How To Get Faster and Quicker in All Your Sports Skills
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AthleticQuickness.com Speed Training Programs Make Your Muscles Faster and Quicker in All Your Sports Skills.Athletes Now Out Run, Out Jump, and Out Hit Their Competition Like Never Before… Results In 14 Days – No Matter What The Age, Sport, or Fitness Level.Most athletes know how to get stronger, but very few know how to get faster – You will soon discover how simple 3 minute exercises can condition your muscles for speed and quickness like never before and how to avoid the mistakes others commonly make when training for speed. You’ll ask yourself, how can muscle speed training be so easy and yet so powerful … and so often ignored by coaches, trainers, and athletes Athletes are often frustrated in their attempts to get faster and they sometimes make the excuse that speed is something we are born with and can’t be changed. But the truth is muscles can be conditioned for blazing speed and quickness as long as you do it properly. And we are not just talking about running speed. Fast muscles give you the unbeatable advantage in running, kicking, jumping, throwing, swinging a bat, tennis racket, or golf club and just about any other sports related skill. There is no substitute for blazing speed to turn your game around, ignite your team, discourage your opponent, or just have a great time. Even your ability to compete in your future athletic activities will be affected by how fast you are. You are about to discover what athletes have been trying to learn their entire careers, how to get their muscles to be faster. Thousands of athletes and recreational players have dramatically improved their athletic performance in their favorite sports as a result of conditioning their muscles specifically for speed and quickness. Players of sports like football, baseball, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, tennis, golf, volleyball, and even martial artists have achieved amazing results in their sports skills – even if they were already excellent performers. The secret to the AthleticQuickness.com programs’ success lies in their training strategy- isometric training with the resistance band. Isometric training using the resistance band is a very effective training method that forces your muscles and nerves to reform the neural networks and motor pathways, and condition fast twitch muscle fibers for the fastest speed possible. That means that your muscles and nerves start working together in a more efficient way, and the fast twitch muscle fibers (which are responsible for muscle contraction speed) are now conditioned for maximum speed and quickness. Because your muscles are composed of different fiber types they are capable of both strength (the ability to move against heavy resistance) and speed (the ability to contract instantly). You therefore cannot condition your muscles for strength with weight training or plyometrics training (a slow twitch response) and expect them to develop blazing speed also (a fast twitch response). If you train with elastic bands and an isometric training strategy, the way we teach it, then you have an unbeatable combination to increase the speed of contraction within your muscles and virtually leave your competition in the dust. This includes performance in skills such as sprinting faster, jumping higher, swinging a baseball bat, golf club, or tennis racket, or kicking a ball farther. Adding blazing speed and quickness to your other sports training, will give you the complete conditioning package that others have been totally missing! Even if you are currently in mid-season you could start seeing results in your performance in days. This is due partly because fast twitch muscle fibers respond to training faster than slow twitch muscle fibers. Many are getting superb results in just a matter of days, not weeks or months! This is unheard of with other types of training programs, but is common with the speed training we will teach you. Why? Because these are pure speed training programs, and not strength and endurance programs trying to do the work of a speed training program! Now we are well aware of the offense that many people initially take to these statements, however, by no means are we trying to offend anyone. We are fully aware that a complete training program requires a variety of drills and workouts, including strength training, coordination, and skill development, as well as isometrics with the resistance band for fast muscle contraction speed. It doesn’t need to be complicated – Just don’t confuse these types of training. Athletes sometimes think they are training for speed when their muscles are actually training for strength, and that is why they are often disappointed in their speed gains. Our enthusiasm comes from the countless testimonials we have received of people achieving stunning improvements in their speed in short amounts of time. They support our belief that you can and will get faster and it is our sincere desire and belief that it will work for you! Currently the following programs are available from AthleticQuickness.com that will develop speed and quickness within specific muscle groups like never before. Each of these programs has a set of exercises that will improve performance in a specific sport’s skill. They can be done in just a few minutes each day, practically anywhere and anytime without any weights or special equipment. Results from these programs can be expected in just 14 days or less. Our guarantee is very simple If this program does not significantly increase your muscle speed and quickness then just return your program anytime within 1 year and we will gladly refund 100% of the cost- including the standard the shipping costs. No questions asked.
