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Win a FREE Copy of The Truth About Quickness 2.0!

By Alex On August 16, 2011 Under Uncategorized

I’m going to make this quick and easy for you.

To enter to win one of the FIVE copies of the new Truth About Quickness 2.0 that I’m GIVING AWAY today, simply reply below in the Comments Section (at the bottom of the page) with the following:

In 250 words or less, I want you to tell me exactly why this system is the perfect program for your speed, quickness and agility at this point in your life. Tell me WHY you NEED access to this brand-new, myth-busting info.

Again, please keep your reply less than 250 words, and please, leave finances out of your reply. This program (via the Massive Launch-Special Discount) will be affordable for literally anyone who wants access to it once it goes LIVE.

So, again, based on everything you’ve learned about REAL speed and quickness in the last week and a half and the brand-new Truth About Quickness 2.0, I want you to tell me why this program is the perfect fit for you.

The TAQ 2.0 System

The Truth About Quickness Insider’s System 2.0

I’m gonna go through the replies and announce the FIVE winners this Sunday (this contest will close Saturday night).

Enter below now (I’ll be checking in throughout the day) and hey.. good luck!

-Coach Alex

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762 comments - add yours
Vincent

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’m a 15 year old basketball player growing up in Canada. I started playing the game seriously very late and now am way behind. I play for a club, but my dream is to be on that elite squad. However, the entire elite squad is faster, stronger, more skilled and more confident than me. I have worked my ass off for the last year to try to get onto their level, for them to recognize me. I am getting closer but even though I wake up at 6 in the morning everyday, workout at lunch and after school + practices I still can’t achieve it. I believe that this program can make the average athlete into an elite athlete.

Asenai Idris

October 7, 2010

Hi Alex i need this taq 2.0 system because my coach named adrian got me a try out with the provincial team ontario team but he says i have to get faster well im not slow but not as fast as the bestr players in the province. He always treained me linerly and i showed him wut u have been saying and it got through to him that non-linear excersizes are the right way to train he wants to do them with me with the taq 2.0 system. I really need this opertunity because he says if i make provincial ther are many scolarships waiting for me he knows because he wuz once ther accepted the scolarship but tore a ligement so thats why he is training me. I really hope u can be kind enouph to get me a free dvd becasue it wud get me a scolarship to team canada after team ontario. I am not as rich as other athletes so i cant buy the system, my soccer teams have been sponsering me because they know i have financial problems and they want to keep me on the team because they like the way i play, i have great dribbling skills, great shooting, and have one of the most stamina on the team, by the way did i tell u i wuz a soccer player :) . so i hope i got through to u enough so that u can get me a free isniders system.

Malcolm

October 7, 2010

Whats good Alex,

I am in my early twenties and I LOVE to train. I wouldn’t classify myself as a hooper only because I never devoted myself fully to basketball but I always stay in shape, I play every now and then, and its the sport that I’m best at. I am athletic enough to hold my own in any sport, however I always admired the speed and quickness of the random people that I encountered. I KNEW that I could develop that type of speed and quickness I just needed the right plan. I would love embark on my path of quickness and agility and further my athletic ability and your program (as well as Taylors) will help elevate my abilities. PLUS, I have a few friends who are trying to go pro outside the country and if they see me improve my athleticism maybe the will be more receptive to the programs I refer them to.

Jaber Mohamed

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex and Kelly

I KNOW I DESERVE THE FREE COPY OF TAQ 2.0 !!!!
I am a previous customer of ebhp, flying in four, and many other products. I think alex might know me personally too :) . I just came from my last day of flying in four and i personally know from experience how effective alex and kelly’s programs are. I was cut from last years varsity team and now due to the help of allah and a lil somthing something from you guys it really got me a far way. I am soooo muich more skilled and a better player. But the thing is i need my quickness at a higher level. And i believe this program will take me to the next level. And you guys wont worry about me not doing and completing the program. I WANT THIS PROGRAM INEED THIS PROGRAM……… please :) and thank you

Adam Green

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am a 5’8, 14 year old basketball player from Ohio. I am in the 9th grade and I have been playing basketball all my life. All my life I have always dreamed about earning a college scholarship for basketball. I am very passionate about the game of basketball. I I have really good shooting, ballhandling, and defense, but the one thing the separates me from the best players in my league is my speed and quickness. I work at the game every day, giving it my all, and putting my heart into it. I want to be the very best and win SO badly. But my speed just plain out stinks. I had been training using the wrong principles my whole life. But now is the perfect time for me to change all that with TAQ 2.0. It is the perfect time for me to become a faster and more explosive player because at this age i still have time to prepare for the next level of basketball. With TAQ’s training techniques and information I could become one of the most dominant players in my league. Becoming faster and quicker by using TAQ 2.0 will make me a complete player, and help me achieve my dreams. I will put in the work to reach my goals no matter what.

John Hale

October 7, 2010

Alex,

Im a freshman in High School and go to a large school in kentucky that just merged from 2 smaller schools. Ive always dreamed of playing college basketball. Im a good ballhandler and shooter, but i am extremely slow and have trouble play defense because of my quickness. My Coach approached me over the summer and told me to start jump roping a lot and doing dot drills and i have been doing them a lot, but i still dont think ive gotten that much quicker. I really need to get quicker and i feel like that if i can just improve my quickness ill be able to start on the freshman team and dress JV. I have worked really hard over the summer and it really makes me mad that people who havent picked a ball all summer long can just come back from their fall sport and outperform me because of their quickness and athletism.

Thanks,
John T.

Vincent Chee

October 7, 2010

Alex,

I’m a sophomore in High School, I am attending a large school in Beijing. At my school, I’m not the quickest but I’m not the slowest either. My ballhandling, shooting and driving are good, but I strive to be the best, and I sometimes can’t drive on the people who are quicker than me. I have trouble playing defense because of my quickness, and this would be okay if I was a lot bigger, but I’m not. I have worked on my quickness over the summer and after trying tons of exercises I have not gotten the results I wanted. I really want to make a difference on my team this year on both offense and defense. This year I will probably be moving up to varsity, and if I can’t keep up on defense I’ll only be a liability.

Thanks,
Vincent C.

ernie ching

October 7, 2010

My son is in the process of getting into your program. Will comment when appropriate.

John M.

October 7, 2010

I am constantly looking for cutting edge training tips, techniques and systems because I am highly competitive and want to be my best. I use what I learn and practice to share with others to help them reach their goals and aspirations.

lisa bauduin

October 7, 2010

Well, I am a 51 year old female track coach for over 30 years..I am always looking for improvement and new concepts.
Thanks

Nazier

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,

We live in New Zealand, the home of rugby and the All Blacks. My son is 16 and a rugby player with a lot of promise. He has made the Auckland provincial age grade trials for u-16 and u 18. He has not managed to force his way into he team yet. He is fast but could benefit from more speed. In his position playing against bigger Poleneysian boys it will make a difference in his quest to become the first of his ethnic mix to become a much vaunted All Black.

Reese Thomas

October 7, 2010

This program is perfect for me because I play basketball and I am constantly getting out ran by faster guards. I try to keep up but im just not quick enough its impossible! I can already dribble and at 5’8″ I can grab rim. But I simply cannot guard faster players and for my size that’s VERY needed.

Juwan

October 7, 2010

Yo Alex,
Personally i think that this program is the missing key to my game and i know its true because my coaches tell me this every night at practice. “you need to be agressagive with the ball” and this is exactly true at a varsity level. im going into my junior year and im trying to start on varsity but my quickness, first step, and attack of the dribble is sketchy. this program can really clean my game up a whole lot. im Athletic , but im fast. not quick and quickness can help me out with scholarships i dream about every night from D1 colleges , and sooner or later making it to the pros. Im trying to play college, and professional basketball. and if i had this missing key to my game then the doors will eventually open up. (get it).
thank you Alex and i really hope i can win this contest.

brian

October 7, 2010

None of my coaches listen to me about technique or quality. They prefer to “do it until the athletes get it right”. With giving any instruction. Who does 100 line drills or punishes them with LDR??? Maybe if they saw what PROFFESIONALS are doing they would learn a thing or two AND keep their athletes off my injured list.

