This is great. Can you provide sets and reps for each exercise? It's great to know how often per week to do them, but it would also be helpful to identify which ones to group together or the proper sequence.
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@@TheSprintProject_ I mainly run them no more than 20 minutes. Tabata training is so tough to do. It helps that my cardiovascular fitness is excellent and I lost 25 pounds within the past 2 years. Helps out a lot when I’m around 130 instead of hovering around 155 training like that. Still, it’s hard to do them. Many people cannot handle intense workouts like that. Some of them have no fat on them too and are muscular. Still yet, they have trouble with HIIT workouts. Even world class athletes sometimes have a tough time with tabata workouts.
Massai warriors jump really high with barefoot, because everyday barefoot. When you are child always wear shoe when playing outside, that can make injured. Because feet not adapted in barefoot.
you must differentiate that those plyometirc jumps work well for beginners (good corelation), but they won't work as well for advanced athletes. And they hardly work for the highest level. Side note: alternate leg bounding don't work so good. Speed hopping (same leg) works much better but only for improving acceleration.
My man shows the data to back up the lesson! 👊 Special request young Ceasar: Anyway you could put together a vid specific to advice for new sprinters? I have 3 of them with one in 7th, 9th and 10th grade...all first year sprinters, about to compete in their first season in track and field!! 😬 They will all three be running 100m, 4x100m and 4x200m. A couple hitches we have hit are in the drive phase, pain in hip flexers and arm movement is awful!! Cannot seem to get the proper technique down, despite even watching your clips showing proper arm movement. As a sprinter 20 years ago, the upper body and arms specifically is what allowed me to dip below 11 sec in the hundo so I'm assuming they genetically are just having a tough time getting it as well?? Idk, which is why I'm asking for help from a super qualified individual like yourself! Thanks and keep producing 5 ⭐️ vids my friend!! Let's Go!! 💪
Hello, i really apreciate you channel, but i have a question, i have to run a 50m sprint in 7.3, and right now i run it in 9 seconds, i have a 6 months training time. Do you think this is achievable, and if so what should i do in order to achieve it? I already start training and i was wondering if i can do something else too. Thanks in advance!
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Hey, if you have 6 months you can definitely achieve your goal. Like mentioned in the video you can do polymetric,explosive, and other exercises that will improve your speed and mobility. Creating a training schedule will help you get to the goal you want to achieve, it is important to add active rest days into your schedule. Eating right and having good quality sleep is also an important factor which will help determine your success. Here is a good video to help you design your Workout plan: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--tld0bc0t3k.html Good luck on your journey!
1:21 skipping is very limited as exercise. for some reasons. 1, there is no overload progressive and even any overload. the overload is a must to increase at the best the weight force. without this increment of the weight force the run is very limited. 2. the athlete during the skip TRY to reproduce throug the combination by the blocked knee adnd the controaection of the fett,but this is very limited since is not provided by an overload and by any effective real running,. The runnin is fundamental to add the increased weight force because at each step the athlete can transfer the weight force by the leg behid to the opposite leg..Instead during the skips , te athlete is only performing an exercise of pure coordination,not an exercise targetted to increase power. For this reason skipping is also praticsed at the uphill, in this case the athlete is pused to incline the back forward and this engage more the athlete to produce more weight force. but it is anyway a very limited exercise. The ideal exercise would have be composed by A) A position emulating the real fraction of the sprint, in tis case the push. 2) an overload progressive that allows to increase the repetiotions simply applying more weight force . and this is not as in the classical weight training machine where repetitions are simply set by the maximal. Infact in the classical weight machine training the repetitions are set by the fact that the athlete cannot produce a increased weight force. He is simply seated or layed and isolate completely all the body except in deadlift or squat where at least the athlete has the same arm trained and engaged as stabulizzator. However deadlift and squat have some limits by the toleerance of back and other minor soft tissue as ligament and articulations.Moreover this squat and deadlift don t reproduce the sprint motion and neither a fraction of any motion. 1:29 is a very low emulatiosns for sprint , it is the aka the jumping run of the triple jump, not real the best for sprinters. a fundamental concept: all the exercises who are performed without an overload are not really useful to transfer the power while in real runnning. So an athelete can also lift 150 kg in squat but can do the same time in sprint distances. thats because the squat don t help the technic ,and the technic to be performed in a training with weight must have emulation with the sprint. in other terms, during the squat the athlete is instead blocked to lift more weight and any weight lifted also running ,a part the fact it would be obviously very low otherwise would not be any run, will push the athlete to issues of balance. For example te drills performed with vest, and other similar solution as parachute ,wheels connected to an overload, hold the athlete who is so obliged to loose all the increments gained at each step .The fact that researchers have concluded that jumps are useful is only because jumps offer plyometric effort but is a very limited way to produce an increased weight force. But this have also another limit, after a certain height the weight force cannot be tolerated and however neither allow to transfer the increased wieght force to the other leg,it is only an exercise done with both feet and confined at that motion were the athlete is also more concentrated to not loose the balance (something that dont happen in real sprint running) the lungs perfomed jumping are probably better but however limited being without an overload progressive
a note of caution....plyometrics need to be closely monitored when dealing with young people. this is intense training and has been around for a long time. choose your coaches carefully.
