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Article & Video Discussion / Re: A LEGACY AMD RE-EMERGENCE OF STRIDE LENGTH IN SPRINTING
« on: June 21, 2009, 04:47:29 pm »Quote
If you ever decide to train more for sprinting instead of vert I think you'll know exactly what I mean. You know your science and terms and all that, but I bet it takes you 6 months just to translate the lingo and figure out what the hell people are talking about. "MY GPP consisists of a warmup of A & B skips, intensive tempo, SE1 work, and power speed drills designed to improve my frontside mechanics and full body weights on a 3-1-3 scheme. haha WTF?"
i dont think i'd dive deep into sprinting terminology etc..
ive got hardly any experience under my belt.. so if i was to train for 100m, my training would consist mostly of just running a ton of them.. on days i felt good i'd run all out 100's (~3 or so), other days i'd run submax (~5-6 or so).. followed by either single leg bounds, primetimes, or double leg bounds.
every third day.. ^
i've done A and B skips etc.. i personally wouldn't have people spend tons of time on them... just use them during a warm up or before sprints just to loosen up.
i've seen a coach have their track team do them for about an hour when i was at a h.s. track testing one of my clients.
peace