Cheers,

Brian

Juwan

October 7, 2010

Yo Alex,
Personally i think that this program is the missing key to my game and i know its true because my coaches tell me this every night at practice. “you need to be agressagive with the ball” and this is exactly true at a varsity level. im going into my junior year and im trying to start on varsity but my quickness, first step, and attack of the dribble is sketchy. this program can really clean my game up a whole lot. im Athletic , but im fast. not quick and quickness can help me out with scholarships i dream about every night from D1 colleges , and sooner or later making it to the pros. Im trying to play college, and professional basketball. and if i had this missing key to my game then the doors will eventually open up. (get it).
thank you Alex and i really hope i can win this contest.

Luke Tomlinson

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am 16, 6’5″ and slow. Last year I played big man for the most part and didn’t really need to be as quick. This year, I am playing more of the 4 position and am seeing some more time on the perimeter. I don’t want to be the slow big guy who can’t beat people off the dribble cause I’m too slow. I want people to be so quick that people are like “How’d he do that?”…ya know???….I also want to play college ball sooooooo bad…..at my size, i won’t necessarily be the big man in college, i NEED to be fast since I have made up my mind to work hard enough to play college basketball. If i don’t win then i will still get quick somehow. I really just want to do i the right way with your system…

Thanks,

Luke T.

Mario

October 7, 2010

Alex, this program is the perfect fit because I want to see what concepts apply to soccer from your background in basketball. I know that there will be many similarities and some differences. However, I feel that learning your methodology will cross-hatch ideas that will not only benefit soccer athletes, but transfer to the wider spectrum of all athletes who want to rip past their opponents. The lesson that I benefited from the most so far is that quickness and speed can be taught much more than what was once thought. Thanks for this chance and good luck.

nate

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex, hows it going!?

Umm i dont know what to say. The TAQ 2.0 will definitely help my game in any way possible, so this would be a exciting product to teach me the right principles and to train right. Quickness is important to the game of basketball. I’ve been wanting to train my agility for a while now because i hate being slow off the dribble, first step, etc. This program will really motivate me even more to become a better basketball player, most of all improve my athleticism for any sport. My main goal/dream is to make it to the NBA, and I’ll try and work so hard to make it, it’s all i ever think about, it’s a true passion.

Thanks =)

Daniel

October 7, 2010

Alex,
I’m a middle school math teacher who’s 6 foot nothing, and basketball is now mainly a bridge for connecting with my students. Last year I met a few of my students, all of who had been suspended multiple times, to play basketball at their apartment complex. Simply by me spending time with them outside of school was good, but then we got challenged by some high schoolers. They wanted to divide my students and I up because we were smaller but I told them we’d just try a game. Well, my students and I killed them in both games we played, and I pretty much dominated with my athletisicm which was gained from your flying in four program:) Anyway, this broke down a barrier for my students and one of them ended up staying after school the next couple weeks for math help and was able to pass the 8th grade as a result of his studies. Other students were telling their friends about the games and how I was a hooper and had a crossover and a jumper. It’s one thing to play basketball, but another thing to be great at it. I want your new program so I can get better at basketball and continue to enjoy the game with my students. Oh yeah, I’m also getting very close to dunking consistently so I need the speed to get by defenders and throw it down. “Dude, you just got dunked on by our math teacher!” How cool would that be? Thanks and have a great day!

Daniel

Chip Hambas

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,

I need to have this program. I have recovered from a fully torn ACL injury. I would sit in my bed recovering, practicing proper shooting techniques over and over. Once i was finally able to walk and actually get into a gym i could swear my shot got better. When the Doc cleared me to play again it actually did get better. My legs on the other hand, well, thats a different story. I have been looking for something to get my speed and agility back because from where i used to be to where i am now is like night and day. I want to get back my speed and agility. I have been practicing your drills from the email you sent everyday and feel an improvement and will continue to do so. I look forward to plowing through the program and breaking Kobe’s ankles when the time comes. Thank you for a great gift to everyone who is willing to give it a shot.

Bob

October 7, 2010

I’m the father of two boys that are just beginning their love of the game. I’m also coaching a group of 12 boys in grades 7 and 8 that looking for any advantage I can give them to start off their basketball careers. Lastly, I still play 3 times a week and at 40 years old now I could use all the help I can get.

Brian Paulson

October 7, 2010

I am coaching two grandson’s and their friends – football and track. They are freshmen, very coachable and have a desire to be on the freshman teams in football and track. They attend a large high school so the competition is stiff. They are excited with the first steps that I have picked up from your first two online demos. Two other parents approached my daughter after they found out I was working with her son (after he broke a 60 yard touchdown run) and asked if I would be willing to work with their sons during the winter. I have coached soccer for 15 years, love working with young people and think that your program would be a great benefit to these youngsters in their development as athletes. I would not be surprised if we didn’t have at least a half dozen for winter workouts. The kids are excited as they were able to take 0.5 seconds off their 40 time with only two weeks of work – plus they say that it is fun. Can’t beat that- right?

brian

October 7, 2010

I blew out my knee June 2 2010 tearing my McL and acl completely . I have committed myself to hours of prehab before surgery before November 3 spending the last 4 months practically five days a week training (i have a notebook full of my workouts) i work out my whole body now, i never use to before i am so dedicated and experienced, this injury has change my view on things and really how important it is to take care of your body…just think of working out for a year and not able to play your sport you love could you do it? i have no choice but to if i want to play the game that i love. working out for 4 months only to ruin any kind of progress from surgery that is an absolute must if i want to be back on the playing field (the stronger my knee is going into surgery the faster i recover) ..knowing I got to do it all over again after surgery 6 months of intensive re-hab and strength training.. funny thing is I have never trained as hard as I do now and have to stop myself short just so i dont over do it. I dream about when ill step on the court again…I’m 28 and hope I can be better than I ever was…I’m so detemined , I’m already preparing myself for what I’m going to do to acheve my goals and how I’m going to train. I know I’m gtting old and time is against me .But in my dream its not to Make it to the NBA or play pro its to be able to play till I’m 50 that’s my goal .This one year maybe a blessing in disguise…this one year has changed my life dramatically and its not even over its just the beginning.. this one year can ruin my progress that i have work so hard for all these years , But i wont let it ruin me and i cant let it ruin me. But i cant do it alone your knowledge of TAQ 2.0 is another of my weapons to destroy the competiton , i cant wait to see there faces when im quicker then i ever was after a surgery…

Amber Hilvers

October 7, 2010

Alex,
I am 6ft and am a freshman. I have been playing basketball for a long time now, but i am EXTREMLY slow and i cant jump. Im currently working on my vertical with Kelly Bagget’s program” The Flying Four”. But I need help with my speed and quickness. I really want to be a starter on the jv team for my school (I would want to be on the varsity but my school is brand new and doesnt have a varsity team yet) but I wont be able to because I am one of the slowest thats going to try out. After high school I want to go to the University of Tennessee on a full ride scholarship for basketball. Then after college i would like to be in the WNBA. But that wont happen if I cant increase my speed and quickness. Please help me with my dreams.

Love ,
Amber

David Blandon

October 7, 2010

I want to be the best in my area. Quickness is the missing link in my game that I need to acheive my goal. TAQ 2.0 is what I need to transform myself from a freshmen on the brink of being able to play with Varsity, to being a star on the Varsity team. Please help me out.

Aaron

October 7, 2010

The speed and quickness would be a program that I would love to have. I always know that there is something out there that the masses don’t know about. The trainers at the gym have a small arnasal of exercises that don’t have to do with getting faster or quickness.

Stian Weideman

October 7, 2010

Hi Alex,

I need T.A.Q not just to improve my own knowledge, but to help each and every player/athlete I work with! I’m a Youth Conditioning Coach that works with a variety of different children every day so I know the TAQ system will help improve them.

Being from South Africa the kids don’t really have as many opportunities to learn the type of skills your system offers and I would really like to be the person to bring it to them!

Rgds.

