The 8-week 60-yard dash program built for showcase prep. Sprint mechanics, acceleration, top-end speed — dialed for the exact demand of the 60.
Dominate the 60 isn't a generic sprint program — it's built specifically for the demand of the 60-yard dash. Every session peaks you for showcase day.
Weeks 1–3 fix your mechanics. Start position, first-step angle, arm action. You can't outrun bad first-three steps — this is the fix.
Weeks 4–6 build the first half of the 60. Force output, drive-phase mechanics, block-to-block speed. Where showcase times get made.
Weeks 7–8 hit top-end speed, deceleration control, and testing days. Peak the speed the week you need it.
3 sprint days, 2 lift days. Start technique, arm action, first-step drills. Low volume, high focus — build the pattern before you push the speed.
3 sprint days, 3 lift days. Sled sprints, hills, resistance work. Build the first 30 yards where showcase 60s are won.
2 sprint days, 2 lift days. Taper the volume. Test days built in. Peak-ready the week you compete.
Most athletes drop 0.15–0.35 seconds off their 60 over the 8 weeks. Individual results vary based on starting mechanics, training history, and body composition.
Any flat 80+ yard surface works — grass, turf, or track. A track is ideal for timing accuracy but not required.
Gym access (barbells + dumbbells) plus a sprint surface. Bonus: sled or resistance bands help but aren't required.
Yes — designed to slot into your existing training. The lift days are compatible with regular in-season or off-season strength work if the total load stays sane.
Aim to peak the week of your showcase. Count back 8 weeks from your target date and start then.
EEV builds rotational output for hitting. Dominate the 60 builds linear speed for sprinting. Different movement patterns, different stimuli, different outcome.
8-week 60-yard dash program built for showcase prep. One-time purchase, lifetime access, $147.
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