How To Run Faster Using The "Invisible" Technique

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @TheSprintProject_
    @TheSprintProject_  Год назад +55

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    • @jaden4532
      @jaden4532 Год назад

      Is this the best technique

    • @ijeomachiemeke7556
      @ijeomachiemeke7556 Год назад

      Pls can make a video on how kids can run faster or any exercises you recommend

    • @Ra4758
      @Ra4758 Год назад

      You're a scammer. Do you have no shame?

    • @FilostoneSpamnesian
      @FilostoneSpamnesian Год назад

      Hey man I need some help, Is there a way you can make a video about the 101 of sprinting? like what proper form to sprint there is like hand position, Thighs etc?

    • @brianlamptey4823
      @brianlamptey4823 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/8uBfXvK93MA/видео.html
      I was wondering if this technique also applied for long distance running and here's the proof it does lol.

  • @codepringles9853
    @codepringles9853 Год назад +238

    thank you so much. freshman in highschool here running an 11.5, really want to improve to sub 11 by end of season. First year of track and your vids have helped so much

    • @TheSprintProject_
      @TheSprintProject_  Год назад +35

      Congrats on getting started man, wishing you lots of progress this year!

    • @DW-Yaah700
      @DW-Yaah700 Год назад +13

      Hey, my 1st yr🏃‍♂️ track was as a senior in HS & I was fortunate to compete at the State level & make it to the Junior Olympics. Give 110% every cycle every practice every day. Race past the finish-line.

    • @duaine4319
      @duaine4319 Год назад +19

      you got this, it’s very possible went from 11.5 to 10.9 in a year, don’t give up!

    • @jo_raid4436
      @jo_raid4436 Год назад +33

      Bro I ran 10.13 today so nothing is impossible ! (my first 100m was 14.2)

    • @dashwolcott9453
      @dashwolcott9453 Год назад +9

      @@jo_raid4436how long did it take for you to improve that much

  • @ThePassionofSprinting
    @ThePassionofSprinting Год назад +45

    Outstanding video , so much useful information
    I am very honored to be part of it ☺️☺️☺️

  • @TheChinaPlay
    @TheChinaPlay Год назад +96

    You just hit a new PB with this video. Thanks! What a master class. I learned a lot.

    • @TheSprintProject_
      @TheSprintProject_  Год назад +11

      Considering you've been subbed for 1 year that means a lot thanks!

    • @JohnDoe-ty6sv
      @JohnDoe-ty6sv Год назад +1

      @@TheSprintProject_ what is your personal best for the 100m?

  • @hakeaooda1549
    @hakeaooda1549 Год назад +3

    Coach James... thank you, just a baseball player understanding how to run.. really nice information and understanding.

  • @ShurlandSDK
    @ShurlandSDK Год назад +11

    Watching from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 your videos are very informative i just recently crossed my sub 11 barrier so i am working on keep it consistent

  • @shellyparker1995
    @shellyparker1995 Год назад +10

    Great video ! I ran the fastest time in the world in 2012 when wyndell coached me and I was also apart of a world record age group relay team.

  • @andrewodonnell1809
    @andrewodonnell1809 Год назад +27

    Wyndell coached me mostly online last year which led me to take 4th in the 400 at new balance nationals. Amazing coach. This video is well worth your time.
    -Andrew O'Donnell

    • @wyndell300
      @wyndell300 Год назад +1

      Hey Andrew 😆 it was awesome coaching you and a privilege and good luck with your college season 2023!!

  • @catedoge3206
    @catedoge3206 Год назад +15

    im not world class runner, not at all, but at one point during an 11 night run alone in a track with just my phone light, i went beyond my body (out of body experience) in the flow (super potent) and i felt invisible and invincible like i could run as fast as i can with no effort. i eventually stopped cus it was terrifying to see the limitless potential we have after 200 meters of sprint at the end of my long run. amazing!