Stian

John

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,
I would just like to tell you why i NEEEEEED the truth
about quickness system. For one, I have never used any program ever, I never really trusted them. People
always say they don’t work. I want to try this program
though because it is different from all the other programs. Just doing the workout u sent for free I already say results. The reason why I need, NEEEEED, this program is because I am a junior who has currently not made the basketball team yet. tryouts are in the first week of november and i need everything i can get to make the team, I’ve been playing basketball my whole life, i don’t know what i would do if i didn’t play this year. I feel like this program is right for me because i feel like I relate to your stories about being slow and sluggish, but still having the dream of playing college basketball. I know if i get this program just the beginning will give me enough results to make it at tryouts. The rest will get me a scholarship. So I’m begging, I need this program. Thanks for reading this.
sincerely,
John

Ashkan

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’m almost 15 years old and i am absolutely in love with the game of basketball now i have never been the QUICKest guy on the floor because im not overall too athl.etic but i HAVE TO BE because im undersised YES EVEN FOR THE PG position i have tremendous skill but i lack in quickness because im more of an endurance runner not a quick guy and look Alex i would love to sit hear and write a long essay of why i absolutely NEED ur program but that woulkd waste your time and my training time so PLEASE i NEED THIS PROGRAM … but then again its your choice.

John

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,
I would just like to tell you why i NEEEEEED the truth
about quickness system. For one, I have never used any program ever, I never really trusted them. People
always say they don’t work. I want to try this program
though because it is different from all the other programs. Just doing the workout u sent for free I already say results. The reason why I need, NEEEEED, this program is because I am a junior who has currently not made the basketball team yet. tryouts are in the first week of november and i need everything i can get to make the team, I’ve been playing basketball my whole life, i don’t know what I would do if i didn’t play this year. I feel like this program is right for me because i feel like I relate to your stories about being slow and sluggish, but still having the dream of playing college basketball. I know if i get this program just the beginning will give me enough results to make it at tryouts. The rest will get me a scholarship. So I’m begging, I need this program. Thanks for reading this.

sincerely,
John

Jeffery

October 7, 2010

I think i should win this free copy because i know i will work hard to do every exercise and get the most out it. I know it will be a great weapon to add to my aresenal of training. Ive tried every program you have came out with and im deff excitied to get ahold of this one. I think this will really help me improve my confidence on the court just knowing that with my new quickness i can beat the guy that is guarding me off the dribble and take it hard to the rim.

John

October 7, 2010

My email was incorrect above, this is my correct email

Nate

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’m an 18 year old ball player from Montreal, Canada that is trying to get a scholarship anywhere I can can in America. growing up in Montreal I was always the tallest (I’m 6’3 now) and because of that on any team played for i always had the 5 spot. Now trying catch up (playing the guard spot), quickness is the biggest weakness to my game in order for me to excel at the guard spot. Please help me out.

Thanks,
-Nate

Ben Vincent

October 7, 2010

Yo Ale,

I’m a 43 year-old who survived testicular cancer at 22. No one believes I’m this old – everyone always says I look 28. I was in the best shape of my life when I had my cancer and very active. I’ve spent the last 20+ years slowly getting less active. I work with teenagers a lot as youth minister and have watched my arm wrestling abilities taper off all too quickly. I used to be able to play basketball for hours if I wanted to, but now they might as well be running circles around me when I play. A little over three months ago, I texted a 26 year-old friend who eats healthy and is in great shape. I said, ‘I’m getting old an weak – help!’ My friend got me working out and eating a radically healthy diet. We’ve pretty much worked out five days a week since then and I’ve eaten more fruit in the last 3 months than I have in literally years. I feel great and have lost over ten pounds of body fat I didn’t even realize I had – I’m really tall and thin. I’m stronger and more active than I have been in years, so I’m looking for the next level of fitness – this program is it! I’ve lived as an example of many things in my life for the teens I work with and now that I’m getting my life back in order, physical fitness wise, the more tools I have the better.

Emeric

October 7, 2010

First, your mom said it would be a really good idea to send me a free copy. Second, I am a super honest guy.

Cheers,
Emeric

Jason Roe

October 7, 2010

As a college educator in an Exercise Science Progam I am always interested in staying informed regarding what exercise professionals are doing with their clients to keep my students informed about their field and the marketplace. Your system seems new and unique and I would like to leanr more about it.

Rickey Williams

October 7, 2010

Hi,
I am truly thankful for the opportunity to win a free copy of TAQ 2.0. My name is Rickey Williams & I am 21 years old. I attend College and as a sophmore I was a walk on and made the team. I did not play at all and that was because my ball handling was suspect. That hurt so much but in the summer of 2010 I looked to fix my weaknesses & saw a new opportunity with a new coach. Out of the blue in June, I gotten very sick & was diagnosed with Ulcerative Coalitis in late August. I was in & out the hospital from June to September. Doctors don’t know the cause of UC &the only way to rid it is to remove colon. If I did not remove my colon I could of died, basically throughout the summer I came across Taylor Allen and purchased ‘’ Prolific Shooting’’ to enhance my game to the next level because my goal is to be 100x better before I gotten sick, return to school & shock everybody! Came across with your ‘’ Enhanced Ball Handling’’ then eventually TAQ 2. This would definetly improve my game just as much as anyone else’s but I truly deep within know I have the potential to go very far & will do anything to win. Right now I am recovering & preparing for another surgery in December. What I am basically doing is gathering the best programs for my comeback!

Bob

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,
Junior at a high school in California, obviously my passion for this game is insurmountable and all just like everyone else but what sets me apart Alex is that I wanna play Pro ball and my parents and friends dont believe in me. They tell me everytime im out at a open gym or with friends playing basketball that “oh dont waste your time with this game, it takes you nowhere in life” but i cant let a dream go, yeah the odds are slim, but what would you rather live with, knowing that you tried and failed? or never trying and saying that you “never failed”? yeah i could go catch the job of any engineer or a business man and live off of 100-200 grand a year, yeah id live a great life BUT id hate myself every god damn day for never trying for my dream and just giving up, even if i fail, i really dont care, all i have to do is try! thanks man!

Jack sun

October 7, 2010

Hi Alex, I need your truth of about quickness program because I have ways been slower than all my teammates. Right I am on the freshmen team in highschool and I am almost the last player the coach will play, even the morbidly obese guys run faster than me. Coach has tld me many times that if I were quicker I could be a starter because of my tight defense.

Nazier

October 7, 2010

Hello Alex,

We live in New Zealand, the spiritual home of rugby and the iconic national team the All Blacks. I have a 16 year old son who is dead keen on the sport and who has a lot of promise. He made the u-16 and u-18 trial teams for the Auckland representative teams, but could not force his way into the team itself. He needs all the help he can get,he is not as big or as physically blessed as his Polenesian rivals. This program will help as he needs speed in the position he is playing.

Shan

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex! I play highschool basketball in the bay area, California. I feel pretty confident that my shooting has improved, but my in game play is constantly BAD. And as I have found out recently, one of the key factors stopping perimeter players like me is making space off the dribble. I DESPERATELY neeed to learn how to not only make space but also blow by my defenders because of my quickness. I think if I were to use your program, my quickness would MASSIVELY increase. As I have consistently been dedicated to the prolific shooting program, I will make sure the TAQ program does not go to waste, and therefore, I will end up with an ENORMOUS advantage over my competition. I have been a dedicated basketball player for 7 straight years and this year I plan on making my school team again. However, unlike last year, I actually want to play this year, and I think if I can improve my quickness, I can reduce the amount of turnovers I commit and I can increase the amount of points I score. In simply put words, I’m a peacock, you gotta let me fly!

Thanks a lot!
Shan

Terry Kang

October 7, 2010

Look, I’m gonna make it simple. My names Terry, i got quite a bit of hops at the height of 178ish i can semi dunk but that’s not the issue now is it its being able to fight through traffic and finish strong. To do this I realize we require speed and quickness to blow by a defender and just make that play, I’ve been trying to do drills and play games all the time but I just don’t know what to do exactly therefore i need a good guide to follow to reach my full potentials as a true baller. It’s about progressing and taking steps into commitment and determination but knowing where to go and what to follow is vital i reckon, so that’s why i really need a copy to start progressing as a basketball player and start gaining respect on and off the court and i realize that through this programme it is completely possible. I’m really keen to play ball at an extreme level and i enjoy that very much.
Thank You.

