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Johns Hopkins Medicine recently reported that "Trendy exercises come and go, just like trendy clothing and foods. Whether you should join in depends on your interest, motivation and fitness level. “Different things work well for different people,” says Johns Hopkins cardiologist Seth Martin, M.D.
“What’s great is that there are so many options today that make working out more of a fun or social activity than a daily chore.” (source)
“There’s no one way to work out,” Martin says. For heart health, what matters is that you meet, and ideally exceed, the CDC guidelines to exercise for at least 30 minutes a day, five days a week, he says.
Orthopedic ONE'S Sport physicians also reported multiple benefits of using our Agility ladder set. (source)
Aside from that, they're the ideal type of cross-training for almost any other workout you're currently doing. Why? They improve three important fitness factors: speed, agility, and quickness, as well as ligament, joint and tendon strength.
What we have found is that if you’re looking to grow your speed and power, this is the right choice.
The greatest exercises you can do in the gym are those that directly carry over to your sport.
Agility drills will help you work on your agility, balance, speed and quickness by training the most useful movement patterns of most sports including lateral speed, quick feet, explosiveness, off the mark speed, balance, and coordination.
SARQ stands for speed, agility, reactivity, and quickness. SARQ workouts were originally performed by the military and pro athletes. But in recent years, SARQ workouts have become very popular in gyms across the country. The classes draw a range of participants at different fitness levels. The benefits of SARQ training are far-reaching.
Athletes in lots of many different sports and at varying levels benefit from agility training exercises. Agility exercises are commonly included in programs for athletes in sports such as volleyball, soccer, and football to improve performance. The quick movements mimic the skills required during game time.
Speed ladder drills require lightning quick thinking and lightning responsive behavior, a practice called neuromuscular training. Performing these exercises regularly may improve a persons mental performance. The American Council on Exercise also promotes the benefits of neuromuscular training for improved performance. They include agility ladder exercises in their list of top cognitive awareness drills.
Agility ladder training is similar to movement variability training, which is not only effective for strengthening the contractile element of muscle, but also for boosting the strength and resiliency of the elastic fascia and connective tissue, therefore improving its ability to quickly lengthen and shorten. This can help minimize the risk of many injuries related to explosive changes of speed or direction.
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