    • @RaRa-pe9dt
      @RaRa-pe9dt 8 месяцев назад

      Jesus loves you

  • @krazybjconzales615
    @krazybjconzales615 Год назад +10

    Thank you sprint project I'm 15years old I've managed to run 10.76 in my training i currently hold the 100m record in provincial i would like to hit 10.30 by the end of june for our nationalmeet or palarong pambansa in the Philippines. on november 14th of 2022 in our school meet I've run 11.91 due to horrible posture and incorrect techniques thanks to sprint project I improve by a lot, this man is a legend

    • @kinglance2491
      @kinglance2491 Год назад

      I'm from Philippines too and my teammates are aiming for palaeong pambansa rn we are in lungsod

  • @daniellewis2351
    @daniellewis2351 Год назад +17

    Soo helpful thanks

  • @Satoshi-Sin_Shinichi
    @Satoshi-Sin_Shinichi Год назад +20

    Another Awesome Video. Very Useful and Fun to watch. Keep it up, Dude 👍🔥😎

  • @konstaConstant
    @konstaConstant Год назад +11

    I'm just a bro who has back issues, brain issues, recovery issues, unathletic body, but this is cool asf. At the moment I love learning about disc golf form, and have reached about 130m = 400~ft. After my broken toe heals I could go on track and see how fast I run, and I'm guessing it'd be about 16 seconds for 100m. Maybe in the upcoming summer I could take sprinting as a hobby and get me to something like 14 seconds. That would be hype. Gonna be watching technique videos a bunch

    • @Messup7654
      @Messup7654 Год назад +1

      I have scoliosis and I had sciatica a herniated disc and a disc bulge all at once just a few months ago that was right before I started playing contact football so I researched and strengthen my back and core with bridges bird dogs side planks Superman’s pull ups and farmer carry’s and suitcase carry’s it totally cured all of those maybe execpt scoliosis because that’s bones but now I run a 11.3 and am going to get to a 10.9 by January

  • @cedrickpowelljr.2340
    @cedrickpowelljr.2340 Год назад +2

    Cheat code literally. found this out a couple of months ago. Gonna dominate track szn!

  • @dricadiazsga-6905
    @dricadiazsga-6905 2 месяца назад

    Thank you soo much for your videos ❤️ all the work from all the folks making it happen 🤗

  • @kamie1487
    @kamie1487 Год назад +4

    I love the videos, and I see that you research a lot.

  • @breekwhal
    @breekwhal Год назад +4

    Amazing content especially the live analysis

  • @Atticuszhou
    @Atticuszhou Год назад +3

    thank you for your video,it‘s great and i did learn a lot from it😁

  • @susieunderwood4645
    @susieunderwood4645 Год назад +1

    Excellent content - so glad to have found your channel!

  • @howreal2364
    @howreal2364 Год назад +3

    Great Video. I Learned A Lot From That Video.

  • @matthewrooke963
    @matthewrooke963 Год назад +3

    thank you so much this is very helpful

  • @ShadlesTable
    @ShadlesTable Год назад +2

    Incredible video. Well done. I need one of you guys. Have you reached out to raes take? I wonder what he would see.

  • @黄名子
    @黄名子 Год назад +284

    I am Japanese. I want to understand this video but I am not good at English so I can't understand it. I can't rely on translations either. So I would like you to summarize and comment. I will try to understand it by translating it.

    • @黄名子
      @黄名子 Год назад +150

      @@Morrigankou
      I express my sincere appreciation.
      Thank you.
      From deepl

    • @Mikey-pw7og
      @Mikey-pw7og Год назад +82

      @@Morrigankou just know ur a great person btw

    • @tommacquillan7372
      @tommacquillan7372 Год назад +46

      @@Morrigankouround of applause for you my friend, God bless you

    • @Ben-lg7iu
      @Ben-lg7iu Год назад +3

      👏

    • @ojs5-c6o
      @ojs5-c6o Год назад +7

      @@Morrigankou 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @TerrifyingSaviourGOO
    @TerrifyingSaviourGOO Год назад +4

    quality content

  • @ramlangoddos4425
    @ramlangoddos4425 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the informative video.

  • @williewaset
    @williewaset Год назад +1

    Another great video! Do you have anybody in Northern Cali?

  • @TipTop027
    @TipTop027 Год назад +7

    Nice👌

  • @ThunderJuice
    @ThunderJuice 3 месяца назад +2

    Asafa was the first to emphasize front side mechanics right? That's why sub-10 came so easy to him.

  • @mateodee7239
    @mateodee7239 Год назад +3

    Quick Question, do you suggest running in spikes? Or without? In what circumstances do you use spikes? I'd appreciate your response. Thank you !

