
SPONSORED BY
Strength Training Programming for
Speed Development
A free, high‑level webinar on how to design strength training that truly transfers to speed — with clear frameworks for exercise selection, volume, intensity, and year‑round periodization.
KEY DETAILS
- Date: May 27
- Time: 5PM CET
- Duration: 60 minutes + Q&A
- Language: English
- Format: Live Webinar (Replay included)
THE PROBLEM/WHY THIS MATTERS
Most Strength Programs Don’t Improve Speed. Speed development requires more than lifting heavy or adding “explosive” exercises. Without a clear framework for movement analysis, exercise selection, volume, intensity, and periodization, strength training often fails to transfer to individual sprint performance. This webinar provides with a clear and practical methodology to design strength training programs that positively affect an athlete's speed. 3 Key Points - Misalignment between strength exercises and sprint‑specific demands - Poor management of volume and intensity across the year - Lack of individualization based on athlete response and training phase
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
- How to select strength exercises that directly support speed development - How to manage volume, intensity, and density for maximal transfer - How to structure microcycles and mesocycles based on the athlete’s phase - How to individualize programming based on response and adaptation - How to integrate strength training with sprint training without interference - Practical examples from real‑world high‑performance environments
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
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Strength & Conditioning Coaches
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Sport Scientists
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Sprint Coaches
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Performance Coaches
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Physiotherapists & Rehab Specialists
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Applied Researchers

Registrations closed
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Antonio Robustelli is the founder of Omniathlete Performance Science. He is a sought-after high performance consultant and speaker with 20+ years experience working internationally with elite athletes and performance organizations, specializing in applied sport science, strength programming, speed development, and sports medicine/return-to-play.

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