Thankyou for such an informing video

@ATHLETE.X

6 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!!

A quick comment on excessive knee flexion during the stance phase: Typically, excessive movement occurs at a joint because some *other* joint is too weak, rather than the joint that is excessively moving. For example, if someone rounds their back when squatting, it is not because their back is weak, but because it is strong (relative to their legs). I.e., the body allows the back to round because the back is strong enough to handle it, and rounding the back can allow the legs to get through the sticking point with slightly less force. Something similar is likely going to happen with knee flexion during the stance phase - If the body is flexing the knee “too much”, it is likely that this is happening because some other part of the body (namely, the foot/ankle/achilles/calf) is not strong enough to absorb those same ground contact forces. So if you see this, the first thing I would look at is ankle & foot strength, rather than knee/quad strength.

Glad you broke down a lot of things wrong with social media and training. Too many coaches trying to deliver sprint coaching with breakdowns on a molecular level. Always good to see your videos and their lack of bs

@ATHLETE.X

6 жыл бұрын

Thats the goal, no bs training info! Thanks for checking out the video.

Thank you for all your videos

Great video. I've been trying to figure out what my ideal stride length should be at max-speed phase but I think this suggest it'll occur naturally

This is the most comprehensive and informative video on sprinting mechanics that's actually practical. Great Job!

Thank you man 💙🙌🏽

Watche the whole thing. I felt glad i did when you mentioned the difference between being a true effective coach, that talks only when he has matured his thoughts, and the lame coach, that goes on and on talking about stuff without direction or true sense (Which you can recognize in many professions). I hope you could guide us towards classical work regarding sprinting top speed increase. By that i mean specific excercises and that. Good luck! Very good work!

Another great video…! Really like the thought to scissor the legs. I have always/often had the thought to push as hard as I can and then move from leg to leg. Great visual thought to scissor with one leg forward while one is going back. Thank you!

Great video!

Great video

Needed this, I’m the butt kicking over pushing type of person and I knew that was a big flaw to my running. On my channel you can see this immensely in the last 100 the 400

Good video man, thanks. I was wondering, from what you said about keeping the shin on ground contact perpendicular to the ground, and in midstance having a slight knee bend as well, is there ever a time when the leg/knee needs to be in full extension? I was watching another analysis video by Steve Magness and he alluded to the fact that you may not need to have triple extension in the cycle but he didn't expand on it. I believe he said that it is "sort of a myth". Do you have any thoughts on that, and if there is/isn't extension how does the vertical force get produced, and where would it be in the technical model? Thanks in advance, appreciate the content!

Love the video and understand how it applies for sprinting. For middle distance, 800m-5k, do the same principles apply when talking about over pushing and heel to butt kicking? I am assuming so, but didn't know it would effect running efficiency. How would you adjust the technique for middle distance? Topic may deserve it's own video.

Around 17:00 you talk about contact time and flight time, you said if the athlete spend too much time in the air then hes pushing vertically, but its not that the point? Like hitting the ground harder and pushing vertically when you sprinting at top speed?

Thank you for this well detailed video! I've tried to access the link of the article in the bio, however it is not available unfortunately. (previous website. And you havent uploaded it on the new one) Is there a possibility to find it somwhere else please?

Incredible thx!

@ATHLETE.X

3 жыл бұрын

No problem!

That actually shocked me I thought heel to butt is right. Watched 1000 other vids but I choose to believe you.

Thanks for the video, Cody. Good to see you back man! Can you tell me, what was it like coaching Josh "The Boss" Ross?

@ATHLETE.X

6 жыл бұрын

I've never coached him, he was coached by Piero Sachetta I think!

@gothops2632

6 жыл бұрын

Ok no worries mate. Thanks for the info!

Thanks for the video. Do you have an email, so I can send you some questions?

So a punching cue would be good for someone who is a over-pusher?

fuck….impressive knowledge and really wise advices

What's your timing sir in 100 and 200 metres

He explains it well but how to apply the force correctly

My coach only does speed endurance. I feel I'm not getting faster

@damiandid

4 жыл бұрын

help how'd it go

@jefui1

4 жыл бұрын

Damian Miranda terrible, lmao

@damiandid

4 жыл бұрын

@@jefui1 you got any tips ??

@idihcerebe

Жыл бұрын

Train maximal-force, tendon-strength, and ankle stiffness, Champ.

you know well about sprinting but buttkicking not bad at 23.01 thats bad

omg no wonder i have shin splints😭😭😭

@517BA

Жыл бұрын

Me too when I ran track…always😢 great to have someone explain the science as to how it happens/ed

I wanted to learn from your video, but 9 commercial interruptions is just too much to endure!