I have been mostly a recreational runner just got interested in Sprinting my first sprinting time was 17 sec on 21 July 2023 , yesterday it went down to 16,17 milisec and i am 42 my goal is to take it down to 11 , your channel helped me alot ...thanks
can you do a video on coordination drills because i cant coordinate my hip flexors and glutes to work in concord for a long time maybe two strides max but i cant go further than that Great video as always love it
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Guys and gals listen. If you want to get fast and I mean super fast 💨 , go to the track and train 2-3 hrs straight nonstop sprinting for the event you’re training for, no rest other than 2-3 minute heart rate rest, catch your breath in between reps, drink 6-8 ounces water every 15 minutes, and break every muscle down, and I mean rip/tear those muscles up. CREATE THOSE MICRO TEARS! For the next 5-7 days you’ll be in the repair and remodel phase. Repairing what your tore and remodeling to make the muscles stronger and more responsive. In return you’re creating (Type 2 fast twitch muscle fibers.) You should be very sore for about 4 of those days, and the remaining 2-3 days the soreness begins to leave because muscle strength has came and now new (fibers) are being created. Note: your body/the muscles you worked on needs to get use to sprinting, running very fast, creating muscle memory. BTW If you’re not sore the next 3-5 days after your sprint training, you didn’t do anything but waste a track lane. 😂 Now for those of you who are going to put in that work, here’s what will be rewarded to you. TYPE 2 FAST TWITCH FIBERS! The more (Type 2 fast twitch fibers) you have the faster you will be. So it doesn’t matter how good your technique is and look, how much you could squat and bench press, leg press etc... WONT MATTER! Bodybuilders, worlds strongest man competitors, NFL defensive and offensive lineman don’t win 100M dash events, and there twice, maybe even three times as strong as a sprinter. Why? Because they don’t have the type 2 fast twitch fibers an elite sprinter does. This is just an example on fiber count. If person (A) is 5’6” 150lbs and bench presses 275lbs and squats 350lbs, which would be awesome, and have let’s say (100 Type 2 fast twitch fibers), and person (B) is 6’2” 190lbs, bench presses 350lbs, and squats 450lbs, has a longer stride and more power than you, but only has (90 Type 2 fast twitch muscle fibers.) You’ll always be faster than your him/her competition because you have 100 FTMF and he has 90 FTMF. The more fast twitch fibers you have than he/she does the further he/she will be behind you and the closer you are to that big payday. 😂 THESE ARE FACTS!!! I’d recommend sprinting all out 100M, 150M, or 200M dashes 100% effort non of that 75%, 80% and 90% nonsense. Who’s running 90% at a track meet in the 100M Dash? Answer, NOBODY, and if they are they won’t finish first, maybe win the prelims. 😂 You have to punish your body. So all of this crap about technique, drills, bounds whatever will not help you get faster. It might make your form look prettier and fancy, and have commentators complimenting and applauding your form, but crossing that finish line first in the final with slower fast twitch muscle fibers than your competition, nope it just won’t happen. Basketball players don’t get better at ball handling by kicking a soccer ball 🤦🏾♂️ , tennis players don’t get better at their serve/swing by throwing a javelin. 🤦🏾♂️ I’m pretty sure someone with common sense is following where I’m going with this. If you want to get fast, go to the track and sprint, sprint and sprint more all out 100%, and if you want to look pretty while crossing the line first, work on your technique, but will you be faster than (person A) whose technique is garbage, but has more fast twitch fibers than (person B)? NO!!! Key factors: Rest a week and 🔁 👈🏾repeat. Diet during the repair and remodel phase, leafy green veggies. 🥬 Gorillas 🦍 get their strength and power from veggies and fruits, not grits, eggs and bacon. 😂 Eat food that grows from the ground people not created in a machine and placed in a box. 😂 Yes I know it’s quicker to cook and cheaper, but not good for you. The darker the veggies kale 🥬, lettuce, cabbage 🥗 the better, no excessive sugar, no snacks, saturated fat, no sports drinks all water, alkaline water is my recommendation. Veggies 🥗 and 🍣 👈🏾salmon along with some chocolate milk and orange juice the day before race day. Chocolate milk has nutrients that are very beneficial for sprinters and orange juice will help decrease lactic acid buildup for the 400M sprinters runners period, also 👉🏾beet juice 👈🏾very important. Now most if not all of you will “NOT” do this because you’re to afraid or it’s too hard, or not as exciting as working on your technique and doing drills, or you’re just all talk no action. You’d rather stick to the easy stuff. Like a pretty technique along with sexy spikes. 🤦🏾♂️ However, to the one or two of you who will. Gold Medals🏅on the way! Oh before I go, powerful glutes, hip flexors, adductors, knee flexors training /exercises and a positive mindset will help you dominate the competition, you know all of the things he didn’t mention. 🤦🏾♂️ Don’t forget to keep your toes pointed up when leaving out of the blocks and relax the shoulders. 😂 😂😂
There is no correlation between length of session and benefit per session. There is also no correlation between DOMS and benefit per session. There is lots of evidence supporting non-maximal effort reps and strength increases. Injury prevention is also a concern, and training at max effort 100% of the time is a great way to get yourself injured. Also, if you're training only once a week that's really inefficient. Why is it that no Olympians train with this style? Because it doesn't work.
