SP60 Program· WEEK 7 OF 8 · DAY 34 OF 40 · PHASE 4 WEEK 1
THURSDAY
Speed + Agility (PR Session)
PHASE 1 · FOUNDATION
PHASE 2 · BUILD
PHASE 3 · POWER
PHASE 4 · PERFORMANCE
Phase 4 · PERFORMANCEPEAK PERFORMANCE: Phase 4 is about output. Every session is performance-oriented. Heavy ball continues from Phase 3. Intent reaches program-high levels. Strength loads hit peak. This is where the work from the first six weeks converts to measurable performance. Record everything — velocity, jumps, sprints. These are your post-program numbers.
Age group
MOVEMENT PREP
Exercise
Sets x Reps
10U
11-12U
13-14U
Notes
High Knees
2 × 20 yd
Full drive
Full drive
Full drive
Competition pace — maximum
Butt Kicks
2 × 20 yd
Heel to glute
Heel to glute
Heel to glute
Fast turnover
Lateral Shuffle
2 × 20 yd
Low and wide
Low and wide
Low and wide
Competition athleticism
A-Skips
2 × 20 yd
Single-leg drive
Single-leg drive
Single-leg drive
Drive knee, point foot — clean mechanics
SPEED WORK — PR SESSION
Exercise
Sets x Reps
10U
11-12U
13-14U
Notes
10-Yard Sprint
6 reps
Full effort
Full effort
Full effort
Record every time. Chase your Phase 1 comparison.
20-Yard Sprint
6 reps
Full effort
Full effort
Full effort
PR attempt. Record best.
30-Yard Sprint
5 reps
Full effort
Full effort
Full effort
PR distance — timed
60-Yard Dash (13-14U)
3 reps
N/A
N/A
Full effort — timed
Post-program PR. Standard baseball measurement.
Home-to-First (10-12U)
3 reps
Timed — record
Timed — record
N/A
Sprint from home plate to first base. Post-program.
60 DAYS OF SEPARATION · 8 WEEKS · 40 SESSIONSTrain hard. Recover harder.34
Ages 10 to 14. General athletic training, not medical advice. A parent or guardian must complete the SP60 consent form before an athlete begins. Landing quality, not height, decides box jump progression. Loads are guidelines for an average athlete in each age group, reduce them if form breaks down. Stop immediately for arm pain and do not resume until evaluated by a qualified sports medicine professional.