Resisted Sled Pulls: Force, Speed & Performance
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Summarises research on resisted sled pull training, outlining how sled pulls affect force, speed and performance outcomes, with evidence‑based insights to inform strength and conditioning program design.
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• Learning time: 5 minutes (approx)
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John Cronin
PhD (Auckland), BEd, MA (Canada), Dip High Performance Coaching (Canada), Dip PE, Dip Tchg.
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Professor, Strength and Conditioning, AUT University Head of Research, Lila Movement Technology
Hi I am John Cronin, AKA JC and I am a Professor in Strength and Conditioning. I am primarily an educator, researcher and mentor. I have two passions – one related to improving human movement, athleticism and sporting performance via strength and conditioning, and the other related to sharing this information with others.