359: Dan John on “Snapacity” and the 3P’s of Muscle-Action in Explosive Athletic Movement

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539: Allan Wells on Speedball Training, Sprint Development, and Olympic Gold

Allan Wells shares his unconventional approach to sprint training, including extensive speedball work, bodyweight circuits, plyometrics, and training through Scotland’s harsh winters. He discusses the importance of rhythm, coordination, competitive training environments, and the ...  Show more

538: James DeLacey and Vern Gambetta on Unlocking Game Speed and Athletic Creativity

Vern and James dive into the development of agility and game speed, challenging conventional approaches to change of direction training. They discuss the limitations of speed ladders and isolated drills, the importance of rhythm and tempo, and the role of small-sided games in bui ...  Show more

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