Jacob Berry

October 7, 2010

Hi Coach Alex,
My name is Jacob and I am 9 yrs old. My dad is letting me use his email to write to you. I really want to win TAQ 2.0 because I am tired of folks telling me that I run hard but I’m not quick enough. I have been playing running back and linebacker for the last 3 yrs. Usually, I get many touchdowns and monster hits. But this year, the coach is not even giving me the ball that much. And he moved me from linebacker to defensive end. I don’t mind playing any position because like my dad says, I’m not a running back or linebacker, I’m a football player. I play where the coach needs me. But I still hate that people think I’m not fast or quick enough. Even dad sometimes tells me that my starts are too slow. I want to prove to everybody that I can do it. I’m a warrior. Please help me to show my coach that I can still score touchdowns and make monster hits.

Thanks,
Jacob

robin gorringe

October 7, 2010

Hi, I’m a PE teacher and track & field coach in a small sports mad town 450km from a major city in South Australia. I’m sure this program will make the difference for the kids here, in all sports when they go against the kids from the cities. It’s also a different way of training. Most of the coaches here are still doing stuff the way they were shown when they were kids. Already the kids are having fun and can understand the logic in this training. Small space and virtually no equipment needed make it easy to set up and do. Robin

Jonathan Josephson

October 7, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a volunteer youth soccer coach (U-11 Coed) in Lockhart Texas. Just yesterday I had the players learn your warm up starting with the pogo and ending with one to tens, and they loved it. I’ve already begun using your principals to teach the children at an early age how to be faster, and their confidence grows almost immediately. How great it is to learn some secrets at such an early age. I did not have this advantage, but they already do because of the videos you’ve already given. Teach me more – I’ll teach it to all our players and start a new wave of athletes. I believe it will help our goal of making Lockhart a new hot bed for youth soccer. Whether I buy it or you give it for me to pass on, I’m already thankful and look forward to learning more. It really works! My players already thank you as well. We have a game tomorrow and I told them we would be doing your warm up as part of pre-game and they actually cheered and said it makes them faster! That’s already a testimony! Thanks again.

Loren Anderson

October 7, 2010

I am a volleyball coach who is striking out on his own, and starting my own club this season. I will have around 40-50 athletes, in a part of the country that is not well known for producing volleyball athletes. I understand the needs for coaching volleyball skills, but would love the ability to better understand how to address the athlete in each of the kids, in order to make them faster and more powerful. These athletes struggle to find their confidence when matched up with programs that turn out national caliber players, and I would love to give them every tool possible to help them face, and challenge these teams in the future.

Thanks for offering such a great product…
Loren A.

Robin Caballero

October 7, 2010

Hi Alex
I´m coach for track & field work whith kids from 8 to 13 age, realy is very amazing and funny your program because works with the kids these week start to use your system, thanks a lot for your emails, I¨m coaching in Mexico country

Thanks a Lot

Robin

William Pearce

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am a 6 foot 1nch 13 year player Rep basketball in Sydney Australia, I have been playing for 3 and 1/2 year but this year has been my best season yet as we won our state title and just last week came second at Nationals. My dad has been giving me some of your drills as well as other agility stuff over the last 9 months and I have improved with speed and movement. The problem is our work outs are a little wishy washy and now progress is a little slower. Watching your videos and reading your emails inspire me to train harder but I don’t know exactly how I should that is why I truely believe that if I won a copy of your new program i will become on of the best Bigs in the country with your help. With your help as I grow I wont be a lazy and clumsy 5 man but like most others because your program will motivate me to achieve goals behond my wildest thoughts……..Please Help!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers
Will

Hector perdono

October 7, 2010

Hello alex,
I just came across your program a few days ago and finally found what I was looking for. I once played high school sports and went to play college basketball but quit school to take care of my mom and little brother. I once had chance to try playing over seas but turned it down because my fiance was pregnant. I’ve ever since wondered what if and finally I found a program to get me the speed I need to get ready to go to the next level. Along with another program I found to make me an all around scorer, I will have the tools needed to take me to the next level along with dedication and working out and working as hard as I can to fulfill my dream.
ThankYou for this opportunity

Saile Daimwood

October 7, 2010

Alex,

I’m a freshman in high school playing football, and this is a vital point for me. I’m getting to the level where I really just need that little edge of quickness and reaction time to juke and break defender’s ankles as good as any running back in college. Most of my life I’ve been training linearly, but you’ve helped me realize for what I’m doing on the field, it requires non linear speed and I believe you can truly help me develop that. Sorry for going over 250 words, but I feel I couldn’t fully express how much this would help me in that little space.

Noah P.

October 7, 2010

Hey Alex,

I am 12 years old and am playing on a travel team in California. I’m a point guard with good handles and I can shoot. My biggest flaw is defense. I’ve watched video after video and done program after program but I haven’t found anything that works. I’m hoping to get this free Truth About Quickness Insider’s System 2.0 so I can step up my game and accomplish my dream of playing D1 college basketball. I’m already training daily. On days when I don’t get up at 6 in the morning and go work on my Prolific shooting program, I’m watching film of old games learning a lot from the NBA greats. So as you can see, I would much benefit from your new quickness program.

Thanks,
Noah

Rajat Desikan

October 7, 2010

Hi Alex
I have been following your advice on exercises and drills for quickness and conditioning. I am a 21 year old post-grad student in Bangalore, India; who coaches a local soccer team in my free time. The team is composed of kids below 16 years, all below the poverty line, and so they cannot afford to attend private schools. The facilities offered in the government school they attend are horrendous. The playground in their school is actually used as a parking space, and the physical instructor is a local politician who doesn’t give a damn towards students. So I wanted to help them out because they are all immensely talented kids who would do well with the proper guidance. The ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation of India) is hosting an under 18 soccer tournament in April 2011. The winners and some excellent individual performers will be given a scholarship and a seat in the NSA (national sports academy, Pune). I want my team to attend this event and win…The problem is that I have no experience whatsoever in professional athletic training. So, I want to use a professional program like your truth about quickness insider’s system. Since I am only a student, my stipend every month translated into dollars is like around 35 $, but still, even if I don’t get the free copy, I am willing to save and eventually buy a copy because I am impressed by the testimonials in this site. However, I do hope that I can the free system so that I can put it to use immediately and train my little champs…yours sincerely

collin

October 7, 2010

I am in eighth grade and have just recently started using Jacob Hiller’s jump manual. I am very slow but super tall (6’5″). This would fit right into my workouts for the jump manual and give ,e that speed that I’ve always dreamed of.

Will Thomas

October 7, 2010

Hi Alex,
I was linked to your site from an awesome organization named IYCA. I have been very intrigued by the TAQ 2.0 teaser videos you have distributed over the last week. I am no longer a player, but my two daughters both play soccer for a local travel club. I have noticed an emphasis on speed training for some of the older teams in the club (U-13 and up). Most of the training I have seen has been with small hurdles and ladders. Your emphasis on non-linear training makes a whole lot of sense. I have been curious to find a easily teachable program that I can start with my daughters and hopefully if it is successful incorporate it with the rest of the team. My oldest daughter is playing with a U-11 team and I think it could be very beneficial based on the little I’ve seen. My assumption up to this point has been that the TAQ 2.0 can be used for kids in the 10 year old range. If my assumption is correct, I would be very excited to put the system to work and see what kind of results we can achieve.

Thanks for the opportunity to win a free copy.

Will T.

