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A biomechanical comparison of accelerative and maximum velocity sprinting: specific strength training considerations

01/04/2011
By James Wild,  Neil Bezodis, Richard Blagrove and Ian Bezodis

Biomechanical data clearly identifies similarities between accelerative and maximum velocity sprinting. However, several differences can also be identified.


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