Speed & Power

6-Week Speed & Power Plan

Gym and field-based power training for sprinters, jumpers, field athletes, and general explosive performance.

6 weeks 4 days / week Intermediate Digital PDF

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Intermediate lifters and athletes with basic lifting competence plus safe jump, landing, or sprint space.

Schedule
Day 1 acceleration and plyometric power, Day 2 lower strength, Day 3 recovery and trunk, Day 4 upper strength and power transfer.
Equipment
Gym access plus safe jump or field space is best. Gym-only, field, no-Olympic-lift, no-box-jump, and no-depth-jump lanes are included.
Training style
Crisp acceleration, landing, jump, and power work paired with supporting strength, recovery, mobility, and trunk training.
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What you will use.

  • Sprinter, Jumper, and Explosive Athlete lanes that keep one clear focus for the full block.
  • Landing-readiness screen, contact-count guidance, and stop rules before advanced power work.
  • Gym-only, field, no-Olympic-lift, no-box-jump, and no-depth-jump substitutions.
  • Week 1 jump, acceleration, landing, and strength-support baselines with Week 6 retesting.
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Questions before you begin.

Is this only for sprinters and jumpers?

No. Choose the Explosive Athlete lane for balanced field, court, or general power development.

Which athlete type should I choose?

Choose the lane that matches the main sport need and keep it for the full block unless qualified coaching changes the plan.

Do I need Olympic lifts?

No. Power cleans are optional skilled-lift work. Use the no-Olympic-lift options when technique or coaching is limited.

What if I cannot use depth jumps or a box?

Use snap-downs, drop landings, low pogos, broad jumps, countermovement jumps, jump squats, or lateral step and stick as appropriate.

What if I do not have a track?

Use wall drives, A-marches, short starts in a safe space, or the gym-only lane.

Should power work feel like conditioning?

No. Repetitions should remain crisp and repeatable. Stop before speed, height, or mechanics fade.

Are faster sprint times or higher jumps assured?

No. The plan develops supporting qualities, while results still depend on sport skill, training history, recovery, nutrition, and consistency.

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Product details

Gym and field-based power training for sprinters, jumpers, field athletes, and general explosive performance.

Not ideal for

True beginners, rehabilitation, return-to-play clearance, current lower-body symptoms, or any setup without safe landing and movement space.

Session length and shorter routes

Usually 30 to 60 minutes depending on the session and selected athlete lane.

Structure and progression

Week 1: Baseline: Learn the system. The landing screen and baseline tests are built into Week 1 Day 1 and Day 2. Do not pre-test them separately.

Week 2: Foundation: Repeat the work with cleaner execution.

Week 3: Intensify: Progress one variable.

Week 4: Lane Emphasis: Follow the exact route for the chosen athlete lane.

Week 5: Peak Power: Use less volume and more quality.

Week 6: Retest: Compare like for like.

Safety and readiness

Use safe space and follow the written screening consequences. End power work when speed, height, landing control, or coordination fades. This is not rehabilitation or return-to-play clearance, and it does not teach Olympic-lift technique.

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