Can you please do a video if shorter people need to train differently for speed in 60m or 100m then taller people? Just like with powerlifting or bodybuilding it matter that you train for your height. I am a shorter person trying to compete in 60m sprint and I feel I need to take bigger steps and lean forward more to catch up with the tall people that run.
MALE & FEMALE STANDARDS FOR EACH EXERCISE Power Snatch - Male: 1.1 of bodyweight (bw) - Female: 0.9 bw Power Clean - Male: 1.5 bw - Female: 1.25 bw Back Squat - Male: 1.7 bw x 5 reps - Female: 1.4 bw x 5 reps Front Squat - Male: 1.5 bw x 3 reps - Female: 1.25 bw x 3 reps Single Leg Squat (NOTHING BULGARIAN ABOUT IT !!!) - Male: 1.4 bw x 3 reps each leg (rapid) - Female: 1.2 bw x 3 reps each leg (rapid) Nordic Hamstring Curl - Male: 7 reps (without band) - Female: 5 reps Plantar Flexion Switch Lunges - Male: 6 reps each side w/ no ankle drop while holding 25 lbs dumbells each hand - Female: 6 reps each side w/ no ankle drop while holding 15 lbs dumbells each hand
Id recommended you refrain from writing workouts ever again, your telling a man to single leg squat the same weight as his front squat? Am i missing something or are you retarded?
Strength training is great as it helps an athlete unlock their potential. I think what some training programs do miss at times is the application of these strength levels. The simple addition of 1-2 plyometric exercises can really make the biggest difference in training. Coach Miller there was a video that you posted a couple of months ago where you spoke about how your athlete surprisingly supplementated a lift with a plyometric exercise. Being is fast is the ability to recruit multiple neurons and fibers and execute at a high level. When we lift weights we provide our body knowledge/stress that it can sustain. When we do plyometrics, we provide our body an avenue for application of this stress. Your youtube channel is helpful and helps push the idea of weight lifting and its relation to athlete performance to that next level.
Until my ACL reconstruction last year, I was the fastest person anywhere I showed up (football, basketball, rugby). At 6’3 ranging between 215-190, I can contribute very little of my strength training to any fluctuations in my speed, acceleration is definitely something strength training can help.
Most people don’t train the muscle most responsible for increases in top speed which could be part of your issue as well. Your hip flexor strength and flexibility is the most important factor in your top speed. Your hip flexors are responsible for increasing your stride length, and turnover rate which are essential to top speed. Your hamstrings and glutes are the muscles most responsible for acceleration which everybody trains when they train legs, but most athletes neglect their hip strength and mobility when trying to get faster which is a mistake.
Incorporating a few banded hip flexor exercises and/or some static holds will make all the difference. Running intervals as well to increase your sprint endurance. Even world class athletes cannot maintain maximum velocity for more than a few meters. 100m runners reach maximum velocity about 60m into the race and decelerate until they cross the finish line. Incorporating interval training will increase your ability to slow that deceleration once you reach maximum velocity. I don’t know what your training regimen is, so I can’t say whether or not you’ve already incorporated these 2 things outside of your usual strength training and plyometrics, but these are things that I’ve seen help a ton of athletes actually get faster.
A coach in middle school said, a fast persons feet point forward when walking and a slow person's feet point slightly outward. Why is this? When you run your feet, start to go outward as they run.
I'm lying on the track that Noah Lyles ran on in high school watching him run in your video. Your videos have definitely helped me get stronger and faster.
I agree with you @garagestrength, but to a certain extent. I squat 285, bench 185, clean 200 and have a 34” vertical jump and a 4.5 40yd dash at 5’11 175. The key to athleticism is muscle contraction. I recommend watching the sprint projects video on whats the key to getting faster.
Was hitting some back squat2power jerk yesterday, it really hit that final part of extension and required good trunk control. I was thinking that it could really transfer over to speed or at least engaging into a rugby scrum.
There are parkour coaches that don’t believe that cleans and snatches are effective for developing power. As I’m not a coach I don’t have a lot of clout to make that argument. Over a year I pushed my clean to 130kg (with a bodyweight of 84kg), and my jump as increased. Note that this is after years of being away from the sport
I like your videos. Straight to the mechanics of things, not this hotair intros that other videos have and sooo much talk about, without DOING THE ACTUAL,
yooo…maybe you can do a recap of jay vincent‘s interview with mark asanovic! he said the most dangerous sport is olympic weightlifing, and major part of injurys on the field happens bc of pre- damage the structure with oly and powerlifs LOL it was hard to watch!
