Resisted Sprint Methods: Choosing the Right Option

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 17

  • @energyzer_bunny1913
    @energyzer_bunny1913 Před 3 dny +1

    Parachutes aren't completely terrible if you use 2 at a time. Using 2 Parachutes balances them out better. I only used them for longer sprints. A less steep hill is still better, but Parachutes are serviceable if you want resistance for top end speed. The resistance feels similar to a light sled once you're at top speed.

  • @energyzer_bunny1913
    @energyzer_bunny1913 Před 3 dny

    Another thing I'll mention is that the weighted vest pairs VERY WELL with the hill. I've used hills + vest for sprints 30m or less to really good results.

  • @TrackMentality24.
    @TrackMentality24. Před 7 měsíci

    Great information thanks, I was just asking I read that you can use sled for special strength how much weight should you use if you want to replace Olympic lifts with sleds.

  • @royekkel2556
    @royekkel2556 Před rokem

    1x2 times per week one month i use the 10x10 on a hill great workout. I hate tempo workouts but these 10x10 Are fun

    • @DerekMHansen
      @DerekMHansen  Před rokem +1

      I agree. As someone who is getting on in my years, sprinting uphill for short distances is a great way to stay in shape, but also avoid the impacts related to deceleration. Braking is the part that creates the most wear-and-tear.

  • @nickmonastiriotis2486

    Would you consider using heavy sleds a la JB Morin?
    Thanks!

    • @DerekMHansen
      @DerekMHansen  Před rokem +1

      I'm very careful with sled loads, as I've seen a lot of injuries to the lower leg and foot.

  • @neverstopbelievinginyourse5317

    Is there a cheap alternativ for these cable resistance ? These run rockets and 1080 machine cost over 1k
    Is there not something like 200-500?

    • @royekkel2556
      @royekkel2556 Před rokem +1

      Exer-genie speed trainer 60 meters. Kost 380 euro

    • @DerekMHansen
      @DerekMHansen  Před rokem

      @@royekkel2556 Yes - there are a number of friction based devices using a rope line that are under $500. www.performbetter.com/The-Trainer

    • @coachwilson8687
      @coachwilson8687 Před rokem +1

      Years ago I bought a used isorobic exerciser and changed the rope on it. Cost me something like 50 bucks total.

    • @neverstopbelievinginyourse5317
      @neverstopbelievinginyourse5317 Před rokem

      I will watch out the exergenie with 250€ it’s the best I think

    • @neverstopbelievinginyourse5317
      @neverstopbelievinginyourse5317 Před rokem +1

      Appriciate that all help ? Please continue to mention when you find some new

  • @doudleyJ
    @doudleyJ Před 2 měsíci

    Coach also has a bachelor's in art

  • @itsinthetreesitscoming7431
    @itsinthetreesitscoming7431 Před 4 měsíci

    0-30 in three seconds?