#Sprinter Body

EXECUTION > RACING Everyone’s fast… until it’s time to execute. At the top, it’s not talent—it’s translation. Can you bring practice to race day? The 100m sprint rewards composure: patience, precision, confidence. Calm wins. Execution wins.

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I love sprints because they bring me back to my glory days & have SO many physical & mental benefits! . Sprinting uses dozens of muscles at the same time, making it one of the most complete muscle training exercises available. . Sprints are hard! They hurt & burn & there will be moments of doubt when you are in the middle of one. However, the pain & uncertainty in your ability to finish your workout is all in your head. You can't give in. . By pushing through the physical discomfort, you will build confidence in your physical & emotional ability. Many people quit the instant it becomes painful. But, if you force yourself to keep going just 3 more seconds or one more step, you will tap into something so exhilarating & rewarding mentally & physically. . If you want to improve your health & build a lean, toned & functional body - here's 5 reasons why you should do more sprints: . 1️⃣ Sprints help you burn fat 👉They burn lot of calories in a short time & even give a boost to your metabolism - so even when your workout is over, your body keeps on burning calories. . 2️⃣ Sprints build muscle 👉Sprinting is an anaerobic exercise, so it helps build muscles in the same way that weight training does. Studies show that sprinting can enhance protein synthesis pathways. So, with the right nutrition & recovery, sprinting can promote muscle building. . 3️⃣ Sprints increase endurance & work capacity. . 4️⃣ Sprints improve heart health & lung function. . 5️⃣ Sprints save time. You can get a killer workout in less than 10 minutes! . Here is a great sprint workout that you can try on a treadmill or outside: . 🔥 PART 1 x 3 rounds: -40 secs on at 75% effort -20 secs walking recovery Right into… 🔥 PART 2 x 3 rounds: -30 secs on at 85-90% effort -30 secs walking recovery Right into… 🔥PART 3 x 3 rounds: -20 secs on at 100% effort -40 secs walking recovery . Ooof! I’m tired all over again just typing this workout. 😅 Save it for later & tag a homie who would crush it! 👊 . #teamcpt #sprints #sprinter #sprinttraining #personaltrainer #wedothework #duespaid

The difference between an elite sprinter and a beginner comes down to stride length and stride frequency. At maximum velocity, elite male sprinters achieve a stride length of 2.70 meters, while novice sprinters typically reach only 2.56 meters. When it comes to stride frequency, elite sprinters hit around 4.63 steps per second, compared to the 4.43 steps per second seen in beginners. So, if you want to get faster, focus on rate of force development, how much vertical force you can apply into the ground in the shortest amount of time, while also working to improve your stride length. I’ve created a website that offers personalized training programs and an opportunity to work with me 1-on-1 through online coaching. My website is live now! Click the link in my bio to get a personalized training program designed to help you reach elite-level status. Follow for more content. #training #athlete #coach

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My much requested routine before sprint sessions 🏃🏽‍♀️ Stretching I start with stretching to mobilise my body and release any tightness or tension. Jog A light 400m jog to raise my heart rate and get the body warm. Activation exercises Next, I focus on activating key muscle groups — glutes, hamstrings, and hips — to make sure everything’s firing properly before I sprint. Drills I move into dynamic drills, starting with mobility-based movements and progressing into running-specific drills. I usually do 2–3 rounds of each to build rhythm and coordination before hitting higher speeds. Sprints I begin with 2–3 controlled run-throughs in my joggers, gradually increasing intensity. Then it’s time to switch into spikes and move into my main sprint session. Recovery Always finish by cooling down and allowing the body to recover properly — it’s just as important as the warm-up. Wearing @oneractive • True Blue Wrap Leggings • True Blue Easylift Ultra Minimal Bralette • Black Unified Jacket Use code DESI for a discount. #bobsleigh #sprinter #sprintwarmup

In everything you start, run until the wheels fall off.. LOCK IN 🔒🫡. Incorporating sprints into my routine 3x’s a week now, up from 1 in March 🔥. Train w/ Me 👇🏾. Online Training: The link is in my bio, let’s set up a coaching call & see what me & my team can do to get you where you NEED to be. 🔒👈🏾

Here are 5 signs your sprint mechanics are actually working in your favor: 1) Pelvic stability at max velocity - The pelvis stays neutral without anterior tilt or excessive rotation. - Prevents energy leaks, supports hip extension, and keeps stride consistent. 2) Minimal torso oscillation - The trunk stays steady ; no excessive up/down or side/side movement. - Conserves energy and maintains mechanical rhythm. 3) Foot dorsiflexed on approach to ground - Pre-tensioned ankle improves ground contact efficiency. - Faster transition and stiffer landing = better elastic return. 4) Reciprocal arm-leg timing - Opposite arm and leg move in rhythm without lag or overreach. - Ensures upper body contributes to stride frequency, not disrupts it. 5) Foot contacts directly under the hips (COM alignment) - Reduces braking forces - Allows for more efficient force application vertically and horizontally You don’t need to look “textbook” , but these 5 signs show you’re on the right track. Follow for more training tips ‼️ —————— #SpeedTraining #SprintMechanics #AthleteDevelopment #KaizenKinetics #SportsPerformance #TrainToWin #PerformanceTraining #Sprint #Sprinting #MiamiAthletes

Once you begin seeing your sprint journey as a marathon, the quicker you will win. Implementing small changes like these 👆 drills across a LONG period of time is how you win. To achieve what I achieved I had to make huge sacrifices and trust in myself and the people around me to guide me to success. I recently launched a coaching program - where you can be directly coached by me learn how to not only train like an olympian but see results like an olympian. Comment the word ‘COACH’ below and I’ll personally send you the information 🤝🏿 #tysongay #olympian #sprintcoach #track #athlete #sprinter #sprintingdrills #fitness #motivation #coach