Rami Lejmi

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex! The reason I need this product: I’m 4’3″ (160cm), 14 years old, and not really gifted with athletic skills.. I’ve tried joining a basketball team here a few years ago, but I quit, because the coach told me that I’m not of use, and I should come back when I grow and gain some speed and accuracy. The players weren’t very welcoming either. But enough about that :D So the reason I need this program is, that I think this would provide me the confidence and skills (quickness) to join a team, and hopefully one day outperform them (:
Thank you! :)

Herbert Williams

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
this Herbert Williams currently residing in the Turks and Caicos (in the Caribbean just below Bahamas) I watched the TAQ 2.0 videos and they just made so much sense to me. Im 18 and just finished college I want to go to university in the UK and play on the team for my school. I played for my high school team but was always the slowest especially when we did suicides (which is linear training and wrong if i understand you correctly) I am not currently on any team but doing independent training I want to join one of the night leagues here but I am not as big as any of 20-30somethings out there. I found however that if i where faster I would be able to play them. I loved your tips and all, but they were a major teaser once I found out I could unleash some serious speed even though Im technically not born fast, (your video showed me that doesn’t matter) I had get more info and since your giving a couple away for free I would love one. So I would like to get the full pack so I could really get some speed going and I found that it would help my dunking skills too so thats an extra plus (quickness x strength = Explosion) any way thats my reason, thanks for taking the time to read this and create an amazing programme for everyone.
p.s. all the best to you I know your gonna get a ton of sales anyway

-Herbz

Willie Folks

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a 6′, 12 year old, football and basketball player from Maryland. I am not blessed with natural quickness and speed. One of my goals in life is to be an all around athelete and work to get to the pro-level. I have done some speed and agility training prior and believe that TAQ 2.0 would really be the program for me to excel as I grow and get ready for the next level. I have witnessed as a player and spectator of how speed and quickness affects play and how you struggle from not having it. I want to be that dominate player TAQ 2.0 would create and be another example of how a quality workout with a quality training program will make the “Tortoise quicker than the Hare.” I really would like to win a copy, so I can get started. Thanks.

Megan

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex

I am a 15 girl and desperately need this system now.
I have just completed a soccer season with lots of strength and speed endurance work this gives me a good base to start explosive speed work. I do not have an athletic coach, but are very self motivated and need your system to obtain my short term goal of winning the junior 100m and 200m at our National High School Champs in December. I need to take about 0.6 off my 100m time. This will help my application when I apply for a college athletic scholarship in the USA. Please send me your system to help me reach my goals.

Thank-you for considering me

Megan

Ira

October 8, 2010

This program is right for me because it gives me some extra techniques and drills to add to my workouts, that I’m unaware of.You can never know enough and I’m a sponge who sucks up everything training wise.I can sit here and tell you a tragic story of failure,redemption and triumph to win the free copy,but I won’t.I’m a 23 yr old who feels his window of opportunity is closing and just want the best possible chances at maximizing my potential at success in basketball.I want to be remembered and becoming great gets you remembered.Alex with your help,I can leave an lasting impression on the athletic world.Now is my time,I’m ready.

Abraham Falls

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I need the truth about quickness so i can take my game to the next level. I’m currently a grade 10 and i’m going to be playing on the Sr. team (varsity) this year cause the coach thinks i’m good enough, and i am. I can shoot, rebound, and block shots. but the 1 thing that seperates me from the other players is my speed. i always feel like i’m just 1 gear lower than the rest of them, and everytime i try to drive in i get stripped, or i loose the ball. It’s so embarrassing and i want it to stop. Even if i don’t win i’m still gonna put the principles you’ve already taught me into action and work my butt off! Don’t get me wrong i still wanna win. but if i don’t it’s not the end of the world for me cause i know how good i am and i know how good i can be! and i’m gonna keep working until i get there! and if winning/getting this program is the way to get there then so be it!

I also just wanted to thank you for everything you’ve already taught me Alex! Your a tank!

Tyrone

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I have been in the industry for 6 years now! And you know just well as I do that education is key! So add 2.0 to saq library would be a bonus. I started my business last year 2009 and the bulk of my business has been general population. However going into 2010 I’ve been putting all my marketing efforts towards athletes! Training athletes has always been my passion being a former one myself, playing at every level imaginable! However that’s not going to give me the edge when training my athletes. Though I have acquired certifications NASM certified, PES and CES certified I read all the blogs forums and anything that will help me grow as a professional. There is nothing better then adding more tools to your tool box. Also it would to be good just to here your perspective on saq training. So in short thanks for sending my new free copy of 2.0. Lol! Thanks champ looking forward to seeing what you have to offer!

Tyrone
Q6 Fitness and Performance

Yaoqin Hong

October 8, 2010

Alex:

I am currently involved both muay thai and BJJ, and planned to get into MMA. I have been trying out polyometrics methods been described by many others, including Mark Hatmaker, somehow I had rarely gained much speed, but instead, endurance.

I have made several modifications to my training schedules after I subscribed to your emails, and I feel that I do became quicker. I wish to known more of your training methods, so to improve myself within the game.

Thanks.

Andres

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex

My names Andres and I am in the 11th grade. I deserve the copy of Your product beacause I’ve been following you and telling friends how your videos have helped me. Also, I’ve never been very fast and since my sport is soccer you need speed that I need to adquire and I hope your product can give it too me. Next, I deserve this magnificent program because I’m pretty talented with the ball but I’ve gott cut my 9th grade year for being to slow and last year I made the team but sadly I was bench most of the season once again for my speed but thanks to this program I can Now this year make varsity which is what I need I want to go on and atleast play starter in high school varsity then play starter college soccer. Please Alex I NEED YOUR PROGRAM really bad even though I’m more talented with the ball than my friends they still get playing time cause of my slow acceleration I need that boost and with your help I can achieve greatness. THIS WHY I NEED YOUR PRODUCT “I REALLY REALLY NEED IT PLEASE CONSIDER ME FOR YOUR PRODUCT”

Thanks Alex.

sidney

October 8, 2010

We are a small DIII school in the heart of NYC. The variety that is offered in 2.0 fits into our workout plans. We are unable to get to a track on most days and have limited space to train. We are also a commuter school which forces us to vary times of workout. The 2.0 system alows use to use the space that we have available and minimal time allocated to get a lot of work done.

Kester Taylor

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, I am a speed and agility coach and I’ve got to tell you, you’re on to something my friend. I am in total agreement with your philosophy about speed and quickness. It’s for that reason I would like a copy of TAQ 2.0 because I’d like to promote and teach your protocol of quickness workouts.

I am now heading into my so-called “middle age” and I’ve got to tell you I’m still quicker than a lot of athletes 20 years my junior. I’ve always pride myself in my ability to out quick and out run my opponents. It has given me a significant advantage throughout my entire athletic career but the few times I competed against someone that was quicker than me, it sucked. However, I got to see and feel the frustration of what it’s like not to be able to get to the ball first or the have someone blow by me before I can even flinch. I know your program won’t make the people that use it faster than the kids that were blessed with God given quickness but it will definitely shorten the gap and give the slower kids a fighting chance. If you’re kind enough to give me a copy of your TAQ 2.0 I vow to use it to transform the kids that come to me for help with their speed and quickness. I will also promote your product as the primary tool for achieving this kind of quickness

cj

October 8, 2010

Alex,

with the occupation which I am in I would think this workout will be good for me. It has everything from speed, to power, and even balance. And in my job I really need it. Because it can be the different between life and death. By the way I didn’t mention that I am a firefighter.

Thanks
CJ

Stanley

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I’m 16 and i just played basketball for 2 and a half years. Compared to my friends, they been playing since they were kids. I been struggling to get to the same level as them. Since then, i made progress.BUT, i lack quickness and explosiveness. i’m always very slow.I always work harder than my friends. They like to slack during training but they are still quicker and more explosive than me. There was even once during my training, i was wondering why i was still so slow, i started to blame my hormones…I got many tips from my friends and the internet but nothing worked for me… Sure i can shoot 3 pointers but i can’t shoot if im not open. When joining competitions, my coach always leave me out of it. Next year is my last year in high school and i want to IMPROVE dramatically so i can at least play against the best. I played a 5on5 practice game with our national team and i tried shooting 4 3 pointers and got blocked 4 times in 10 minutes -.- F.Y.I they weren’t even trying. So… i want to improve!! I think TAQ is the program for me. The program that will improve me!

Bert Elmqvist

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a 51 year veteran athlete from sweden who constant seeks new challenges. I’ve never been a fast guy not even in my youth, so last year my goal was to place atleast third in some competition. The result were good (I won the local championship in 400m)

Now, my goal is to be a really quick guy and your program TAQ 2.0 seems to be the perfect accompany for that reason.

