Curated Action

Curved Manual Treadmill Flying Sprint Intervals

General Training

Build up speed on a curved manual treadmill over 3 seconds, then unleash a 5-second flying maximal sprint targeting peak speed (above 21-23 km/h), followed by a 10-second walking deceleration. Key points: - Build up cadence smoothly before hitting top-end speed - Keep head up and drive knees and arms aggressively through the 5-second fly - Decelerate safely by letting the belt slide down while maintaining posture Common mistakes: Looking down at feet or trying to brake abruptly on the curve.

Reusable training actionVideo demonstration1 min 34 sec

Training Details

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Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=uSHvlBayhFA
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Curved Manual Treadmill Flying Sprint Intervals

Build up speed on a curved manual treadmill over 3 seconds, then unleash a 5-second flying maximal sprint targeting peak speed (above 21-23 km/h), followed by a 10-second walking deceleration. Key points: - Build up cadence smoothly before hitting top-end speed - Keep head up and drive knees and arms aggressively through the 5-second fly - Decelerate safely by letting the belt slide down while maintaining posture Common mistakes: Looking down at feet or trying to brake abruptly on the curve.

Sets: 3Duration: 5 secRest: 10 secEst. duration: 1 min 34 sec
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Clip: 11:51–13:25

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