    • @bonkers4488
      @bonkers4488 Год назад +1

      spikes are used when youre doing an intense sprint workout on the track, you wont get your full speed in regular running shoes. spikes can cause shin splints easily so i suggest to plan your recovery from any intense track workout.

    • @bonkers4488
      @bonkers4488 Год назад +2

      regular training in trainer shoes

  • @mridul2069
    @mridul2069 Год назад +1

    Amazing video so educative...

  • @mytraining1223
    @mytraining1223 Год назад

    Amazing video man, I really appreciate the depth of work you're putting into this subject. Where do you get footage to analyze the best sprinters?

  • @derandereandre3453
    @derandereandre3453 Год назад +2

    Can you show us your transformation since you sprint? And tell us what you did?

  • @SellaGannot
    @SellaGannot Год назад

    Amazing video thanks for sharing

  • @aberdeenkiko
    @aberdeenkiko Год назад +1

    For any short legged track & field athlete... Mista B. Johnson, running form way, is a good starting template, when just referring to the sprinta type ones. Meanwhile, for any long-legged track & field athletes... Mista J. Gatlin; is also a good starting template, just referring to the sprinta type ones, as well. Yet, if one has an even torso and legs length; then Mista D. Bailey; is the best template; for having a great running form way; while referring to the sprinta type ones.

  • @coachojoi8
    @coachojoi8 Год назад +2

    This was Dope

  • @oscarward2685
    @oscarward2685 Год назад +2

    Thanks!

  • @lucashayzlett5236
    @lucashayzlett5236 Год назад +3

    Thank you. Helped so much!

  • @js5791
    @js5791 Год назад +2

    Great video

  • @JessiIsHere
    @JessiIsHere Год назад +1

    Hi I’m a female that is absolutely terrible at running. I’m planning to improving and I quickly stumbled on this channel. Hope I can see myself improve!

    • @Nourr1992
      @Nourr1992 Год назад

      you are not alone sister i am athletic but i finish 100 meter in 17 sec Lol ...i just started sprinting week ago ..

  • @cyberdimi1100
    @cyberdimi1100 Год назад +1

    bro ive been watching you from 2k subs this is crazy well done man

  • @mariuswalther1720
    @mariuswalther1720 8 месяцев назад

    Hello, I have a question as an inexperienced individual to a professional. Starting this year, I plan to study sports education and I still need a pair of shoes: 1. for the sports aptitude test (100m sprint and 3000m run) and 2. afterwards for the track and field semester. I'm still undecided whether to buy spikes (I'm leaning towards the "Puma Evospeed Distance Nitro Elite+ 2" or the "Puma evoSPEED Star 8") or to stick with regular running shoes and use my indoor shoes for the sprint. I would greatly appreciate a response.

  • @EbnerMaluleque-q6t
    @EbnerMaluleque-q6t 7 месяцев назад +1

    God Is soo good guys he bring extremely good things In our hearts the only thing that we have to do Is accept him Into our hearts 💕 💞 ♥️ 💜 💙 🧡 💕 💞 ♥️ 💜 ❤❤

  • @830118
    @830118 Год назад

    Great video. Very informative.

  • @christiantagliaferro4123
    @christiantagliaferro4123 Год назад +2

    Jacobs was a long jumper until 2019. His coach was a triple jumper. Look how his feet bounce

  • @altoncurtis8090
    @altoncurtis8090 Год назад +1

    I find this content to be very informational

  • @ijeomachiemeke7556
    @ijeomachiemeke7556 Год назад

    Pls can you a video for on how they can run faster or any exercises

  • @noname-xr1fv
    @noname-xr1fv Год назад +4

    Can you make a video on the best way to run the 400m

    • @deuce178
      @deuce178 Год назад

      It’s all about your 150m splits, then that final 100 is your arms carrying you past the finish line

  • @seifullaah73
    @seifullaah73 Год назад

    Hi, can you make a video on sprint starts, as there is a misunderstood concept of driving the knees forward, but that is not true as that leads to knee extension and over striding, but rather you should be popping your thighs forward and then push the feet back. or something like that. thats my weakness, I sprint and drive but can't push my feet back but rather down. then that turns to overstriding in the following several steps.

  • @shahid8545
    @shahid8545 Год назад +2

    This is some really really good information thank you.

  • @Myself-improvement
    @Myself-improvement Год назад +3

    I've started athletism last year my pb is 11.8 but I want to enter the 10
    Is it good to take creatine or protein?