Don't know if he had a second cup of java before filming, but I like the energy throughout and especially demonstrating the lifts how they should be done. Great video, thanks!
This is the exact program that got my son from 6 months off with a navicular fracture to going to state (Texas 6A) in 7 months. Then off to Oregon where they had him lose 25 pounds in 4 months. 205 to 180, then down to 172 before he came home weak and slow. They killed their power sprinters - him and Hannah Cunliffe. Just started with his 12 year old brother and we will let him have his natural weight and strength.
I‘m sorry to hear about your older son, that’s horrible. Some people really need that big engine, and it’s a shame that bad coaching caused him to lose speed.
Would you modify your recommendations for masters athletes (track and field), and if so, how? I am 68 yo male, and struggle with squats due to lower back fragility along with knee pain when doing deep squats. Single-leg squats are currently in my routine. I also think that one needs to work on hip flexors for increased turnover rate.
Great video. I saw another video on TH-cam years ago where the head of Nike’s programming said if he can get his athletes to do 3x their bodyweight on a trap bar deadlift that every athlete ran at least a 4.5 40 yard dash. Your thoughts on this?
3x bw is a lot that's 600 lbs if you are 200. Not saying I don't believe him but I know tons of guys who run 4.5 without deadlifitng anywhere near that heavy.
Dane, Great video and information for new lifter to understand that they need to be strong first and the speed will come. What are your initial progressions to get into the Bw/Wtd. Plantar Flexions Switch Lunges? Direct Lower Leg Work? Isometrics? Thanks, John
While strength is important it IS NOT a predictor of speed. Noah Lyle's is not and never has been very strong. Same for Terrence Laird and many others. There is a freshman kid Azeem Fahmi at Auburn who cant squat his own body weight yet has run 10.09 in the 100m. Same kid consistently runs 6.6s in the 60m. Relative strength and force application are more important than raw strength. Case and point my son is 206lbs squats 560, deadlifts 540 and has a 32in vertical yet has never broken 4.7 in the 40yd dash. Comparatively as a sophomore in high school I weighed 154lbs, squatted 255lbs, power cleaned 205lbs and only had a 28in vertical but still managed to run 4.6s in the 40yd dash. As did 4 other my teammates who were very similar in size and strength. As a senior in high school we had 6 kids on my team who all ran under 4.6 yet none of us squatted more than 305lbs or power cleaned more than 215lbs.
strong hammies and strong glutes !!!!! i have good speed but horrible acceleration something i discovered , when i got more upper body strength , my speed increased too
Hey Dane, thank you so much for your videos, we don’t have a strength coach at our team and these vids are a game changer! One quick question, to make sure I understand it right, for the snatch and clean standards we are talking about a 1 rep max?
For rock climbing, should I start with the power snatch or power clean? In bouldering and some sport climbs, you could be jumping/triple extending while maintaining body tension from a multitude of body positions to reach a hold. Both seem to train general explosiveness, but would there be one that is more applicable to climbing from the start?
Jumping split squats might be where you want to start. I started training lower body for this exact reason. The amount of people who don't use their legs, feet, and heels is kinda crazy. While you do need great upper body and grip strength for crips, more routes can be done with heel hooks, better lower body tension close to the wall and just out right dyno the problem. Hope that helped.
Depends on whether you can get the bar into a good front rack. If you can front squat 40kg or 95lbs with a power clean grip for a set of 3 without dropping your elbows, learn the power clean. If you can't, learn the power snatch.
I never did any of this and I’m really fast. I just run with resistance. Like weight sled with heavy weights. Or running with resistance. Then your actually training the action in particular. Then take it all of and zooooom
Thank you very much. Your videos have helped me reach high-level soccer. I’m still on my way to get there but this video was way too helpful. Also just a quick question does your book on programming exercises talk about tendon strength? Much love from Australia 🇦🇺⚽️💙
Im not questioning the methods, but I am curious to any reference used to develop these "Ideal" numbers, or are these numbers just based off personal experience training? I'd love to know to further my knowledge base.. Thank you @garagestrength
How the hell do you do single leg split squats without creating knee valgus? I don't have this issue on regular squats, only going off of one leg. I don't know if that's just the anatomy of the leg, tightness, or weakness. I'm a 6'6" 190 lb male so maybe this is a tall problem?
