Drills with a Speed Ring Set

  1. Basic Agility Run

    • Set up the rings in a straight line.
    • Run through the rings, placing one foot in each ring as quickly as possible.
  2. Lateral Quick Steps

    • Arrange the rings in a staggered pattern.
    • Move laterally through the rings, stepping quickly and alternating feet.
  3. In and Out Drill

    • Place the rings in a zigzag pattern.
    • Step in and out of each ring with both feet, maintaining speed and control.
  4. Forward and Backward Drill

    • Align the rings in a straight line.
    • Run forward placing one foot in each ring, then reverse direction and run backward through the rings.
  5. Hops and Bounds

    • Set the rings in a straight line with equal spacing.
    • Hop on one foot through each ring, then switch to the other foot on the return.
  6. Crossover Steps

    • Arrange the rings in a staggered pattern.
    • Cross your feet over each other as you move sideways through the rings.
  7. Two-Foot Hops

    • Align the rings in a straight line.
    • Hop with both feet into each ring, focusing on quick landings and take-offs.
  8. Diagonal Run

    • Place the rings in a diagonal pattern.
    • Run diagonally through the rings, maintaining a low and agile stance.
  9. High Knees

    • Set up the rings in a straight line.
    • Run through the rings, lifting your knees high and placing one foot in each ring.
  10. T-Drill

    • Arrange the rings in a T shape.
    • Start at the base of the T, run forward to the top, shuffle sideways to each end of the T, and then back to the start.
  11. Figure-Eight Drill

    • Place two rings side by side.
    • Run in a figure-eight pattern around the rings, focusing on tight, controlled turns.
  12. Circle Drill

    • Arrange the rings in a circular pattern.
    • Move around the circle, stepping quickly in and out of each ring.

These drills can help athletes improve their speed, agility, coordination, and overall athletic performance. Adjust the number and spacing of rings to match the skill level and training goals.