Ryan Benfield (@ryanbsp) 's Twitter Profile
Ryan Benfield

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Matt Rhea, PhD (@mattrheaphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Similar to strength levels, sprint mechanics need to be good not great and certainly not perfect. Added value with refinements but relatively low compared to other aspects of speed training.

Matt Rhea, PhD (@mattrheaphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My Top 5 Errors in Speed Development: 1- Excessive focus on running mechanics 2- Insufficient use of resistance training 3- Poor resistance exercise selection 4- Imprudent training volume/frequency 5- Training in the presence of fatigue

Matt Rhea, PhD (@mattrheaphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Signs that you’ve stumbled across a speed guru…if seen, turn and sprint in the opposite direction (will be the best speed work you get that day)

Signs that you’ve stumbled across a speed guru…if seen, turn and sprint in the opposite direction (will be the best speed work you get that day)
CoachJay - Elite 400 National Recruiting Expert (@coachjayuconn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Typically 4.5 40 is 10.8 - 11.0 4.4 40 is 10.6 - 10.79 4.3 40 is 10.4 - 10.59 4.2 40 is 10.1 - 10.39 If you run 11.7 on the track and claim 4.5 ITS NOT POSSIBLE GUYS 🤷