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Supertraining – Quickness and Reactive Ability

Written by Supertraining Mel Siff on March 22, 2010 - 0 Comments
Categories: Speed Agility and Quickness

It is necessary now to discuss the particular ability of the muscles to produce movement rapidly.  This neuromuscular process manifests itself in essentially two forms: reactive ability and quickness. Although Verkhoshansky (1996) distinguishes between quickness, which describes a rapid movement involving little resistance or muscular effort, and velocity, which he relates to movements requiring considerable [...]

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