Thanks,
Bert

Vileni Flores

October 8, 2010

I’m 16 years old. I am a volleyball playing Libero. At only 5’0 tall I need all the edge I can get to cover more ground on the court. Get to the ball faster. I am banking on my volleyball skills to get me into college. Being an underpriviliged kid from a low income family is not easy. Quickness Chronicles I feel will give me the edge I need that will change my future.

Chris

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I am a 17 year old senior volleyball player on the Mens varsity team at St. Francis. Now I know that mens volleyball gets a little bit of a bad rap. But I am here to prove to you that this sport contains aspects and fundamentals that are critical in terms of being quick and speedy. Oh, and it is definately a
NON-LINEAR sport. For example, say I am in the back row and the serve comes towards me but at a little bit of angle. This means I would need to either shuffle to where the ball will go or dive to the ball if it drops alot. In order for me to pass the ball and then get to the spot where I need to start my approach to hit the ball, I need to be up off the ground and over to the left or right(depending on where I am relative to the net) in less than two seconds. My approach line that I’m supposed to follow is about ten feet away from where I pass. Therefore, I need to be up off my chest (onto my feet) and over to the left or right (10 feet) in less than 2 seconds. In order to do that, I need to be very quick and explosive. Another example. Say I am getting ready to block and the opponents setter sets the ball to whom I am supposed to block. I need to react to that set by cross stepping to that hitter and getting up as high as I can in order to prove to him that I can block the crap out of him. In the occasion that he does hit around my hands, I need to turn around (as soon as I land) and get back to that approach line which is about 12 feet from the net. And once I get there, I have to turn back around and explode towards the net and get up as high as I can so I can bash the ball over the opponents block. Basically, in this example, I have to be stationary, explode left, explode down, explode back up (as relative to an X and Y graph with the X axis as the net) and then jump at my max. In short, This process requires alot of explosiveness, quickness, and speed and with the Truth About Quickness 2.0, I believe I can make this process become much more responsive and quick, which in turn will create a much more comfortable and successful motion. With this comfortability and explosiveness, I will have a better chance of being recruited to a Division 1 mens volleyball program. I hope you consider me as a choice and give me a chance to prove that I will be comitted to gaining everything that the Truth About Quickness 2.0 has to offer

Thanks,
Chris

Ryan Gill

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I started getting some looks from coaches my junior year in high school. However, senior year playing basketball, I was heavy (224lbs.) having just finished football season, my mother was in-and-out of the hospital (we spent Christmas in the intensive care unit), and it affected my play on the basketball court. My coach saw I was struggling, and he benched me. All the schools that were looking at me stopped calling. I ended up walking on to a DIII team. My goal was to always play DI. I have worked hard to lose 45 lbs over the past three years, but still have had bad luck. I had both foot surgery and knee surgery putting me on the sideline last year with a redshirt. This year, I am back playing, but have lost that quick first step. My vertical has suffered most of all. I have been doing the drills from the three videos you sent out, but it only leaves me wishing for the complete workouts. I am hoping to get a starting spot, but there are a lot of people challenging me. I am ready to be the athlete I know I can be. With the 2.0 system, I know that I can distance myself and put myself in a place to be great. I hope you can see how hard I have worked the past few years. I am ready for this hard work to pay off.

Yamaan Farhat

October 8, 2010

Greetings Alex and thanks for giving us the opportunity to be able to take what you are giving us and allowing us to do the real deal. Currently I am in my senior year and life is full of study for me. I have my SAT’s coming up, and constant quizzes and tests every week. Plus i have to get high marks to earn a scholarship to college. Originally I had purchased the Jump Manual from Jacob, but I do not have the time to access the gym to do long workouts of about 2 hours. My initial plan was to start his program next year at the start of college for me, but if i can get it done this year using your program, then time is very precious and i need to get busy. I need a small quick program, like yours, which allows me to do the workouts in a small amount of time, say 30-45 minutes. Simply the amount of study is overwhelming to even go to the gym, plus i can’t drive, i have to walk there. So if your program has the ability to get me to do the workouts in the space of 30-45 minutes, and that it doesn’t require the gym really, then this is the program for me. Thanks for listening coach.

Yamaan.

Yuyu

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’ve been playing basketball since I was 4, I worked hard all these years to become a better baller. I worked on my shot, ball handlings skills, and even my vertical jump. But something was missing. I wasn’t getting better. On the summer of 2009, I realized that I didn’t have enough quickness. I could run a straight line pretty fast, but I wasn’t a quick basketball player. I bought a couple of programs and tried them out, but none of them seamed to give me the results I wanted. After that, I decided to train by myself. I did some jump roping early in the morning and even ran 10 laps around my school every day. I did that for a full year, and I still didn’t get the speed and quickness I wanted. I didn’t know I was training the wrong way all my life!! But I felt quite lucky after I saw your program. After you told me about nonlinear speed training, I head outside and did the cns program and the three exercises you gave me. That alone made me add 9 points to my scoring average. Everything you said made sense to me. So I’m very excited to get your whole program!! I’m just one step from getting a scholarship, and I know this program will help a lot for me. After all the time I wasted time spending money on useless programs that just made me run laps everyday and working my butt off for a whole year, I will work hard no matter what to get more quickness. And also to learn the correct way to train for speed, I need the TAQ 2.0 program.
Thanks,
Yuyu

Aly

October 8, 2010

Hello Sir,
Hello Sir,
I sprint and am starting to see more quickness in my times. To help in producing even quicker times, I want to give your program a try. I really think it will be able to help me improve with being a quicker athlete and so forth.
I would be VERY thankful if you would pick me for this giveaway.

Thank you so much for giving me this chance to improve even more in something I love doing!
~Aly

Bobby G

October 8, 2010

Alex,

The need for quickness doesn’t diminish with age and I hope your system can help me prove that to be the case. I am a 50-yr old sprinter who’s pursuing gold at the 2011 National Senior Games in Houston, TX next June as well as at the World Masters Track & Field Championships in Sacramento, CA next July. As far as the Senior Games, I have qualified for both the 100m and 200m dashes but I’m no where near where I’d like to be. Part of that has been due to injury but another part has been due to not having an effective system to catapult my performance to the next, ok well, the next-after-next level.

I firmly believe, from the few things I’ve seen thus far, that TAQ 2.0 will empower me to be successful. It’ll be like having a “secret weapon” that “everyday sprinters” like myself, can use to stand out in the field and be more than competitive.

Thanks for this opportunity,
BobbyG:)

Chad

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I’m a varsity basketball coach and responsible for many student athletes. I’m always looking for ways to improve my program. I believe we are an athletic team, at the varsity level. I just want something to give us that extra edge and a program the younger kids can use as well. I would love to compare this program and the results to what we’ve done in the past! Thank you for your consideration and all of your hard work!

BA

October 8, 2010

Well………I’m 34 and feel old as hell. I’m not currently competing in any sports but plan on getting back in to some competitive arenas. I really just want to do it for myself to prove I can get back some of my quickness and athleticism…….and show some of the younger guys I can still do it. I think it would be an amazing addition to my current training.
BA

Auston Marineau

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a freshman at a college north of chicago and I am currently a goalkeeper on the college soccer team. I hung up my football cleats after my sophmore year of high school just because I wanted to focus solely on soccer.After this season I am going to try to walk-on to the football team. I am 6’0 and have an above average vertical. The reason for my transition is the recent death of my dad, who was a record breaking reciever on the football team here, and he passed away a couple of weeks ago in a car accident. I want to be on this team but something that has always been a flaw is my lack of speed and quickness. Your program would fit me perfect because after wathcing you tutorial videos I know that you really know your stuff and I know that I will put in the time and effort to get there, but I just needyour guidance and through your program I know I cna properly get that. I believe that I have alot to play for and I am really hoping that you can help me out and give me the speed to succeed and to fight for what I believe in and hopefully if all goes well I can finish on the same level as my dad, because to me that would be a dream come true for both me and him. By the way Im not trying to play the sympathy card, I just really want this program and I just want to get to where I know I belong.

myles

October 8, 2010

hi alex
i am a 14 year old baller from london.
well i really do need this system because i started basketball at only 13. i am now 14 and have worked so hard that i am competing with the top players at my club. the only reason i could do this was waking up at 5.15 in the morning and going outside to practice shooting and handling drills for and hour and a half. I would have practice at school come home do my homework and then go and practice from 8 untill 10. this would make me very tired for a days work of school but i still kept up my grades. this sysytem would repay all of my hard work an i would finally show people that i was working for something. with this speed i would now be able to run the point to a great standard and have my club winning something.
please dont let me down
Myles.

