your energy swinging your arms forward, and only swing your arms back, as you will swing your arms forward without thinking.
what you mean
@@linksarcade2247basically don’t waste time and energy on arms. Just focus on your legs.
@@angelsantana5104 this is awful advice. your arms are what keep you propelled when lactic is kicking in
@@invisibilius1978 I’m just saying what Jeff means not my opinion
@@invisibilius1978 correct me if I’m wrong lol
hi my name is jabali Gatere from Kenya, as a Kenyan athlete I firmly believe that you are absolutely correct
BTW There is one thing abundant in KENYA that is
*WATER*
😈😈😈
Hi Jabali, thank you. Also, one of my top athletes is from Kenya.
@@AbhayRajMamgain?
@@TheSprintProject_ thank you so much
@@ljdrawss Bro dark humor
I've been following your channel for some time already, and it's amazing seeing the quality of your videos improving with every release, this video being no exception. Great work! Also, this video was very helpful too. I also started trying to implement different cues for sprinting form. I used to think I was not getting enough height with my knees so I tried the "pick your knees up" cue. After weeks of giving it a fair shot I feel like I am now over-compensating my knee height. So, I will be switching back to putting more force on the ground, or as Carl Lewis always says, "Put your feet down!"
Thank you Javier, trying my best to increase the quality of content and production. Glad you found the video helpful and I'm confident that cue will help you out.
🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️
Hi Cesar, I'm from India. I've been following your channel for 7 months now. Your contents help a lot!! I'm 32 and started sprinting last year just to reduce my weight. But I'm in love with it. Right now I'm running at 11:30 aprox. I'm still trying to improve my run. Thank you again!!
11.30 bro, you sure?
@@adeyemimichael5471 yes bro. I played football all childhood till I was 26 years old, at local and university level. Had I opted for semi pro, i would have gone to some clubs in India. But I was more keen to study. In football, we sprint, but the way we sprint is a bit different and for short pace only. The bottomline is that I've been working out for most of my younger years
Wtf 11.30‽
11:30 for what distance?
@@MapleovBacon I assume 100. I’ve been doing sprints as a Dutch 34y/o, according to my watch speed during 100m dash of 0:11.117S. After analyzing, I understood that my short jog after the 100m also gets recorded, and because it’s faster than my kick off, my time gets massively faster, just excluding my kick off. Would be cool if someone made a sprinting app using time/geolocation and understands the kick off is part of the sprint.
I remember when I focused on putting my knees high and my 30 meter time out of the blocks for 4.42 and when I just focused on putting force in the ground that same day I was able to run 3.74 30 meter dash out of the blocks. This video really helped me. Thank you the sprint project.
Sweet. Very awesome stuff. I never been a sprinter but know that training the legs to their fullest potential will have its benefits and really I want to get back to running again and also improving on my sprints.
This is very helpful to open up my outlook on how to improve my overall leg strength and speed that will fit my desired needs best.
Thank you for this. You are 100% awesome and this is excellent knowledge from start to finish
you watching this in bed
Yes my sigma
😮how did you know???
@@457bigman Im watching u
@@sammyboills erm what the sigma
@@blank573p HOWWW!😱
Sprint Cheat Codes: www.thesprintproject.co/cheat-codes
For 2 years I've been making these videos without asking for anything + turning down lots of sponsors. If you've gotten any value from my videos and want to support the channel, check out the product.
Thank you to each one of you who watches the videos, and supports the Sprint Project.
Thanks for the tips. I played rugby for over 20yrs and was pretty quick over 40m, but speed dissappeared after - was frustrating. I'm now 47 and obviously rugby days are over, but I wish I had done more research on improving speed after 40m. I'm now doing the 100m to keep fit and strong. 45 timed runs under the belt (with more untimed training runs at 90%). 6 run average after the first 6 was 13.89sec. I've got that average down to 13.03sec, and PB is 12.75sec. That's running barefoot in an underground car park! I only started getting the times down significantly after talking to sprinters and watching video's like this. It's much more technical than I thought!!. I now dare to dream of a sub 12.5!! I'm in a race against time in a number of ways though LOL!
