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SPEED COACHING IN EXETER

One-to-one and team-based speed development.

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I provide speed coaching in Exeter for individuals, athletes and teams who want to improve their movement, performance and physical capabilities through structured, well-planned training.

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This is not generic conditioning. Sessions are designed to develop the key components of speed:

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  • Technique

  • Acceleration

  • Top speed

  • Relevant speed endurance

  • Change of direction

  • Strength and power

WHO I WORK WITH

Speed coaching in Exeter is suitable for:

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  • Athletes looking to improve sprint performance

  • Team sport players (football, rugby, hockey, etc.)

  • Individuals wanting to develop general athleticism

  • Small groups or teams seeking structured sessions

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You do not need to be an elite performer. You need to be willing to train properly and consistently.

WHAT WE FOCUS ON

Training typically includes:

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  • Sprint mechanics and technical drills

  • Acceleration work

  • Top speed development

  • Plyometrics and power training

  • Strength and movement quality

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The aim is to improve how you move — not just how hard you train.

WHY SPEED COACHING MATTERS

Speed is often the difference between:

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  • Good and very good athletes

  • Effective and inefficient movement

  • Training hard and training intelligently

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Most people train fitness.


Far fewer train speed properly.

HOW COACHING WORKS

Depending on your situation, coaching can be delivered through:

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  • One-to-one sessions

  • Small group or team sessions

  • Structured programming​

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Sessions may take place:

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  • At suitable outdoor or track facilities

  • At your training ground or club environment​

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Everything is planned and progressed over time — not improvised session to session.

EXETER SPEED (GROUP TRAINING)

In addition to one‑to‑one and team coaching, I also run Exeter Speed — a structured training group for athletes and individuals who want to develop speed and performance in a consistent environment.

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Exeter Speed is different from one‑to‑one coaching in a few key ways:

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  • Regular weekly sessions

  • Structured group training

  • Ongoing programme rather than isolated sessions

  • A focused training environment

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This option is particularly suitable if you:

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  • Want regular coached sprint sessions

  • Prefer training alongside others

  • Are happy to follow a structured programme

  • Want to develop performance over the long term

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Some clients combine both approaches:

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  • Group training through Exeter Speed

  • Occasional one‑to‑one sessions for more detailed work

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If you are unsure which is most appropriate, I can advise.

A young women sprint training
An Exeter athletes in her start position before a relay race

GET STARTED

If you’re based in Exeter and want to improve your speed or performance, get in touch to discuss the most appropriate coaching setup.

Thank you. I will be in touch within a few days.

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