This isn’t 100% true. I never lifted weights a day in my life….especially anything pertaining to legs when I was in high school. Tried out for football and ran a 4.49 right away. Some people got wheels others don’t
Yep, but doing front squat helps with exploding through your heals to get the bar up when you drive that power clean. Yes. Front squats make your power clean better. But doing a front squat after your power clean is just focusing on the form. Some people get too caught up (like myself) on getting the bar up that the form isn’t good and it misses the point. Do front squats with the clean if your form is lacking.
At college in New Zealand I played Rugby union for two years, was stocky and explosive take off and speed. I use to bowl the opposition aver, popular in my team/ played winger built couldn't master line outs later finding eyesight problems. My thighs where big in those days. now at 66 thighs bit smaller but ok still built for running not speed but problems with breathing, very shallow breathing not breathing with lower stomach moving first bad habit that I am trying to rectify with taking larger deep breaths. I use to do long distance running with my sister as she couldn't run on her own as she got propositioned by perverts now called stalking, illegal most parts of world now. I won a speed race at little athletics' but was told not to slow down for the ribbon it won't hurt. Next time I was handy caped and there was no chance of winning after that.
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Can you please do a video if shorter people need to train differently for speed in 60m or 100m then taller people?
Just like with powerlifting or bodybuilding it matter that you train for your height.
I am a shorter person trying to compete in 60m sprint and I feel I need to take bigger steps and lean forward more to catch up with the tall people that run.
I wish I could use your A.I. strength training for the 400 but my parents won’t let me buy it.
@@colbythompson352 What is A.I?
Is do single leg squats with dumbbell is fine too?
@garagestrength when you say 180lb dude, are you talking a shredded with 10% body fat or regular dude at 15-20% body fat?
The key to speed is whatever the hell the Jamaican track team does
Jamaicans are STRONG
Marrawaunna
Eat yams 😆 🤣
They Train more than they compete. It’s no such thing as racing into shape for them.
Carry Jamaican genetic material? :D
MALE & FEMALE STANDARDS FOR EACH EXERCISE
Power Snatch
- Male: 1.1 of bodyweight (bw)
- Female: 0.9 bw
Power Clean
- Male: 1.5 bw
- Female: 1.25 bw
Back Squat
- Male: 1.7 bw x 5 reps
- Female: 1.4 bw x 5 reps
Front Squat
- Male: 1.5 bw x 3 reps
- Female: 1.25 bw x 3 reps
Single Leg Squat (NOTHING BULGARIAN ABOUT IT !!!)
- Male: 1.4 bw x 3 reps each leg (rapid)
- Female: 1.2 bw x 3 reps each leg (rapid)
Nordic Hamstring Curl
- Male: 7 reps (without band)
- Female: 5 reps
Plantar Flexion Switch Lunges
- Male: 6 reps each side w/ no ankle drop while holding 25 lbs dumbells each hand
- Female: 6 reps each side w/ no ankle drop while holding 15 lbs dumbells each hand
in that case, i gotta work on olympic weightlifting more💀
Absolute nonsense i just heard, i weigh 173 and squat 285 and clean 200 and bench 185, i can run a 10.9 100m dash and a 4.5 40
@@FILA23WHITEPRODUCTIONS you can clean 200
These are much higher than what the standard should be
Id recommended you refrain from writing workouts ever again, your telling a man to single leg squat the same weight as his front squat? Am i missing something or are you retarded?
Strength training is great as it helps an athlete unlock their potential. I think what some training programs do miss at times is the application of these strength levels. The simple addition of 1-2 plyometric exercises can really make the biggest difference in training. Coach Miller there was a video that you posted a couple of months ago where you spoke about how your athlete surprisingly supplementated a lift with a plyometric exercise. Being is fast is the ability to recruit multiple neurons and fibers and execute at a high level. When we lift weights we provide our body knowledge/stress that it can sustain. When we do plyometrics, we provide our body an avenue for application of this stress. Your youtube channel is helpful and helps push the idea of weight lifting and its relation to athlete performance to that next level.
Until my ACL reconstruction last year, I was the fastest person anywhere I showed up (football, basketball, rugby). At 6’3 ranging between 215-190, I can contribute very little of my strength training to any fluctuations in my speed, acceleration is definitely something strength training can help.
Most people don’t train the muscle most responsible for increases in top speed which could be part of your issue as well. Your hip flexor strength and flexibility is the most important factor in your top speed. Your hip flexors are responsible for increasing your stride length, and turnover rate which are essential to top speed. Your hamstrings and glutes are the muscles most responsible for acceleration which everybody trains when they train legs, but most athletes neglect their hip strength and mobility when trying to get faster which is a mistake.
