Do you want to help your athletes get faster?

More explosive?

And teach them how to move effectively in the process?

If so, you’re going to love this week’s episode with Lee Taft!

From PE teacher to world-renowned speed coach, Lee has always questioned the current dogma when it comes to speed training.

And in this episode, we’re going to break down (get it) some of the hottest topics in speed training today.

The importance of heel contact in speed training.

Why repositioning steps are so important for accelerating effectively.

And finally, how to speed training fits into an overarching S&C program.

Quite simply if you want to help your athletes get faster, you need to listen to this episode RIGHT NOW!

Young athletes are exposed to these high thresholds and demands in sport, but not every kid has the ability to decelerate their body well.

– Lee Taft

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