S.A.Q. // HURRICANES BASKETBALL
Benefits of the S.A.Q. Program:
Speed and agility training not only increases athleticism, but increases confidence in a child as well. The result is they are more likely to enjoy participating in sports. Participating in sports promotes an appreciation for exercise, self-esteem, and interaction in a teamwork setting. Speed and agility training workouts improve your acceleration, deceleration, reaction time, and coordination. It is also important for improving foot speed, quickness, speed changes, and directional change. Each of these skills enhances athletic performance. Athleticism is the secret to consistently improving in a sport. Building a solid foundation of athletic abilities and motor skills allows the child to develop sport specific skills in a balanced and healthy way. Once a child establishes a foundation, they can enjoy their physical activity and progress in their sport as far as they choose to go.
More importantly, speed and agility drills increase your balance, dynamic flexibility, functional core strength, control, and reducing your risk of physical injury by improving body mechanics. Sports injuries can be devastating. By utilizing proven methods of stretching, strengthening and body awareness, speed and agility camps help athletes prevent injuries, especially to the knees. Injuries result in loss of playing time. Children will learn to avoid vulnerable positions, increase flexibility and strength, and increase body awareness and position through agility exercises.
Agility training is speed training not conditioning. Speed training along with strength training increases the athlete’s ability to move quickly. Agility training will help any athlete to improve their speed whether they are in track, soccer, football, baseball, or basketball. Practicing speed and agility drills can give children an edge over their competitors. Speed and agility training drills develop essential athletic skills, reduce risks of injury and boost confidence. Even if a child is not an athlete, their overall fitness will improve when they engage in speed and agility drills.
Areas of Focus
Additional Videos:
S.A.Q (Strength, Agility, Quickness)
SMALL GROUP SESSIONS
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BALL HANDLING