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A three-cone drill measuring lateral speed and direction change. You sprint five yards, reverse ten yards, then return five yards. Split time is the standard measurement coaches use to evaluate lateral agility.
COD stands for Change of Direction. It describes the ability to decelerate, reposition the body, and accelerate in a new direction. Distinct from reactive agility, which adds an unpredictable external trigger.
Reactive agility requires responding to an unscripted cue — a light, a defender's movement, or a ball. Planned agility follows a preset path. Both are trained separately because the cognitive demand differs significantly.
A speed ladder laid flat on the ground trains foot strike rhythm, coordination, and ankle stiffness. It does not directly build top-end speed but improves the neuromuscular patterning that underlies quick footwork.
Deceleration training conditions the eccentric strength needed to brake sharply without losing balance. Poor deceleration mechanics are a leading cause of knee stress during cuts and direction changes in match play.
Hip loading refers to the hinge position athletes adopt before an explosive movement. A well-loaded hip coil stores elastic energy in the glutes and hamstrings, releasing it as force into the first acceleration step.
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