
theSprintCLUB
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theSprintCLUB
@theSprintClub
For the Art, Science and Love of Speed



Sprinting is largely neuromuscular! Program and prime your nervous system for speed. Myelin matters more than muscle. #NeurologyOfSpeed #SprintScience


Sleep = speed gains! Quality sleep is essential for muscle repair and growth, fueling your next sprint session. #SpeedTraining #RecoveryScience Research Insight: Studies show that sleep enhances muscle recovery, hormone balance, and performance, all of which are crucial for sprinting progress .


Curvilinear springing is a great way to work the foot and ankle complex (and total body stiffness) in a dynamic manner that leads to better quality movements and an overall healthier more resilient athlete

BOUNCE off your foot like you're on a trampoline! The secret to sprint speed? A stiff foot and ankle collision with the ground BOUNCE

In the Book ‘The BioMechanics of #Sprinting’ by @dr_jump_uk one of the more enlightening discoveries is the increasing knee stiffness as #MaxV increases. This is critical because as ground reaction forces increase, stiffness MUST increase to prevent energy leak and keep GCT down

