Dramićanin Academy
A footballer performs a speed and agility drill over low hurdles.
Football performance program

Speed & Agility

Speed & Agility is a football-specific program developing acceleration, top speed, change of direction, reaction and efficient movement. Training is adapted to the player’s position, age, current ability and match demands, with a direct focus on qualities that influence performance on the pitch.

  1. 01
    Acceleration
  2. 02
    Top speed
  3. 03
    Change of direction
  4. 04
    Agility and reaction
  5. 05
    Coordination
  6. 06
    Individualized work
Key information

How Speed & Agility works

Speed and movement work is adapted to your position, current ability and stage of the season.

Who it is for
Footballers of different ages and current ability levels.
Focus
Acceleration, speed, change of direction, reaction and coordination.
Plan
Adapted to player position, assessment and the current season phase.
Location
Training in Kragujevac; scheduling is confirmed during consultation.

Speed that transfers to the pitch

Football speed is more than sprinting. It means accelerating sharply, stopping under control, changing direction and reacting at the right moment in the game.

The Speed & Agility program develops first steps, sprint technique, deceleration and re-acceleration. Every drill has a clear purpose, while intensity is managed so the player maintains movement quality and transfers it to the pitch.

Complete movement control

From technique to reaction

Technique becomes useful when it can be applied at speed, under control and at the right moment.

The program connects planned technical work with reactive, situation-based drills. Players first establish a sound movement pattern, then apply it while responding to a cue, opponent, ball direction or changing situation.

Speed is therefore developed as the ability to execute a quality movement quickly, under control and at the right moment—not as an isolated physical quality.

  • Acceleration

    Sharper first steps and a quicker transition into motion.

  • Reaction

    A faster response to signals and match situations.

  • Top speed

    More efficient sprint mechanics and movement quality.

  • Change of direction

    Controlled deceleration, redirection and re-acceleration.

Individual progression

A program built around the player

Before training begins, we assess speed, acceleration, movement control and change of direction. The findings define the priorities and training plan. The program is adapted to the player’s age, position, competition level and phase of the season. As the player progresses, exercises become more demanding—but only after the essential movement patterns are safe and stable.

  1. Movement assessment

    We assess speed, acceleration, movement control and change-of-direction quality.

  2. Priorities and plan

    The assessment defines clear priorities and a training plan built around them.

  3. Player context

    Training is adapted to age, position, competition level and the phase of the season.

  4. Controlled progression

    Exercises progress only after the essential movement patterns become safe and stable.

Other programs
Athletes perform a sprint drill during the off-season program.Off-Season Performance Program

Off-Season Performance Program

Structured preparation for athletes who want to enter the season stronger, faster and fully ready.

An athlete performs a dumbbell exercise during a personal training session.Personal training

Personal training

Personalized coaching, complete focus and a plan built around your result.

A member performs a barbell squat in the Academy training zone.Semi-individual training

Semi-individual training

A personalized plan for independent training, with expert support and progress tracking.

First step

Develop the qualities that make a difference in the game.

Book a consultation to learn how Speed & Agility can be adapted to your age, position and current level. Together, we define a training approach that fits your goal, current ability and schedule.