Jay

October 8, 2010

Unfortunately, I don’t think I can answer the question :(

However, I do want to increase my quickness and become a more explosive player. Offensively, I need a quick first step to past defenders. Defensively, I need faster reaction and quickness to follow my man and stay in FRONT of him. (It sucks watching them blow past, you turn, and all you see is that they’re going up for an uncontested layup.)

I even had a nickname called “slow motion” for awhile in high school since my movements were so slow. Does that sound like you back then, Alex?

bobby

October 8, 2010

Hey alex!

Like taylor and some other people outside, I was born with a slow CNS. Im 13 and from singapore. I have done your free training and the quickness chronicles too. TAQ is the program thats for me as i believe that i will become quicker and faster with it. I know that TAQ works is because it uses science and like other jumping program, they also use science. Im not afraid to take hardship and im willing to sacrifice time to use TAQ 2.0. My shuttle run is average. I always wanted to take my game to the next level. I always wanted to be quick and fast. If i want to crossover or fast break, SPEED KILLS THEM ALL. Im currently playing the center, 5’8″, 51kg. I once asked my coach how to i jump higher and run faster, he told me to run suicides and sprints. But he didnt gave me detailed information. I tried it for a month everyday after school. I did see improvements but not drastic. I believe that TAQ 2.0 is for me. If there is any reason why i didnt win, pls let me know. Thanks!

Bobby

Mandeep Singh

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I am from India and as you know we are not really known for basketball. But i am a devoted player man,u see whenever we have a game i can drive i can shoot and i can rebound but when it comes to fast break or defense everyone just blows right past me i am 19 years old and am working as hard as i can to improve myself. I follow your quickness chronicles and it is really helpful but getting the TAQ system will make me just unstoppable in my competition.

PS i know you said leave the finances out but here`s the thing all money i had i used it in buying Luke Lowery `s double your vertical jump program so now neither do i have any money nor will ma parents lend me some.

Hope u consider me worthy

Dylan Carroll

October 8, 2010

Dear Mr. Alex

I am a 12 year old basketball kid who wants to improve my game and get on my school team. I am big and tall for my age but my club coaches describe me as slow motion. We get a lot of instruction in dribbling, passing, shooting, and team play but not much on quickness. I am a good student and learn quickly. I have tried your free exercises and would like to learn more. I would like to show all my team mates how I have improved using your training. Thank you for your help.

Dylan

kevin charles

October 8, 2010

What’s up alex I’m 26 years old and I’m planning on play football at a JC.basically long story short I was a really good db/wr broke my leg my senior year and missed the whole season. I end up going to a jc and ran track. Did pretty good but money was tight so I left and started to work in a warehouse. Well due to recession a lot of workers including me got layed of. Well this was my excuse to go back to school so I went to spring football practice 2010 at the same JC and I was doing pretty good. I’m a smaller wr/ rb about 5’8 165 but I was killing the defenders on the deep routes. The only problem is my short routes:the curls, stops were not so good .. I don’t have good quickness and I know being just fast can only get me so far and I want to be a complete wr. So I watched ur videos and I added the exercises you shown on the videos in with the wrkouts I do with the jumpmanuel. Oh yeah I’m obsessed with increasing vertical.I have a legitimate standing 36 1/2 inch tested by a coach.tryin to get to 40. Well anyways I couldn’t play this year due to credit issues from back in the day but I’m geting ready for next year and I want to get rid of weaknesses and I know your program can do that. Well I’m tryin to show them youngsters I can take they spot at 26 yrs old. Well if I win I win if not I’ll get it anyway becuase I love learning diffrent training methods. Oh yeah look out for that” kevin charles” dunk video on youtube. Show um how the short people get up

Thks alex
Ya boy kevin “voe city” charles

Nayef

October 8, 2010

Hey there Alex. As a basketball player, life has been rough for me. I’ve entered into basketball late at the age of 14, and now at the age of 16, I’ve made it a goal to reach the NBA and get a college scholarship along the way. My basketball skills aren’t where I want them to be. My dribbling, shooting, passing, vertical jump are not where I want them to be. Some people may wonder, if I’m not able to execute those skills, then how will I ever become an effective basketball player? I will become an effective basketball player simply because of two things:

1. I work extremely hard on my goals and plans.
2. I have only two years before I reach college basketball, so the pressure is on.

The #1 weakness that I have, though, is quickness. When I was young and lively, I had no problem with quickness. I could play a game of tag for a whole lunchtime at school without blinking an eye [no one would touch me]. Now, my quickness has gone down considerably and this has made basketball a great challenge for me. I know that if I can bring it can back up to that elite level, then my basketball potential will be LIMITLESS. Also, if I can get my quickness back to a high level, then I know that all the other areas of my game will open up and I will be able to realize my true basketball potential.

Gordon

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex
I am a Phys Ed teacher and we are about to start our athletics program for the year in Perth, Western Australia. We are in the process of developing a sprint training program for our students aged 12-15. We are intending to get the students to be competing competitively at a state level early next year. We have purchased your first release only recently, and feel that the 2nd release with the updated information will further enhance our student’s performances. We are trying also to do things a little differently than the standard sprint training programs that exist and have also made use of Latif Thomas’s (Athletes’ Acceleration) Complete Speed Program 2, and Mike Boyle’s Functional Strength Coach Vol 3 . With the combined programs we feel that we will be able to show to others that this is the way to go to make athletes really fast and that we will be able to attract more athletes to our program. We realise too that being fast is not just about running. Life is more than that. Being quick can be learnt and we want to be able to teach these students how to get quicker with your great ideas.

Tanner Gers

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I was an athlete my entire life, even playing Lacrosse at the collegiate level, but in 2004 I was in a terrible auto accident that has left me totally blind. I can’t see anything (no light, just black). I am not asking for a copy of TAQ 2.0 because I am a blind washed-up athlete.

I am PLEEDING you for a copy of TAQ 2.0 so I can lead by example, get quicker, get faster and help my blind baseball team win the 2011 Beep Baseball World Series. I know its crazy, blind people playing baseball, but its true! (Google my name and you will see me playing beepball)

I know I can be faster, plus my team is looking to me, Offensive All-Star Team honoree and as the fastest teammate, to bring the speed training goods to them. Please provide me the necessary tool, TAQ 2.0, to lead and bring an entire baseball team to a higher level of athleticism, to reach freaky fast speed and to bring home the trophy.
Thanks

Tanner Gers

Marty davis

October 8, 2010

Having played and coached rugby for many years, I have always been disappointed by the speed programmes that have been available which all work towards top speed, when we rarely reach that top end speed during a game. I have been ignorant on the specific requirements for a non linear sport as rugby certainly is. I have tried the exercises this week with my teams and it is obvious that this will benefit EVERY ONE of them, plus they enjoy it.
What better reason could there be.

Emma

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex and Kelly,
I’m 19 yrs old and live in Australia. I’ve been playing basketball since I was 4 yrs old. It is my passion in life, I couldn’t imagine life without it!! I made a couple of state teams a few years back, but since have been set back by knee trouble. Now I’m on my way back to where I was. I was even asked to join a team at a Canadian university last year. The only downside is they have no scholarships for international athletes. It has always been my dream to play in the states so I knew I had to improve my game so I’d have a shot at making it to the other side of the world with a scholarship, and let me tell you I have been working my butt off ever since! But I’m missing something… I’m a pretty good defender with a killer jump shot but I’m missing that extra speed and agility to move me into the league of elite players. That’s when I stumbled upon this program. It made so much sense, I knew this could be what separates me from the rest of the field. Like you said with Steve Nash, he went from bench warmer to MVP by increasing his quickness. I lost some of mine due to injury and I just know having this program would do amazing things for my game and possibly make this dream of mine come true.

