Speed, Quickness, Reactive Drills for Athletes | Athletic Strength Training Programs

July 5, 2010 - 7:20 pm 9 Comments

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Speed, Quickness and Reactive Drill for Athletes

When you think about speed, quickness and reactive movements you immediately think of jumps, agility drills, jumping and maybe even perhaps some overspeed running with bands?

Yes, those strength training means are one part of the equation.

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9 Responses to “Speed, Quickness, Reactive Drills for Athletes | Athletic Strength Training Programs”

  1. jjmm112 Says:

    5*!. :)
    5*!. :)

  2. TheMark76ers Says:

    killer workout
    killer workout

  3. pronation1 Says:

    Whats this for …
    Whats this for wrestling?

  4. blasaug Says:

    awesome stuff.
    BTW. …

    awesome stuff.
    BTW…the buff guy in the speedo, for your guys’ intro, doesnt go with your program.

  5. Dcano4391 Says:

    you guys are …
    you guys are geniuses

  6. yyportne Says:

    Young grasshoppers …
    Young grasshoppers did well lol. Next time try different size/type balls (ping pong to softball) … or better yet tell them to face the wall (during the no visual or verbal cues) and walk out of the room. See how long they stay like that.

  7. notkrisroe Says:

    I like this. What …
    I like this. What kinds of sets, rests, and reps would you normally prescribe?

  8. HighKiLLa9495 Says:

    first
    first

  9. MartialShadow Says:

    good progression!
    good progression!

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