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Hill Sprints Exercises for Up the Hill and Down the Hill

During competition or any other forms of activity, hill sprints training can help develop power, acceleration, leg speed, and coordinations.  There are two different training methods for achieving your goals, Up The Hill and Down The Hill exercises for sprinting. 

These exercises are difficult and extremely tiring, so be sure to have experience in sprinting and safety in mindnbefore attempting to try these exercises.





Up The Hill


Here you will find a step by step process for sprinting up the hill and how to this exercise properly and accordingly.
  1. Be sure that your doing your hill sprints from a hill that is atleast 30 degrees to help with your power and acceleration.
  2. Keep the distance of your sprints short (10-15 meters).
  3. Rest between each sets and reps.

Try Resistance Parachute

This is an alternative method for running up the hill.  However, keep in mind that experience is needed for doing resistance parachute.  It is very difficult, but it's definetly an exercise that works wonders.  It's great for everybody especially atletes.  It builds strong legs for power and acceleration.





Down The Hill


This is a very good speed and agility drill that specifically helps with individuals speed and coordination.  It can be very beneficial to any athletes in any sports.
  1. Similar to up the hill, be sure your sprints are from a hill that is atleast 30 degrees to help increase your speed and coordination.
  2. Keep the distances of your sprints short and sweet (10-15 meters).
  3. Be sure to rest between every set and rep.

Try Over Speed Trainer

This is an alternative method for running down the hill.  However, using a pulley system can help build up lots of speed to provide you with a smooth and accelerated sprinting system.  It helps produce a sprinter to run a lot better then their usual top speed by a 100 percent much like running up the hill for resistance.









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