Incorporating a few banded hip flexor exercises and/or some static holds will make all the difference. Running intervals as well to increase your sprint endurance. Even world class athletes cannot maintain maximum velocity for more than a few meters. 100m runners reach maximum velocity about 60m into the race and decelerate until they cross the finish line. Incorporating interval training will increase your ability to slow that deceleration once you reach maximum velocity. I don’t know what your training regimen is, so I can’t say whether or not you’ve already incorporated these 2 things outside of your usual strength training and plyometrics, but these are things that I’ve seen help a ton of athletes actually get faster.
230lbs front squats for 3 explosive reps🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Fast runners exercises?? NO
A coach in middle school said, a fast persons feet point forward when walking and a slow person's feet point slightly outward. Why is this? When you run your feet, start to go outward as they run.
@@michaelsadach5401It is simply not as effective
I'm lying on the track that Noah Lyles ran on in high school watching him run in your video. Your videos have definitely helped me get stronger and faster.
This coach is absolutely amazing. He doesn’t just do the talking he does the walking to majority of the trainers can’t.
As a college jumper is really about relative strength. If your squat is 300 pounds but you are 200 pounds it doesn’t really matter.
I’m 200lbs at 6’4, I squat 385. What should I be aiming for?
In the video he said 1.7 times your body weight , for 5 reps
But that was what he was saying. Multiples of your own body weight. There wasn’t a set static number since it is supposed to be relative strength
I agree with you @garagestrength, but to a certain extent. I squat 285, bench 185, clean 200 and have a 34” vertical jump and a 4.5 40yd dash at 5’11 175. The key to athleticism is muscle contraction. I recommend watching the sprint projects video on whats the key to getting faster.
"The key to athleticism is muscle contraction."
It's called moving 😂
285 for 1rep?
Was hitting some back squat2power jerk yesterday, it really hit that final part of extension and required good trunk control. I was thinking that it could really transfer over to speed or at least engaging into a rugby scrum.
watching this as a rugby player too, really want to be fast
Every heavy compound leg exercise should be in a superset with plyos and if you’re not working out your hip flexors you will not get a lot faster.
I love this, gives me numbers and goals to chase
There are parkour coaches that don’t believe that cleans and snatches are effective for developing power. As I’m not a coach I don’t have a lot of clout to make that argument. Over a year I pushed my clean to 130kg (with a bodyweight of 84kg), and my jump as increased. Note that this is after years of being away from the sport
Much respect on repping the Cannibal Ox shirt
So many small gems in this one video. Very well put together
I like your videos. Straight to the mechanics of things, not this hotair intros that other videos have and sooo much talk about, without DOING THE ACTUAL,
Thank you so much it's so informative definitely gonna share it..
Glad it was helpful!
Your exhales motivates me to be louder and more effective with mine💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
yooo…maybe you can do a recap of jay vincent‘s interview with mark asanovic!
he said the most dangerous sport is olympic weightlifing, and major part of injurys on the field happens bc of pre- damage the structure with oly and powerlifs LOL it was hard to watch!
So meticulous and concise with minimal drama~noise. Keep it up.
Nordics 1x per week was enough for me to make steady, consistent progress 📈
Don't know if he had a second cup of java before filming, but I like the energy throughout and especially demonstrating the lifts how they should be done. Great video, thanks!
Thanks
This is the exact program that got my son from 6 months off with a navicular fracture to going to state (Texas 6A) in 7 months. Then off to Oregon where they had him lose 25 pounds in 4 months. 205 to 180, then down to 172 before he came home weak and slow. They killed their power sprinters - him and Hannah Cunliffe. Just started with his 12 year old brother and we will let him have his natural weight and strength.
whyd he lose 25 pounds..
yall should count how much calories he loses
I‘m sorry to hear about your older son, that’s horrible. Some people really need that big engine, and it’s a shame that bad coaching caused him to lose speed.
Great video! Did a few of these when I used to run in college. I still train and plan to implement some of these lifts!
Came for the tricep. Stayed for the advice.
Key to speed is resistance. Parachute. Hills. Ankle weights.
SPEED IS GOD GIVEN
I wish I could afford to have a trainer like this guy
This is a great video, you explain things so well
Love your videos uso, keep up the great work!
