I was reading the No Bull Speed Manual and it is really helpful in understanding and one of the tests was to draw a line and standing with 2 feet jump back and forth over the line, you should be able to get 60 jumps; counting one jump forward as 1 and 1 jump back as 2 and so on, and with one leg should get 30-40.
with 2 leg i got 46 and for the 1 leg i got about 50.
so i think i am heavy footed, so kelly B recommended me doing some SAQ drills.
speed,agility and quickness drills.
so before i can progress i need to become light footed.
so if someone could help me set up a routine would be great.
1b. You lack coordination or you're just heavy footed? This probably means
you just never learned to move efficiently as a youngster and you need to spend
time doing that. This means you should probably spend quite a bit of time
developing the capacity to move lighter on your feet. Break out the jump rope,
agility ladder, SAQ (speed, agility and quickness) type drills, and other basic
lower intensity plyometric and agility type drills.
so i was thinking
any 3 days of the week with atleast 1 day rest inbetween
ankle rotations
hip flexor stretch
ipsoas stretch
glute bridge
Dynamic warm up
not sure for the drills to do for speed, agilty and quickness not together but one for each one for all doesn't matter
thanks