I'm a hoghschool rugby player and slow as hell
PB now 12.41 :-)
Mate I’m 47 and still playing rugby (under 85kg grade) running a 12.4 as well. You should get back into it.
Hi David. Wow, respect. Wish I could, but have had 4 knee ops and my wife will kill me if I get injured again. I'm sticking with the sprinting and enjoying it. PB is now 12.28 and I've set my sights on sub-12 seconds. Enjoy the rugga, and with your 12.4sec 100, I'm sure you are still buring much younger players!@@DavidSmith-yi8ou
Hi David. Did you see my reply? Had some technical issues!@@DavidSmith-yi8ou
The problem is our school have a grass track to run.....that's what really affect the start push 😐
Nice video. One crucial thing I´d have added is the mental aspect. Properly blending brute force and relaxation is one of the most difficult things in sprinting. As I got good at hurdling I quit sprint races because they sometimes got me injured. Except years later one time a 60m indoors because I wanted to see how fast I had become. I did well even though I got up too fast (hurdler...), but a hamstring told me halfway already I needed to relax more. I learned a trick to relax too late, unfortunately.
i'm a beginner track athlete and I have a track meet the next day and im very glad I know this because I have a good feeling its going to help thank you!
ik i’m late , but how was it ? i have a track meet in 3 weeks and i’m low key stressing
0:10 1st too much expansion
0:33
1:16 tap on the ground
1:58 hit the ground with force
bro gave up halfway
@@jimiik😂😂
Thx, my coach always told me to keep my knees up but After research I knew he was wrong but I forgot why 💀
Thanks for making this video and I have a question. Does doing high knee drills still significant? In my opinion, it results in voluntarily raising of the knee during sprinting instead of involuntarily/naturally.
I PRd by a lot when I stopped thinking about keeping the knees up and instead punching the ground
Glad to hear it's helped you as well Alexander.
Omg why didn't I knew 1st point before my race, that was actually my problem in heats I gave the timing of 11.31sec but in finals I was pushing too hard which led to over extending my strides...killing my time to 11.97sec smh thanks for the vid tho
You’ve cracked the code! Wish I would have had this in 85. Godspeed.
I just Learn so much in this little video I was trying to be faster for basketball and I’m already kind of quick so this definitely helps
On the knee part, one cue that helped me was thinking about pulling with my hip flexors with the forward leg and pulling with my hamstrings with the rear leg
Can you please make a video on strenght training for sprinters. Including upperbody.
I have one, its titled "6 Strength Exercises Scientifically Shown To Make You Faster"
@@TheSprintProject_ I have already
seen that video, but I want exercises for the upper body.
@@mizanahmad4451 lower back, abs and shoulders are the most important upper body muscles to train. Usain said it himself. I don’t have any exercises but you could search up 5 minute ab and lower back workouts to do everyday
Thank so much my top speed was between 12 and 15 mph for years after this I was able to reach reach 20mph
20 mph is very fast like 4.3 40 yard dash and 10.4 100m fast
20mph AKA 20 meters per 'hour'
Wow this is so much more helpful, this is my first year doing track and my coaches aren’t really helpful
What a great video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 good job man, this is very informative. Going to apply these in the next sesh
I think I learned more from thins video then my coach, thank you for the pointers!
I had a football competition I was lacking strength after watching this video I trained my leg and I ran till the box and a slight touch was enough to do a goal ty
Awesome!
I agree I have had many argument with coaches teaching keep ing knees high when sprinting
What a wonderfully informative video.
Thank you!
this will help me in middle school track!!!
Hey thanks dude,have a wonderful day.
Hi Cesar! Huge fan of your channel. I'm thinking about buying your course. I have a couple questions:
how can I get more of an extension in driving my leg forward? I've been told I have very poor leg extension at the front, so I can't make the most of my height (6ft2) and I always get pain in my hip after sprinting. Any guesses as to why that may happen?
(i'm 14yo) and do you think 11.8 PB is a good number, or average?
Not sure what you mean by extension in driving your leg forward. Are you referring to extending your leg as it's about to strike the ground? Damn you're already at 6'2 at 14, that's wild. 11.8 is respectable for a 14 yo.
