Performance - Online Course
- 65+ minutes, Module 3 of the Coaches Series
- Plyometrics, resistance and overspeed training
- A clear, structured approach to reaching peak performance
- Lifelong access plus the Tanner Speed Community
Inside the course
- 0165+ MinutesCourse content
- 02Video courseFormat
- 03Lifelong accessAccess
- 04For coachesAge group
- 05Coaches & ClubsMade for
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Take Your Players to the Next Level
Made for coaches who want to use advanced speed training methods safely and with a clear purpose, based on the knowledge Carsten shares at his coaching seminars.
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Lifelong Access
Learn at your own pace. After purchase you have unlimited access to the course as often as you like, and if you have any questions, we are always happy to help!
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Community Access
Join our exclusive online community! You have a question about training, our staff is happy to answer them!
Getting faster is a step-by-step process: first the basics, then change of direction, then the performance level. Plyometrics, resistance and overspeed training will lift your players to the next level, but only if every drill has a purpose and stays as close to the game as possible.

Improving every week
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What you get
Everything you need to start

FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Performance course for?
Coaches who already work on running technique, acceleration and change of direction and want to add plyometrics, resistance and overspeed training with a clear purpose. It is Module 3 of our Coaches Series.
What is included in the course?
Over 65 minutes of video on the performance phase of speed training: muscle synchronization, stride frequency and reactive strength, plyometrics, resistance training, overspeed training, strength training for speed and speed endurance. Practical examples with professional players show how the methods look in training.
Should I watch Module 1 and 2 first?
We recommend it. Speed training is built step by step: the basics first, then acceleration, deceleration and change of direction, and then the performance level. Overspeed training without the right running technique, for example, does not help. The course briefly recaps the earlier phases, so you can also start here.
Can I use it with youth teams?
Yes, with the right age in mind. Carsten recommends real plyometric training from around 14 to 15 years. Younger players can already do light bouncing and hopping to learn how to use their feet, as shown in our kids courses.
How much training time do I need?
Less than you might think. For plyometrics, short micro sessions of 15 to 20 minutes, or even 5 to 10 minutes, three to four times a week are enough. The course shows how to fit the methods into your regular sessions.
Do I need special equipment?
No expensive equipment is needed. Many exercises, like the tapping pyramid, work without any equipment. For resistance work, a good resistance band is enough for most teams, and Carsten explains what to look for when choosing one. Some plyometric drills use an agility ladder.
Who is the coach?
Carsten Effertz, head of Tanner Speed Academy. He has worked with athletes and teams from IFK Göteborg, Bayern München, Schalke 04, TSG Hoffenheim, Juventus and many more, and works as a speed coaching consultant at the IFK Göteborg academy.
How long do I have access?
You get lifelong access to the full course and the Tanner Speed Community, where our staff answers your questions about the training.
I have a different question. Can I contact you?
Yes, of course. Send your question to hello@tannerspeedacademy.com and we will get back to you.