    • @zber9043
      @zber9043 Год назад

      yes. creatine and high quality whey protein will benefit you 1-2%.

    • @deuce178
      @deuce178 Год назад +2

      11.8 100m?? Plyos+arm turnovers fast & smooth, sprint 60m & 30m, rest. All at max effort & max rest=2mins/20m sprint. Long term as if you planted a tree it takes time.

    • @Myself-improvement
      @Myself-improvement Год назад

      @@deuce178 thanks man my coach have already give me the program
      In 30m dash I was 4.0 and now I'm 3.7
      My only great desire this year is to enter the 10s

    • @kaleta349
      @kaleta349 Год назад

      @@deuce178 are you able to tell me what are arm turnovers?

  • @speeddoctor
    @speeddoctor Год назад +1

    DOPEEEE

  • @bhartveersingh1865
    @bhartveersingh1865 Год назад

    I'm late watching this video good job man love u from India Punjab Amritsar

  • @RossKempOnYourMum01
    @RossKempOnYourMum01 8 месяцев назад

    06:45 this us very very interesting, so he's talking about keeping the time to complete the set as the constant and increasing the weight

  • @Jackjack1978.
    @Jackjack1978. Год назад

    Hi, love your channel!!!
    So I'm just getting into running(extremely fit and capable) and watched about 50 hours of different videos on high performance shoes:)
    I'm not really exaggerating...😬
    Here's my list
    I'm wanting a shoe that does everything REALLY WELL if possible.
    Also I have taken up sprinting for about 50 yards so I'm also wanting a non spiked shoe to do 50 yard HIT training..
    Any and all suggestions welcome.
    One shoe to rule them all would be great, But if I really am needing two shoes to do both short distance running and sprinting that is fine. Doesn't matter about the budget. I just want what makes the best sense, But it would be nice if one shoe like the SUPERBLAST might do both really well..
    Thoughts ???
    -ASICS NIMBUS 25
    -ASICS SUPER BLAST
    -Puma DEVIATE NITRO elite 2
    -HOKA MACH 5😊
    -Nike Pegasus turbo SE
    -NIKE PEGASUS 39

  • @neeckks
    @neeckks Год назад

    Do you guys do Olympic training?

  • @stephanemetairie
    @stephanemetairie Месяц назад

    it's for sprint, but does it work for distance runners?

  • @tommybarksdale5783
    @tommybarksdale5783 9 месяцев назад

    Which D1 schools did he coach at? You said he led several D1 athletes. Did he coach them while in season or did he help to prepare them (maybe in off season)? Those are 2 totally different things.

    • @TheSprintProject_
      @TheSprintProject_  9 месяцев назад

      You can contact me on Instagram with who you are and what you're looking for @sprintclub.co

  • @beinfavor111
    @beinfavor111 Год назад

    What World Records did you say Wyndell Dickinson holds specifically as a masters athlete? I could not find any at all in my search.

  • @Iamjuanrafael
    @Iamjuanrafael Месяц назад

    What’s the name of the guy at 6:50? Thank you

  • @particles6123
    @particles6123 Год назад +3

    Can you tell me why my legs crossover when running?

    • @wyndell300
      @wyndell300 Год назад +2

      Generally the reason your legs will cross would be because of a week core in the rotational plane.

    • @TheSprintProject_
      @TheSprintProject_  Год назад +1

      Like Wyndell said, weak core and also possibly a lack of coordination.

    • @particles6123
      @particles6123 Год назад

      @@TheSprintProject_ what drills/exercises should I do to fix this?

  • @krishnatripathi146
    @krishnatripathi146 Год назад

    I have much of a gym strength, having a full squats of 150 kg,clean of 95 kg, how to convert it nto speed

  • @mahir_youtube
    @mahir_youtube Год назад

    Tommorow I have a sprinting tournament I am training alone sprinting running eating some good food massaging myself having cold showers.I am 13 years old and my record for 100m is 12.87 is that good or not?

  • @AbhishekThakur-xj7sp
    @AbhishekThakur-xj7sp Год назад +1

    I will join... But can you provide us 100m off season & on season workout

  • @Jondoe18702
    @Jondoe18702 9 месяцев назад

    Hi do you know
    Any good sprint coaches in Hong Kong?