Awesome video. Will update with results
Would you modify your recommendations for masters athletes (track and field), and if so, how? I am 68 yo male, and struggle with squats due to lower back fragility along with knee pain when doing deep squats. Single-leg squats are currently in my routine. I also think that one needs to work on hip flexors for increased turnover rate.
Great video. I saw another video on TH-cam years ago where the head of Nike’s programming said if he can get his athletes to do 3x their bodyweight on a trap bar deadlift that every athlete ran at least a 4.5 40 yard dash. Your thoughts on this?
3x bw is a lot that's 600 lbs if you are 200. Not saying I don't believe him but I know tons of guys who run 4.5 without deadlifitng anywhere near that heavy.
Dane, Great video and information for new lifter to understand that they need to be strong first and the speed will come. What are your initial progressions to get into the Bw/Wtd. Plantar Flexions Switch Lunges? Direct Lower Leg Work? Isometrics? Thanks, John
I love Nordic curls. I do it with weight lol
excellent!
wtf
Cannibal Ox T-shirt? You're now my go-to fitness TH-camr.
While strength is important it IS NOT a predictor of speed. Noah Lyle's is not and never has been very strong. Same for Terrence Laird and many others. There is a freshman kid Azeem Fahmi at Auburn who cant squat his own body weight yet has run 10.09 in the 100m. Same kid consistently runs 6.6s in the 60m. Relative strength and force application are more important than raw strength. Case and point my son is 206lbs squats 560, deadlifts 540 and has a 32in vertical yet has never broken 4.7 in the 40yd dash. Comparatively as a sophomore in high school I weighed 154lbs, squatted 255lbs, power cleaned 205lbs and only had a 28in vertical but still managed to run 4.6s in the 40yd dash. As did 4 other my teammates who were very similar in size and strength. As a senior in high school we had 6 kids on my team who all ran under 4.6 yet none of us squatted more than 305lbs or power cleaned more than 215lbs.
Hi Dane, nice Video, i wanted to ask, if you can make a Full Body Morning Workout for Hypertrophy
I’m 230lbs. Buddy wants me speed squatting 391lbs. I’ll stay slow 🤣🥲
What about a trap bet deadlift? I read an article online about how the trap bar improved players 40 yard dash.
i think the clean and the front squat are the only ones where i can even match my bodyweight, obviously besides the back squat.
Love the Can Ox T-shirt
The key to speed is doing whatever lifts Bo Jackson used to regularly do in his prime. Spoiler: He did not lift weights.
Very very helpful
Glad it helped
Excellent video
The cold vein. Yes.
Great info!!
strong hammies and strong glutes !!!!!
i have good speed but horrible acceleration
something i discovered , when i got more upper body strength , my speed increased too
Hey Dane, thank you so much for your videos, we don’t have a strength coach at our team and these vids are a game changer! One quick question, to make sure I understand it right, for the snatch and clean standards we are talking about a 1 rep max?
For rock climbing, should I start with the power snatch or power clean? In bouldering and some sport climbs, you could be jumping/triple extending while maintaining body tension from a multitude of body positions to reach a hold. Both seem to train general explosiveness, but would there be one that is more applicable to climbing from the start?
Jumping split squats might be where you want to start. I started training lower body for this exact reason. The amount of people who don't use their legs, feet, and heels is kinda crazy. While you do need great upper body and grip strength for crips, more routes can be done with heel hooks, better lower body tension close to the wall and just out right dyno the problem. Hope that helped.
Depends on whether you can get the bar into a good front rack. If you can front squat 40kg or 95lbs with a power clean grip for a set of 3 without dropping your elbows, learn the power clean. If you can't, learn the power snatch.
Do you talk about this in your upcoming book? Thanks
Awesome video
What if you have facet joint syndrome and can't hold this weight on your back?
Do you have alternatives for developing deed and strength?
Studies have shown going deeper than 1/4 squat doesn't help sprinters or higher jumping. And deeper increases injury risk.
I never did any of this and I’m really fast. I just run with resistance. Like weight sled with heavy weights. Or running with resistance. Then your actually training the action in particular. Then take it all of and zooooom
Yoooooooo I just noticed his Cannibal OX tee ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great content 💯
I think the secret is being in hype so hard and imagine to release all of your power before you start running
Proof: "trust me bro"
@@SWLaw14 did you just commented yourself lol
@@glezisbauk4732 yes so nobody can anticipate me
Never fight that beast ... The Ambassador of The King of Jungle. PLEASE 🙏
2 Timothy 1:7
For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.