@@TheSprintProject_ yeah. basically very short stride length (especially compared to my height) because I can't seem to lift my knees up when sprinting. and I'm not sure how to work on that, because lifting my knees higher and getting a cycle in feels impossible when I'm at high speed.
@@tikondwekalombe5031ik I’m a year late but you likely had a big hip flexor problem the hip flexor flexes the hip bringing the kneee to the chest I had a hip flexor strain I hated it
Would you be able to make a video about the 400 because I have been working on it and I have not seen much improvement over the years. I was wondering if I was leaving something out the you would know about the 400. Thank you if you do.
My arm action is very slow. Please share some drills for it.
Can you please learn me and my brother how to sprint age 18 from Sierra Leone West Africa we are just upcoming runners that have love for sport 🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾🏃🏾
Nice Video Bro. very helpful tips.
Thank you Matthias
2:43 Focus on putting more force into the ground not lifting knees
Thank you so much my top speed was 19 mph for months after this I was able to reach 23mph as my top speed and regular as 22mph, even though I am a 9 year old boy.
Hai . I have passion for athletics . I am Zambian will be going for competition this month . My fear is, the pitch . The training was done on a smaller pitch and where will do the competition from is kind of big . What's your advise ??? I also turn to get scared of the people I will compete with ...
I'm teaching sport biomechanic at university of Tehran. I so admire you. Will you join us for a video conference with my students. We gonna be happy to hear from you 🙏
what would you say to a 400/ 800 meter runner what should i train for in the gym
I want to be like just Bolt
This man's research is gold standard
0:46, 3:25, 4:10, 5:20, 6:14, 6:32, 6:35, 6:45
My only contention would be that the sprinter should transition from force going into the ground, to lifting off the ground; going from muscular effort to more elastic. Things move to fast at top speed to try and hit the ground, it must become reactive at that point. That’s why there is no study ever to show that strength gains help or improve top end speed.
What a great video. I gonna break this down in a video! 🔥🔥🔥
I am not a coach but I am working with my daughter who's load with potential is it for you to send me straining tips and ideas the areas of weakness mostly startups, drive and endurance. Thanks in anticipation.
So much sprinting Gold here🌟🌟🌟
Thank you AJ doing my best
Do u assist with long distance running
Plus ..thank u bro ... U gave me a better perspective on how the science is more crucial to improving efficiency and how essentric or " negatives " is what prevent injuries
Hello this is from Ethiopia my daughter is middle distance runner she is 13 years old what kind of exercise is help her to upgrade her speed Please ??? thanks bro
If she's only 13 don't stress it too much right now and help her enjoy the sport as much as possible. I have a program that can help you coach her as she gets older but its necessary yet.
Sprint Cheat Codes: www.thesprintproject.co/cheat-codes
Damn I can imagine doing this rn ,it's helpful I've been sprinting since 2019
Please do you purposely dorsiflex the ankle while sprinting or is it a reflex?
Sprinter must practice this deliberate action of dorsiflexing the toe until it becomes automatic in sprinting ! This prepares the foot for proper position in the next anticipatory ground strike for a pushing action during acceleration and faster recovery after ground strike!
Like a wise man said.
"You need more Power!"
-Vergil
Nice video I’m working on my drive phase I only drive like 9 meters 😢imma get it to 30 so far in at a 12.68 but I need to improve
This channel is extremely underrated. Thank you.
As im running should the back of my feet touch the ground?
Inform me if you find the ans 😂
Hi I'm from Russia and I don't know how to use sprint cheat codes because this link is blocked in my country
😢
I dont understand how they go so fast while being upright, I usually tilt forward and rush like a bull
I need to try this I think I need your help
Hi, great stuff. Is the cheat code program applicable to master's aged athletes? Thanks.
Haha, I tend to overextend when I'm behind for some reason.
My mind while watching this video: "Wait how do I run again?"
Backwards
Thank u i was having a problem with my starts
May be i can impelement the techniques and run faster starts 🙂
Did it work?
Do you also coach children (13). I am the U13 Dutch champion 80 meter?
Goed!
Thanks bro 🖖🖖
You got it
Man you explaination ❤️
🙏
Thank you, this helps a lot as I am joining our intramurals although I know I'm gonna lose
"overextending" is good form for distance races, it's more energy efficient.
