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Get stronger, get him into some sort of speed program, take your time, he's 14 still growing.

My son was stuck at 7.2-3 till he was 16; he continued working on speed, agility, and gaining strength, and keeping his hips aligned and loose. Fall of his Jr year, he was then struggling to break 7.1, he then worked on finishing strong through the line, 30 days later he was 6.9, just in time for the summer recruiting season as a rising senior. He now runs a 6.8 as a freshman in college (MIF for HA D3).

5/22/1911:02 AM

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