Best Drill For Top End Sprint Speed

[@GarageStrength]

Would YOU try these drills? What drills do you think make people faster? Let's get this discussion going 👇

[@mitchellbutler3517]

I play rugby and wrestle, I really wanna develop my drive to finish takedowns and make/break tackles

[@danielmcsurdy9873]

wickets should be sorted by height. Vince Anderson explains this in one of his videos. First 2 wickets are at the person's height, then add 3" for the next 2, and increase in those increments in however many wickets you're doing. run in should be calculated not guessed. take the mid mark of in between wickets 1 and 2. and then from that mid mark go back the runner's height and subtract 3" from each step. there should be 6-7 steps before you get into the wickets.

[@alejandrob6987]

Please make more speed videos, I’m a track runner and hopefully one day in the Olympics

[@GarageStrength]

It may be a few weeks, but we will definitely make more 👍

[@alejandrob6987]

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[@GarageStrength]

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[@alejandrob6987]

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[@matthewkaram9615]

Age and time?

[@danielledalesio7821]

How many sets and reps?

[@nickminazhetdinov8410]

What about overspeed training?

[@B-Luv]

Training for track.

[@tyannefarnsworth2910]

When I do wickets with my track team, I always knock them over. How can I avoid hitting them when I’m running?

[@theloniuslucien6058]

Get your knees higher

[@mkdorkov123]

Turn the hurdles so they're not elevated. Lay them down. Many coaches just use flat slats, PVC pipes, or short cones.

[@jameshegeman5660]

This is exactly why wickets are not necessarily a good drill for everyone. They teach you to think about things (like knee lift) that *should not* be part of your conscious focus. Good mechanics come from the “hammer action” of the feet, high forces into the ground, proper hip positioning, and good arm action. Most other things are a derivative of these, and you should not be thinking about them. The most important thing is that you focus on punching the ground with your feet. (Incidentally, increasing vertical forces will lead to both faster running and higher heel recovery, which may solve your problem.)

[@martin_k9968]

What hurdles hight is recommended (cm)?

[@JKKID3]

No height. Having a hurdle often causes excess knee drive where the emphasis should be on putting force into the ground

[@mr.pettengill4475]

Cross Country Pointers?

[@GarageStrength]

Will definitely make videos on that later this year 💪

[@RahulSingh-nt6tf]

Osam sir 🙏

[@GarageStrength]

Much love ✌

[@formularainbow]

Bhai mere

[@ericcolonna]

video demo has low heels

[@user-vg4zl8hz6y]

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[@jameshegeman5660]

Don’t use wickets. It is absolutely critical to have them set up and measured precisely for *each* individual - and this is a big time cost, for questionable benefit. Maybe if you’re a professional and have 3 hours for a workout, then sure. But it’s inefficient. (Nowhere in CFTS, for example, is there anything about wickets.) Maximum speed is developed by performing electronically-timed flying sprints of 10-30m at 100%. Preferably with video analysis if you’re worried about mechanics. That’s it. As DJ would say, “Simple, not easy.” Timing accuracy is critical, so be prepared to spend $500+ for an accurate system. (Freelap is usually a good option for non-professionals.)

[@B-Luv]

Not everyone has the resources of Ivan Drago. Some people have to get it in like Rocky.

[@goose5718]

You say wickets are costly then say to spend 500 dollars? Doesn’t make sense

[@jameshegeman5660]

*Time* cost.

[@moselc09]

his knees are not high enough

[@jameshegeman5660]

It depends on the individual. Knee lift is a product of other mechanics, and not something to actively think about.