We’re talking about accelerating
The faster u become, the more likely u r to tear (especially) 1 of the 3 quad muscles. I used to plantar flex on the butt side of the leg swing & dorsiflex on the front; pace was great but inconsistent... varied day to day.
The more my mind & gut feel drew me to dorsiflex throughout & not just on the foot strike part, it showed how flexibility is not as easy when dorsi flexing throughout; because the foot is locked into dorsi flexing instead of plantar flex which allows more give. This resulted in deep quad tear on the weaker/less flexible left quad. I've been out for a month now & the muscle hasn't improved much.
Speed kills... muscle fibres that aren't prepared for little changes in technique. Albeit proper technique.
Had something similar I had a previous injury and started training again got a lot faster than before but wasn’t lifting weights and my body had a avulsion fracture
@@dylanglenn8236 Sup Dyl. U still injured? Did a little jogging for the first time since the tear, man, everything's stiff, no bounce in the step, feel heavy. Tried to get a feel for how my groin & quad would deal with a little short burst, still a way to go...
Will try light accelerations as the wks go. Can feel that if I put even a half powered stride in the quad groin combo will strain. U make progress, u get injured. Funny, I used to do weight lifting, now I just sprint, do drills, & get faster doing half the work. Laziness
@@SinsOfLiberty786 yo I’m still recovering I’ve made really good progress and I started jogging but I’m not where I was I don’t have the bounce in each step like I used to I haven’t tried full sprint but need to stretch to get my bounce and stride length back
Best supplemental training method for acceleration?
Thanks bro…good stuff
This channel is a gold mine ❤️
Appreciate that Alex 🙏
I do the bulgarian lunges its great for the hip flexors
"Running faster is killing your gains"
Bro's the athlean x of the running community
Ty
Brother, can you make this book available in India , offline
It will be available digitally worldwide
@@TheSprintProject_ it may cost to low in your country ,but in India it cost too much ,is there any alternative way to order this
Been athletic and running is good 😊😊 for you
I’m seriously thinking about purchasing your program. I just had a surgery last week and I’ll have to wait on my surgeon’s ok before I can do any exercise beside walking. When I can exercise again I have a couple of things to ask. I’m 53 years old will I be able to create a program that will not be to hard for a man my age? I also do Olympic Weightlifting would I benefit from this program if one week I do Olympic Weightlifting 2 days a week and the track workout 1 day a week and the next week do the track work out twice a week and do Olympic Weightlifting 1 day that week. I play baseball ⚾️ so I have really no interest in block starts.
I would suggest you grab 2 pictures of Chris Rock and put them on the bottoms of your shoes, you'll be striking the ground really hard in no time.
@@teeemm9456 😂😂😂 I didn’t get it at first 🤣
I'm currently living in Dubai
How to connect?
I am a middle distance runner
Please give me a suggestion for coaching. .
I’m a 100 meter dash and it helps a lot
That park the older guy was running at was in new york legit right across the street from were I live
Thank you so much
We have to run with our heel of foot or toes of foot
not exactly the toes but the front part of your foot
Great info.
and they say track is "just running " smh
@The Sprint Project which spikes do yo think are the best between air nike zoom maxfly proto vs. Superfly elite?
thank you man hoping to increase my start I will let you know if I did got a huge event coming up just 9th grade and hoping to win some 11th graders (category is 9-11 grade)
Dorsey flex, Dorsey flex, Dorsey flex!☝🏽 just remembering that alone will take a 10th of a sec of your time
4:00 GOLD
Nice! Your eyebrows are fckn great!
I would like to know why i get tired in the next 40m after i run 60m
Bro do a video on physique of sprinters
How to fix when the sprinter is moving side to side motion too much?
Your video is very knowledgies
Bro say "according to science" one more fucking time I swear to god
sold
wish me luck guys...ive got my 100,200,400 m heats tmwr
good luck man
much love bro, go smash it💪
@@tikondwekalombe5031 thx man ...Sure will do it
@@karanjoshua5935 tell us the result when you done man
@@tikondwekalombe5031 sure dude...my pleasure
high quality video