  • @rexupload4821
    @rexupload4821 6 месяцев назад

    Watching this video I’m confused about one thing James said. It seemed like he said you shouldn’t run on the toes. So should I hit the ground with the heel? What did he mean?

    • @蔡偉業
      @蔡偉業 5 месяцев назад

      He probably means by don't hit the toes of the foot because of injury chances but the ball of your foot

  • @brucedansby1782
    @brucedansby1782 Год назад

    Great video. I'd love to connect regarding my daughter who is a college D1 athlete.

    • @TheSprintProject_
      @TheSprintProject_  Год назад

      Thank you Bruce, you can send me an email at cesar@thesprintproject.co or a message on instagram: instagram.com/sprintprojectofficial/

  • @cfofana4502
    @cfofana4502 Год назад +2

    not bad, dudes!

  • @matthewkaram9615
    @matthewkaram9615 Год назад +2

    💫

  • @jimmypopblaze
    @jimmypopblaze 8 месяцев назад

    Mans is straight up floating

  • @KingZayin
    @KingZayin Год назад +4

    i tore my hamstring using this technique lol

    • @davidh5429
      @davidh5429 Год назад +3

      Good luck recovering. I tried this and got 5 days of pain when internally rotating the lower leg.

  • @memeskidukan20
    @memeskidukan20 Год назад

    Can we use this technique in long running like 5k 8k.

  • @genajohns3011
    @genajohns3011 Год назад

    Best work the good you get stronger 💪💪💪 by exercise by running 🎽🎽🎽

  • @kirbymegorden8820
    @kirbymegorden8820 Год назад +3

    2:20 negative loop, oval shape

  • @benbojar4283
    @benbojar4283 Год назад

    Did he set a time when he did that or something

  • @ballisticshotxx3858
    @ballisticshotxx3858 Год назад +1

    I have ran a weird way my whole life I can't run like the 4 shaped legs I can't do it while going fast

  • @lucien4381
    @lucien4381 Год назад +3

    Can u help me with shin splints

    • @andrewodonnell1809
      @andrewodonnell1809 Год назад +1

      Tib raises

    • @lucien4381
      @lucien4381 Год назад +1

      @@andrewodonnell1809 I tried but it does not heal posterior shin splints

    • @wyndell300
      @wyndell300 Год назад +2

      Generally speaking whichever exercise you do it's not really going to help unless you take a break from the pounding and running first and then, you can begin to strengthen the tibial

    • @lucien4381
      @lucien4381 Год назад +1

      @@wyndell300 yes sir I am taking rest but while doing exercises in my shin I don't fell much burning sensation

    • @wyndell300
      @wyndell300 Год назад +3

      Depending on how bad of a shin splint it is, if it were me I might take as much as 5 to 10 days of no stress on the shins at all before starting a strength training program. If you're not taking a good multivitamin multi-mineral recovery may take much longer.

  • @SA1upsb
    @SA1upsb Год назад +1

    Coach James the only one I trust

  • @Rnx-lt9hw
    @Rnx-lt9hw Год назад

    Does this work for jogging ?

  • @bilalfurqan5154
    @bilalfurqan5154 Год назад +1

    Bro saw that he was .05 sec off. Definitely professionals...

  • @catherinerealingo2261
    @catherinerealingo2261 Год назад

    Can this be applied to a 9-10 years old I'm beginner coach in athletics in elementary

  • @haochen5467
    @haochen5467 Год назад

    Does this help with long distance runner

    • @CalibCutz
      @CalibCutz Год назад

      I've used this technique in long distance and I was faster and it made me use less energy so probably yes

  • @antoinepinnock1777
    @antoinepinnock1777 Год назад +12

    The key is not stronger hamstring... its stronger abs ... that's the answer as to how to master the technique

  • @aidensmith3748
    @aidensmith3748 Год назад +1

    Does this apply to distance running?

    • @ogone1465
      @ogone1465 Год назад

      I don't think so

    • @francoisiswatching
      @francoisiswatching Год назад

      Distance running has more back side mechanics, so "an oval shape more behind the body" to use the same terms as in the video (2:30), and a longer and more relaxed ground contact. You can see the 4 shape, but long after ground contact.
      But in the discussions with the other coaches, they mention overstriding/overstepping and the trade-off between stride length and frequency… These are general mechanic concepts: they do apply in distance running.
      Watch the " Running Analysis: Running the FASTEST Marathon Ever (Eliud Kipchoge) " video.

