Unlock Explosive Speed — Even On Your Off Days
Download the X-Factor Drills Guide — 5 proven exercises that athletes can use on non-sprint days to get faster, stronger, and more resilient.

When most athletes think about sprint training, images of explosive dashes, stopwatch times, and high-intensity track sessions come to mind. What often gets overlooked, however, is the work that happens off the track—the drills, exercises, and movement patterns that don’t look like sprinting but are just as critical for speed development.
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This e-book is designed to shift that perspective. By focusing on sprint-supportive work on non-sprinting days, athletes can enhance technique, improve coordination, strengthen key muscles, and reduce the risk of injury—all without the wear and tear of constant maximal sprints. These “off-day” drills build the foundation that makes every sprint more efficient, more powerful, and more explosive.
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Whether you’re a young athlete learning proper mechanics, a seasoned competitor looking to refine your form, or a coach seeking smarter ways to program speed, the principles outlined here will help you maximize results while minimizing unnecessary strain. The goal is simple: train smart, move better, and sprint faster—even on the days you’re not sprinting.



With over 22 years of experience, Coach Ben is a trusted specialist in
speed, strength, and sports performance. He’s helped athletes from
elementary school to the professional level unlock their full potential
through programs focused on long-term athletic development, injury
prevention, and explosive performance. His training has guided
hundreds into collegiate athletics and thousands towards personal bests
—both physically and mentally. Ben currently works with numerous
active collegiate athletes across all sports, many world-ranked Irish
dancers, and Olympic athletes. He has designed and led elite
performance programs for top-tier private schools across the DMV and
was the former head strength coach and combine coordinator for
professional teams. His mission is to build strong, resilient, and confident
athletes who perform at their highest level.


