Wednesday, March 17, 2021

NCAA Baseball on US Sports Net Presented by CoachTube Featuring: Belmont vs #2 Vanderbilt Highlights

 

Description

This is a collection of speed and agility games/drills designed exclusively for youth athletes to increase speed and quickness while developing long-term athleticism.

The best part is that developing athletes will be motivated and work hard because they’re having fun doing it!

Imagine being able to get kids excited to workout and practice leading to developing more speed and quickness.

Imagine how many more wins, success and fun they’ll have!

Our F.A.S.T. Speed and Agility System is designed to do just that…

It’s a fundamental speed and agility program for youth athletes that has been proven to be effective.  

This speed and agility system works for all ages.  These are tried and true speed and agility drills and games that work for any athlete...

But they are best for athletes in elementary school, middle school or high school.

You won’t need to have a huge facility or a ton of equipment either.  Most of these speed and agility games and drills can be done with minimal or no equipment in a gym, on a field or a backyard.

The key to getting results when training youth athletes is getting them to enjoy the process and stick with it!

When they are motivated and happy about something they will work hard to achieve goals and develop an internal drive!  

This program includes drills and games that provide fun challenges to keep young athletes motivated and making progress.

You can go scour the internet in hopes of stumbling across a system or series of drills, exercises and games that will work for developing athletes.  It will take time! Book this course......

The Coach

PlaySportsTV presents Daryl Weber.  Coach Weber is a former NCAA Division 1 Wrestling Champion.  He coached 13 straight High School State Champion Wrestling Teams.  He used drills like this to get kids hooked on sports and rapidly develop them in his championship program.

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