@@Blobbyo25 How do you know olympians haven’t trained this way, how many olympians do you know personally told you this? Also how do you know what will work and what won’t work for someone? You seem like the naysayer people stay away from. 🤦🏾♂️ How about this you stick with the bs training method of technique, drills and the weight room, and I’ll stick with the “if you want to get fast and dominate sprint all out method”. Cheetahs 🐆 aren’t the fastest land animals because they jog, 😂 they sprint, all out sprint! Lionesses are faster than the King Lion, although he’s twice as stronger, bigger and more fearless he’s slower. Why? Because the female lions do all of the sprinting for food dude! Com’n wake up man, wake up! Say what you want, but if your competition has more fast twitch fibers than you or anyone following your ridiculous advice they’ll loose every race. When I was a kid I would sprint on grass with no shoes on, and dominate kids a lot older than me with foot races. Although they were stronger, taller and could jump higher I still beat them in a foot race, every time! Why? Answer: MORE FAST TWITCH FIBERS! My method works, it’s a 100% fact! The problem is nobody has put in the effort to actually try this so therefore you don’t believe it’ll work. Everything I stated in my comment is a fact, from the 1 day a week all out sprint session, recovery, to the diet. Anyway continue your way of thinking, but Usain Bolt didn’t have the perfect technique, he had more fast twitch fibers! 🤷🏾♂️ Christian Coleman doesn’t have the perfect technique, not even close, nor does he have the super muscular sprint physique, but he literally dominates every race. Why is that? MORE FAST TWITCH FIBERS! ✌🏾
@@tracksuperstar It is not up to me to provide evidence to back up YOUR claim. If you know there are Olympians who train once per week for 3 hours, then list them! Lionesses do not train like you do, they do sprint all out, but many times a week! And it is also not due to MORE fast twitch muscle fibres, it is due to more SPECIFIC muscle fibres - that is why you could run faster than people who can jump higher than you. Their muscles were more specific for jumping and yours for running. There is only so much hypertrophy the body can achieve from one session. It is the recovery from workouts which causes your muscles to develop, not the workouts themselves. It is therefore logical to maximise the amount of time your body spends repairing muscle fibres (and muscle soreness does not correspond to muscle repair, go and read the literature on that). You're correct that running on grass barefoot is a great idea, and everyone should incorporate barefoot exercise (proven by many studies to have beneficial effects in performance). Weak feet means weak transfer of power to the floor, we're only as strong as our weakest link. But your training plan is still wrong. Also you can't just say that something is 100% fact, you actually have to prove that.
@@teweszilliax Not sadly mistaken. You’re just to lazy to do this, or it’s to direct, and not as cute as doing drills and working on techniques. What I stated was all facts, from the training, the week long rest period, the diet, the muscles that a sprinter needs to help obliterate competition, personal records etc… If you really think that stupid drills and techniques are going to help you run faster and lower your times drastically keep dreaming. 💭 The drills and techniques might help with .005 thousandths of a second, maybe a lousy hundredths of a second, but will you actually be running a faster MPH (miles per hour) than someone who has more fast twitch muscle fibers, and drastically decreasing your times? NO! You have to develop/create fast twitch muscle fibers weekly, and also have more than (Person B) like I stated earlier. These are facts dude. 🤦🏾♂️ Glutes and quads are two of the main key muscles that assist with the fast twitch muscle fibers you’ve created which is why sprinters glutes look like a big bubble. I should be charging you for this information. There’s another secret I know as well and it works, all facts with proof. If you want the secret you have to pay me.💰 Here’s a video for you to watch, seriously doubt you’ll be convinced, but that’s on you. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ICblyjB6ErM.html BTW if you’re always working on techniques and doing drills, and never sprinting which creates speed and shreds fat I might say, how does one get faster? 🤔 Why is it that when a sprinter launches out of the starting blocks, he/she is still accelerating even at 60M, some sprinters are still in the acceleration zone while others are burnt 🥵 out?! Answer: MORE FAST TWITCH MUSCLE FIBERS THAN THEIR COMPETITION, NOT A BETTER TECHNIQUE as most have a good techniques. Some sprinters are already behind the competition with no hope of catching up at 30 meters or so. Why? Not enough FTMF! Looks like I’m right again. 🤷🏾♂️
