Motorized resistance
Constant, variable, assisted, resisted, and isokinetic loading from the same compact setup.

1080 Motion Sprint 2 and Cable help players reach higher top-end speed, sharpen acceleration mechanics, and train movement quality under precise, game-relevant loading.
From academy pathways to first-team performance departments, football programs competing across major domestic leagues and European competitions use 1080 Motion equipment.
System overview
The deck frames Sprint 2 and Cable as portable resistance machines for football programs that need measurable load, repeatable progressions, and less guesswork across the full performance pathway.
Constant, variable, assisted, resisted, and isokinetic loading from the same compact setup.
Sprint 2 and Cable are portable enough for pitch, gym, academy, and return-to-play spaces.
Built for elite clubs, sport science labs, professional teams, and rehabilitation environments.
Typical football usage
Resisted sprinting
Tailor your loading strategy to the phase you want to improve. Heavier loads bias force development in early acceleration, while lighter loads emphasize speed in the top-speed phase. Choose constant or variable loading based on your training goal.
Early
Accel
High Speed
Top Speed
| Phase | Vdec | Constant | Variable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early acceleration | 60-40% | 25-30% BW | 30-20% BW |
| Late acceleration | 40-25% | 10-25% BW | 20-10% BW |
| High-speed phase | 25-5% | 5-10% BW | 10-5% BW |
| Top-speed phase | 4-0% | 2 kg baseline | 5% BW to 2 kg |
Stop guessing at resistance settings. Load-velocity profiling reveals each athlete's unique force-velocity relationship, enabling you to dial in precise loads that hit exact training velocities—eliminating one-size-fits-all programming and maximizing training adaptations.
Athletes perform sprints at different resistance loads. The 1080 Sprint 2 automatically captures peak speed for each run.
The system plots recorded runs and creates a regression line that models the load-velocity relationship for that athlete.
Use the profile to prescribe exact loads based on desired training velocity. Want to train at a 50% velocity decrement? The profile tells you the precise load needed.
Theoretical Max Load
59.1 kg
Theoretical Max Velocity
30.8 km/h
Easily adjust resistance for each athlete by targeting a specific percentage drop in velocity, ensuring individualized and effective training intensity.
Get precise, personalized speed and load targets for every athlete, on any resistance, to maximize training outcomes and adaptation.
Track changes over time and estimate max speed & zero‑velocity load to benchmark and individualize development.
Compute horizontal force, maximal output, simulated unloaded speed, and detect asymmetries.
1080 Motion's software makes profiling simple and quick, with results immediately after a single resisted sprint.
Review every sprint result with the tools coaches need to move from raw session data to better decisions.
Review sprint curves, targets, total time, load, and result status without jumping between tools.
Exercise variety
Heavy assisted lunges and steps progress from isolated control to more complex football positions.
Broad jumps, single-leg jumps, and triple-hop work connect power output to left-right asymmetry tracking.
Heavy/light contrast exposes the player to high force and high speed in the same training block.
For elite environments
Program precise resisted and assisted loading for individual speed qualities.
Compare profiles, splits, asymmetries, and force-velocity outputs across the team.
Read articlesProgress supported work into force, power, speed, and sprint exposure with control.
Articles and interviews
Explore coaching insights, customer stories, interviews, and football-specific articles built around speed, training, and performance.
Speed Training in Elite Soccer: A Roundtable with Sam Wilson (Arsenal) and Anders Braastad (Bodø/Glimt)
Sam Wilson (Arsenal) and Anders Braastad (Bodø/Glimt) dive into the real-world application of using the 1080 Sprint 2 with elite footballers. Topics building buy-in, to what it actually does (and doesn't) change in coaching, to the next frontiers of development.
June 1, 2026
Soccer Speed Training: Staying Ahead of the Game
Learn how elite soccer programs define speed, align strength and sprint training, and create buy-in by connecting training to the pitch. Live conversation with Nick Grantham and Hailu Theodros
February 3, 2026
1080 Sprint for Team Sports: Training Beyond Max Velocity
Learn how coaches use the 1080 Sprint for acceleration training, deceleration drills, and short-sprint profiling to improve speed in team sports.
August 28, 2025
Limited-time player campaign
Want a Sprint 2 for your own training?
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