Curated Routine

Dribbles with Chidi Enyia

Track & Field / Sprinting

Track & Field / Sprinting Dribbles with Chidi Enyia is a curated workout routine with 3 ordered actions and 3 timestamped video clips. Start with Ankle Dribble Walk and Ankle Dribble with Bounce. Review the available targets, sets, coaching cues and rest for each action. Selected clips total 42 sec; rest is listed per action.

Clip time: 42 sec3 actionsSingle training session

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Ankle Dribble Walk

Sets: 1Rest: 1 minEst. duration: 14 sec

Fundamental progression executing a walking dribble stepping over the ankle. Targets upright posture and rapid ground clearance. Sets, reps, distance, and rest are not specified.

Key points

  • Maintain tall upright posture with hips stacked directly underneath shoulders
  • Utilize a rolling heel-to-toe foot contact keeping the lower leg cycle front-side dominant
  • Step off the ground quickly to prevent the heel from lagging behind the hips, mimicking pedaling a small tricycle

Common mistakes

Allowing the heel to lag behind the hip on ground contact.

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Ankle Dribble with Bounce

Sets: 1Rest: 1 minEst. duration: 14 sec

Dynamic ankle dribble progression increasing vertical displacement and horizontal ground speed. Sets, reps, distance, and rest are not specified.

Key points

  • Increase both vertical and horizontal force components to create a noticeable springy bounce
  • Move more rapidly across the ground while keeping the stepping cycle compact over the ankle
  • Maintain upright alignment and lower-leg stiffness throughout
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Dribble Walk to Ankle Dribble Transition

Sets: 1Rest: 1 minEst. duration: 14 sec

Continuous drill transitioning seamlessly from a walking ankle dribble into a full dynamic ankle dribble. Sets, reps, distance, and rest are not specified.

Key points

  • Transition smoothly between walking cadence and dynamic running rhythm without abrupt changes in posture
  • Preserve consistent foot strike mechanics and truncated front-side leg cycling across speed shifts
  • Maintain upright torso alignment and rhythm through the transition

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