SuperSpeed Advanced Protocols L1 - Ground Force

ADVANCED SPEED DEVELOPMENT TRAINING - LEVEL 1 GROUND FORCE MECHANICS

ASSESS FIRST with the TURF TEST: Hit 5-10 balls using a driver and look to see if you tear any turf under your feet. This can indicate how much you’re using the ground. If you don’t see any turf tear, replace one SuperSpeed training session per week with the ASD-1 Change-Up protocol until you pass the test.

BEST PRACTICES
During the level 3 protocol, at week 20, we recommend you start identifying where you might be leaking in speed. We created this so you can work on your individual weaknesses to personalize and optimize your speed training. SuperSpeed’s 3 major components of speed are ground forces, sequencing, and lag. We have created manual tests to measure each component to determine if you need to implement an ASD protocol into your training program once per week.

Test for each component of speed using the manual tests described below.
For each test you fail, implement the ASD protocol one day per week. Continue to perform level 3 protocol for the remaining 2 days per week. Once you pass the test you can stop performing the ASD protocol.

If you fail more than one test, start with ASD-1 protocol and then once you pass that test you can move onto implementing ASD-2 and then ASD-3 protocols.
During the level 3 protocol, at week 20, we recommend you start identifying where you might be leaking in speed. We created this so you can work on your individual weaknesses to personalize and optimize your speed training. SuperSpeed’s 3 major components of speed are ground forces, sequencing, and lag. We have created manual tests to measure each component to determine if you need to implement an ASD protocol into your training program once per week.

Test for each component of speed using the manual tests described below.
For each test you fail, implement the ASD protocol one day per week. Continue to perform level 3 protocol for the remaining 2 days per week. Once you pass the test you can stop performing the ASD protocol.