
In this episode, Daniel Back gets into the role of variety, play, and subconscious learning in developing speed and athleticism. He discusses resisted sprinting, why he avoids over-coaching acceleration mechanics, lessons from the dunk community, and the value of broad movement experience. Dan also explores extensive tempo, longer sprints, training volume, and why specialization and constant measurement can sometimes limit long-term athletic development. Today’s episode is brought to you by Hammer Strength and the Vert Trainer
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533: Andrew Iselin on Lachlan Kennedy’s 9.85s 100m and Building World-Class Sprint Speed

532: Jamie Smith on Overcoaching and the Art of Movement Exploration

531: Ted Kroeten on Play, Movement Literacy and Peak Athleticism

530: Kristina Centenari on Nervous System Literacy and Athletic Flow
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