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A 25-minute youth athletic development session focused on coordination, power, strength, and speed.
Intermediate Youth Athletic Development
A 25-minute youth athletic development session focused on coordination, power, strength, and speed.
Warm-Up
Raise body temperature, activate key muscles, and prepare for jumping and sprinting. RAMP protocol: Raise, Activate, Mobilize, Prepare.
Main Session
Power, strength, and trunk stability in an athletic circuit.
Speed Finisher & Cool-Down
Short sprints for speed, then easy breathing to recover.
Multi-Planar Power From the Ground Up
Skater Jumps and Split Squats target single-leg stability and glute medius strength—the exact force-production asymmetries that separate athletic movers from average ones. Squat Jumps recruit fast-twitch Type II fibers through explosive triple extension, while Mini Band Lateral Walks pre-activate hip abductors that anchor every cutting and sprinting movement.
What Young Athletes Actually Need Most
Youth athletic development isn't about sport-specific drills—it's about building a broad motor skill foundation before movement patterns calcify. Coordination deficits at this stage compound into injury risk later, so Inchworms and High Knees train dynamic hamstring flexibility and hip flexor rhythm under load, two qualities that directly determine sprint mechanics and landing control.
RAMP Protocol Meets Neural Readiness
The Warm-Up follows RAMP sequencing—Raise, Activate, Mobilize, Potentiate—so the nervous system is primed before the Squat Jumps and Sprints demand maximal output. As athletes adapt, increase Sprint repetitions or add a 2-second pause at the bottom of each Split Squat to progressively overload without adding session length.