  • @ved...2.064
    @ved...2.064 21 день назад +1

    Mujhe bhi is video ko hindi me dekhna hai

  • @sumsuddoharumi471
    @sumsuddoharumi471 Год назад +2

    Make a video how to run fast in football

    • @TheSprintProject_
      @TheSprintProject_  Год назад +1

      Once you're upright these same principles apply, this facility produces the fastest guys in the NFL: twitter.com/i/status/1593641694305652737

    • @deuce178
      @deuce178 Год назад +1

      Speed is speed. Fast is fast. I’m tired of people saying he got track speed but not football speed. Take all sports and every last one of them have acceleration & deceleration which have the same meaning in whatever sport.

  • @Joeyy31
    @Joeyy31 Год назад

    Ok good statement now how can i run at 40 mph (65 kph)?

  • @Onlycomix
    @Onlycomix Год назад +1

    Is Somebody else here, who purchased his sprint cheat code course please reply

  • @shaunmcneil3295
    @shaunmcneil3295 Год назад +1

    🇯🇲🇯🇲

  • @kimvkook-mk6rs
    @kimvkook-mk6rs Год назад

    Hello my speed is 30km in 60m in 70m my speed is 31km in 80m my speed is 32km how i can't understand why my speed is increase when distance is increase

  • @terrytari1891
    @terrytari1891 Год назад

    Sprint I will be happy to run as fast as Darrell Green (the fastest player in the NFL)!

  • @genestevenson-l7v
    @genestevenson-l7v 2 месяца назад

    Analyze Marita Koch's technique and then tell me about front side mechanics. She had almost none.

  • @sonitclef8675
    @sonitclef8675 Год назад +1

    What about long distance?

    • @wyndell300
      @wyndell300 Год назад

      Long distance???... The name of this channel is The Sprint Project! ((SPRINT))😅

  • @TheFitnessCollective
    @TheFitnessCollective 5 месяцев назад

    Velocity based training athletes, fast squats at medium weights.

  • @mortazaroshan5676
    @mortazaroshan5676 Год назад

    bro was that black dude mario balotelli on 0:43

  • @DavidDGauze
    @DavidDGauze Год назад

    Actually in that race Nesta carter run better than bolt

  • @faizanelahi9848
    @faizanelahi9848 Год назад

    INSHA'ALLAH. Bro my aim is to run under 9 second of 100 meter and under 19 sec of 200 meter and under 43 of 400 meter👏👏🙏 what's your advice to me . Wait for your reply 😊😊😊🙏

  • @q8madrid98
    @q8madrid98 Год назад +1

    Man how can I connect with u, i want to ask u about 400 meter, if u can help me with that distance, i wild like to have ur email

    • @TheSprintProject_
      @TheSprintProject_  Год назад

      www.thesprintproject.co/sprintclub-access

    • @q8madrid98
      @q8madrid98 Год назад

      @@TheSprintProject_
      Before i Subscribe with i want to know something.
      I was a former 400-meter runner, suffered a back injury and stopped exercising, and now I am running again at the age of 37. Is it possible to achieve 400 meters in 49 seconds?

  • @namikazyzzv2323
    @namikazyzzv2323 Год назад

    The spider a better technique

  • @griffin3508
    @griffin3508 8 месяцев назад

    Thought you said invisible coz when he is running he doesn't seem fast yet he won the 100m.

  • @fabiodellino5680
    @fabiodellino5680 4 месяца назад +1

    The complete fail of knowledge about sprint has generated what could be called a struggling history of useless attempts to explain and compell that any training can increase the speed. A parte the dichotomy between length and frequency which was almost clear about 40 years ago at least. Squat has no emulation with sprint and was adopted on the base that it is supposed to train the explosivity. unfortunately is not so full true is useful..I mean it can help to increase explosively but it depends and however very relative since the explosivity may interest the initial fase...after 30 meters is another matter..first the overload n the squat is suffered by the back and knee and this limit the training,..second, squat is bipodalic while the running is monopodalic and this means that do not train to transfer the increased weight force..the training on the sand is one of those attempt to develop the force who i was talking about before..another one is run with naked foot ...a part the risk to damage feet but there is no overload other than the own body