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Young track athlete exploding from the starting blocks during a sprint while three callout lines highlight the glutes, hamstrings, quadriceps, and calves. The image asks, “Is There More To Speed Than Glutes, Hams, Quads, And Calves?” as a coach watches from the background at an outdoor track under bright daylight.

Is There More To Speed Than Glutes, Hams, Quads, And Calves?

Athletes are constantly told to train their glutes, hamstrings, quads, and calves for speed. AQ explores why those muscles are important, why they dominate most speed training programs, and why many athletes still find themselves searching for answers.

Young track athlete sprinting aggressively down an outdoor track while driving his arms powerfully. The image highlights the article title “Why Most Athletes Underestimate Their Arms” and explores the role of arm movement in running speed and sprint performance.

Why Most Athletes Underestimate Their Arms (And Why They Matter For Speed)

Most athletes assume their arms are mainly there for balance, stability, and coordination. AQ explores why the role of arms in running may be more important than commonly believed and challenges several assumptions that cause athletes to underestimate their contribution to sprint speed.

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