EXOS Presents: Multidirectional Speed
In this course, Nick will discuss the basis for redefining the term agility and provide an evolved definition and rationale for the term multidirectional speed. He will place specific emphasis on the non-reactive and reactive properties of multidirectional speed. Additional emphasis will be placed on presenting models that describe and categorize all movements and movement sequences contained within multidirectional speed. The multidirectional speed practical will provide focused movement strategies for developing the shuffle. Specific emphasis will be placed on instruction, error identification, error correction, and cueing.
Viewpoints presented in this webinar reflect opinions of the presenter and EXOS and do not reflect positions or policies of ACSM.
Learning Objectives:
• Identify and explain the difference between traditional definitions of agility and multidirectional speed
• Identify and explain the component and sub-component speed qualities that make up multidirectional speed
• Recognize the “coaching pyramid” and identify the most effective cues for improving the shuffle/cut and crossover
• Identify and design effective movements skills programming for multidirectional speed
Notice
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Available Course Credits
ACSM 0.5 CEC
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