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Speed & Conditioning.

Strength wins in the rack; games are won in space. Plyo boxes, sleds, hurdles, and conditioning machines that build explosive, game-ready athletes — the same tools the BFS program schedules between lift days.

Speed, agility, and plyometrics aren't extras in the BFS system — they're programmed into every training week. This catalog covers the tools those sessions call for: plyometric boxes and hurdles, push sleds like the Torque Tank, dot drill pads, cones and ladders, plus cardio machines for conditioning rooms and recovery.

Youth training gear scales the same movements down safely for middle school and PE classes, so a district can run one system from 6th grade to varsity.

Speed & Conditioning — questions

BFS training weeks schedule sprint technique, plyometrics, and agility alongside the core lifts — using plyo boxes, hurdles, dot drill pads, sleds, cones, and ladders. The BFS Total Program's conditioning phase adds tempo work and interval conditioning, where bikes, rowers, and sleds carry the load.

Yes, with progression. BFS teaches box jumps starting at low heights with landing mechanics first — the same technique-before-load approach as the lifts. Foam and adjustable boxes make the progression safe for middle school athletes and PE classes.

Yes. BFS designs and quotes complete conditioning areas — turf strips, sled lanes, cardio decks, and storage — as part of a weight room design project, all on one PO-friendly quote.