Each exercise program comes complete with 2 resistance bands (1 red [light] and 1 heavy [blue]) specially selected for developing muscle speed. |
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{ 19 comments… read them below or add one }
I wish you start training program for marathon runner………
Im 13 and i weight lift. Would this be in the way of the program and mess up my results in a negative way? Im not a body builder of course just bulkin up for football season. I also condition myself by running 100 yarders, and doing ladder agility drills. thnx
When it comes to combining speed training and strength training or other types of training, consider the suggestions in this article:
http://www.athleticquickness.com/page.asp?page_id=91
what is the best course for a multi event track athelete?( sprints,jumps and throwing events)
I would like more assurance than one person saying this works. Any proof?
Chris, Start here:
http://www.athleticquickness.com/page.asp?page_id=66
Wow! I just realized i could have found that info without your help so my bad. But these results are amazing so this program remains in my consideration
This works no lie!!!
Hey this is Sam and i just wanted to ask if this program really work because i have a goal of 4.4 Speed but right now i am at a 4.9 so give me some kind of feed back so that i can know what to do because now as days that is what the game is about just speed
Sam, You can read what others have reported about their success with the program here:
http://www.musclespeed.com/reviews-by-users/
and also here:
http://www.athleticquickness.com/page.asp?page_id=66
Thank you very much for the info. I’ve been told that MA needs speed and power, not strength. Isometrics provide speed and power at the same time. I’m also told to do compounds weight training (exercises that target many muscles i think is what compound means) if i’m going to weight train at all. Expert feedback on this would be very appreciated.
Another Question would be, what weight training exercises i should avoid if any? If my main goal is speed and then stregth (without sacrifizing speed of course) and yet be able to improve speed. Thanks once again.
Successful athletes need a well rounded program that includes speed, strength, coordination, skill development, mental focus, etc. When focusing on speed it is best to avoid training the same muscles for strength with heavy weight training exercises involving repetitions. Get some tips on how to incorporate both into your training routine here: http://www.athleticquickness.com/page.asp?page_id=91
About bands offered with any program. I was wondering since i’m quite confident i can handle the heavy band with ease (on legs). It’s possible to add additional band for more resistant? (two heavy or a heavy and medium or maybe ankle weights)?
Yes – it is a very good idea to add bands together rather than using the extra heavy bands. The heavier bands (black, silver, gold) do not have the elasticity that the lighter bands (red, green, blue) have. The elasticity of the bands is important for getting the best results possible. Do not use ankle weights or any other weights for that matter. The weights do not rely on dynamic elasticity for resistance and will not be as helpful for speed. Read the article on this page for a better understanding: http://www.athleticquickness.com/resistance_band_training.asp
What particular exercises do you recommend for hockey?
Don Ervin
kom_ervin@yahoo.com
Here is what Dr. Van Such had to say in regards to hockey exercises:
Hockey is more than just running on ice. Although, it helps to be a good runner to get the most out of your skating. Skating also involves a lot of upper body movement with the arms to provide moment and counterforce to maintain a straight path. Up until recently, the RUN FASTER program was the best we had to offer for skaters, and it is quite effective. Still, it lacked some of the exercises for the push phase of skating. With the release of the mixed martial arts (MMA) program, this would be the more complete program for all athletes, including hockey players, since it addresses the push phase of skating, includes all of the RUN FASTER Basic exercises, as well as upper body exercises.
So, a hockey program, if one is ever written, would probably be derived from the martial arts program, though I do not think it would be as complete as the martial arts program. Your best bet, and a great one at that, would be to get the MARTIAL ARTS program and do all of the exercises as described.
Questions: I’m a little skeptic of the program. Is it 100% guarantee that if I am not satisfied, I get a full refund of my money no questions asked?
Just like it says on the order page and elsewhere: 100% money back guarantee on each order – No questions asked. Even includes the refund of standard shipping costs.
Use the program for up to a year and still return it if you are not satisfied. We have pretty much taken away all of the risk.