Being glute dominant is top importance.
Great sir
Thank you very much. Your videos have helped me reach high-level soccer. I’m still on my way to get there but this video was way too helpful. Also just a quick question does your book on programming exercises talk about tendon strength?
Much love from Australia 🇦🇺⚽️💙
Thank you very much and we're happy to help. Not specifically, but the recommended exercises will improve tendon strength.
Im not questioning the methods, but I am curious to any reference used to develop these "Ideal" numbers, or are these numbers just based off personal experience training? I'd love to know to further my knowledge base.. Thank you @garagestrength
Cmon coach !
Cannibal ox fan , all I needed to know
How the hell do you do single leg split squats without creating knee valgus? I don't have this issue on regular squats, only going off of one leg. I don't know if that's just the anatomy of the leg, tightness, or weakness. I'm a 6'6" 190 lb male so maybe this is a tall problem?
in our country we don't have those equipment
Any comment on Lu testing positive for EPO?
I love your videos. 💪❤
Glad you like them!
This isn’t 100% true. I never lifted weights a day in my life….especially anything pertaining to legs when I was in high school. Tried out for football and ran a 4.49 right away. Some people got wheels others don’t
Well maybe you would have beaten records had you given strength training a chance.
My man thinks 4,49 is fast lol
You’re proving the exact same point… do u just wang to talk lol?some ppl aren’t that fast naturally in fact most ppl aren’t even coordinated
You’re an outlier. I’ve built up my strength and I’ve seen tons of results in my speed gains
Unless ur hs had a laser timer you did not run a 4.49
Love the tee!!
Hello there.
Would u lake to share with us what's ur calorie intake? 😊
1.4x body weight single leg is no joke. Movement might be too slow? Might take some weeks to get there. Elite bmx pros are 1.75x and up.
Great info, just had one question... With the Power Clean, would it be more or less beneficial to do a front squat with it, or just clean the weight
Yep, but doing front squat helps with exploding through your heals to get the bar up when you drive that power clean. Yes. Front squats make your power clean better. But doing a front squat after your power clean is just focusing on the form. Some people get too caught up (like myself) on getting the bar up that the form isn’t good and it misses the point. Do front squats with the clean if your form is lacking.
I want hamstring workout
We will work on that. Try this to hold you over: th-cam.com/video/3NtY8PK1EkY/w-d-xo.html
Great info. 'Cannibal Ox' cool.
there are 2 phases for the legs: 1: lift the leg and 2. extend the leg.
you did not mention leg raising raising at all
I love how he says chicks---what a nice throwback
Where can you purchase that wedge?
This is awesome
I have very bad acceleration but good top speed
At college in New Zealand I played Rugby union for two years, was stocky and explosive take off and speed. I use to bowl the opposition aver, popular in my team/ played winger built couldn't master line outs later finding eyesight problems. My thighs where big in those days. now at 66 thighs bit smaller but ok still built for running not speed but problems with breathing, very shallow breathing not breathing with lower stomach moving first bad habit that I am trying to rectify with taking larger deep breaths. I use to do long distance running with my sister as she couldn't run on her own as she got propositioned by perverts now called stalking, illegal most parts of world now. I won a speed race at little athletics' but was told not to slow down for the ribbon it won't hurt. Next time I was handy caped and there was no chance of winning after that.
What about for beginners ?
I'm soccer I need to be fast
I love the T-shirt
Respect for the cannibal ox shirt
What about advice for swimmers?
I love that video ❤❤❤❤
Glad you liked it.
Do you think jumping rope is valuable for making athletes more twitchy?
Desperate for Nordics but my gym doesn’t have that equipment. So I try them on the sit-up bench 😅
Try putting a pad on your knees and a partner hold you feet down. This is basically same.
i hope @kneesovertoesguy saw that sick nordic you did
Those were barbell split squats, not single-leg squats.
You're a cannibal ox fan huh? I see you're a man of culture. 💯🤙
does deadlifting correlate to speed or is there better movements to do like the power clean
Amazing vid, I gotta throw in something for the adductors and abductors for further freedom of stride, perfect set up otherwise
Hi @GarageStrength, do you have a similar video to this with standards and exercises for vertical jump?
It would be interesting to see you do an NFL Combine training video...see what kind of times an old man can get :D
Cannibal Ox T-Shirt, enough said.
At what age would you suggest people start lifting weights for sprint training?