Cheers,
Emma

Larry Van Gundy

October 8, 2010

Alex and Kelly this program is not so much for me, but for the 26 Pee Wee football players I coach who are so enthusiastic to learn something new every day. After much research I feel you have a program that even 8 to 10 year olds can do without doing any damage to there systems. That is what is important to myself and the other coaches. At this stage in their development these kids still ask questions about how they can get faster and quicker. And we have already been teaching them non-linear drills without even knowing. It’s nice to know we’re heading in the right direction. It would be good to know how to run all the drills correctly so the kid’s learn proper technique. They are so happy when they make any type of improvement.

Thank you both for your time.

Coach Van

Joseph Chapman

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am a 5′ 9″ athlete that is trying real hard to to get his game up to advanced standards. I want this program because as you said in one of your videos, the main thing coaches look for in an athlete is speed and quickness. I am currently on your quickness chronicles program as well as the cns priming effect workout. I am on my third week and i can feel some big improvements in my overall movements so thanks for that. I have been watching most of your vids as well as kelly’s and i believe you guys have found the secret to speed and quickness. I came to this conclusion by just hearing what you had to say and it all made sense; it was also very entertaining and educational for me. I had a list with 15 programs I was planning on getting luckily after reading about a ton of programs I finally read and listened to yours. After this I have been following up on advice and tips from you and Kelly which has been very helpful to me, I really appreciate it. I just want to say thank you for opening my eyes to see what stepping your game up is all about and I hope to see the release of more products from you guys.

Sundance Hsu

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’ve been playing basketball for years and now I play for my school. My friends say that I play good enough already but i really don’t think so. The team i play for only practices once a week but me, I practice whenever I can. I have a lot of weaknesses and one of the biggest is speed. I am never fast enough when I do a crossover or when I’m defending or when I’m really late for school. Nobody has actually taught me how to play basketball, I learned from watching games and I kinda copy their movements. Everyday I ride my bike for 30 minutes just to play basketball and then when I start playing, i can’t stop. Sometimes my parents call me saying if I don’t go home now, they won’t let me play tomorrow. My parents say education is the most important thing if you
want a good future, they’re right but I don’t care, I’m happy as long as I can play basketball. When I play basketball, I often see people with height, speed and jumping power but they don’t practice enough, in fact I only see them there once a month or something(maybe I’m exaggerating a little bit but still) It really makes me mad to see people like that, so I really want to be faster, jump higher and grow taller( I’m only 5’5 and in 9th grade) When i dream at night, it’s usually about basketball, and one day i’d like to play against the best players in the world.

Thanks

(this sounds like a speech)

Stephen

October 8, 2010

Alex,
Simply, I want this TAQ 2.0 System because I am a 60 year old (61 Dec. 30) Type 1 Insulin Dependent Diabetic for 49 years and want to continue to influence all those I come into contact with as to how I am an example of how one can live an awesome healthful life with what so many would consider all kinds of things going against you.
Age and a chronic condition are no excuse for this guy.
I can certainly Pay It Forward with this kind of knowledge you would provide me and help me to live to be a centenarian.
I train like an athlete and will consider myself an athlete for all my life.
Thank you.

Ones Marin Mihai

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, the reason this would prove really useful to me is the following: I’ve been playing sports since I was 4 years old; mostly I’ve played soccer volleyball and softball and now I wish to start playing basketball; sports was my only real way of making friends because in primary and middle school i was bullied and was a weakling so sports was the only real way i could make friends or have a dream; I’ve managed to do that in soccer, i became really good at it and managed to get an okay linear speed 50m in 5.5 seconds; I trained by myself did my workout by myself I taught myself and invented new tricks and was outside training my skills day after day no matter if it was warm snowy or rainy outside; because of my training and my nutrition my knees have become really weak and they hurt from time to time and it takes longer to recover them; I will be 22 this November and these will probably be my last years of playing any sports, I’ve also decided to start playing and learning basketball by myself; this program would prove really useful to me because it will get my body and knees in better shape improve my speed and non-linear movements and just help me do what I’ve loved doing since i was a little kid, go outside and just run, just run freely with no destination.

Daniel Hanrahan

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex

Im a freshman in college at a very competative basketball school, St. John’s University. I plan on trying to walk on and i could really use that edge. Im already very fast and athletic and i have a qucik step, but ive never played basketball on this level and could use all the help i can get to make this possible. St. John’s is also a top school for its soccer program and i also plan on trying out for the team too. I came out of my high school team with my coach not really ever giving me the playing time i deserved and earned on the basketball court. He never really helped me and didnt ever believe in my abilities as a player. I would really like to goback home and show him that he was wrong and prove to my old teammates that they can do it too.

Chiko Shire

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex,

Let me say a few things before I go into it.

Age= 15
Location= I live in England (London)
Height= 5″7
Position= point guard

Personally I believe all those above aspects that I stated above all have their own story to why I am going to win this competition, but I personally think none of them are really that irrelevant because everyone else went down that root. So just tell me where and when you are going to send it too me. I don’t deserve it more than the next guy, and he doesn’t deserve it more than me. However I know I am getting it. I’m not being cocky I just feel that if you don’t believe that your going to get something then you will never get it. My “champions mindset” is just so precise to be second guessing. Therefore I know a copy of this program will be coming my way.

Have a great life, and send me the program.
Thanks,

Chiko Shire

Branimir

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex and Kelly,

I’m writing you from Croatia. I’m 29 years old now and I used to play basketball in highschool and college. I used to dream about becoming a professional player and spent my entire days on the court, but being only 6’1 I knew if I had any chance of making it as a pro I would need to be lightning quick. I was so passionate about my dream that I litteraly destroyed myself by overtraining . After watching your video I’ve realized I was doomed for failure ’cause I was performing completely wrong exercises. Long story short, although I was quite talented, at 22 I ended up having an open surgery on my left knee due to a stress fracture on my left patella. The doctors’ prognosis was gloomy, they were not optimistical about me playing sports, but I went to the gym and worked my ass of. Weightlifiting using linear progression I got my muscles strong enough to return to sports. Rejuvunated by this success I tried using the same principles that got me stronger to once again chase my dream and get that needed quickness, but to no avail. Then I came accross your program and site. I know this is a cliche, but you will not find a harder- working athlete than me (it’s that overzealous work combined with wrong methods that got me into trouble in the first place).
Your program really seems well-structured and could be the ingredient I was missing!!

I would love to find out!!!
Sincerely

Branimir

riley humphreys

October 8, 2010

hey man i live in australia and im 16 this is important because im about to go into youth league witch is about one step away from n.b.l(thats like our n.b.a) so i will be playing american imports one guy ill be playing is 7’3 200kg hes a tank .im so slow my three leged dog out runs me. i am also doing the jump program. i have absolutley no athletic ability at all. im also a basketball referee im one step away from reffing youth league the one problem is i cant past the beep test i get up to 9 then i dont make it i gotta be able to make 11 so having this would be great for me in many ways

Chris Whitmire

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I want this system. I graduated high school this June and basketball is my passion. Unfortunately, I was never able to play in high school because i was too big and slow. I am around 5’11 210 lbs. That is quite an improvement from my 240 at the beginning of the summer. I’ve been working hard and am currently trying to make my college team as a walk on and this would give me the boost I need to get an edge over the competition. Thanks for the consideration!

Chris

Monkee

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex I counldn’t rightly say I deserve a free copy of TAQ insiders secrets 2, however, it would allow me to share this info with a whole host of budding athletes that I work with voluntarily in our community. I’m passionate about young people maximising their athletic ability both physically and mentally, and as an avid sports fan and coach have experienced and researched many different philosophies with regard to athletic development that I pass on on to the youth in our area with the aim of them improving their talent and confidence. I’ve been highly motivated by your findings and methods and after testing them on myself I’ve been presently surprised and invigorated to find out more…

Tim

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I really want a copy of your new program to increase my chances of making the Australian Schoolboys Rugby team in 2 years. I’m currently making regional rep teams but the coaches at the next level say I don’t have enough natural ability (read speed) to make the next level. They say in the next breath that my guts & determination are second to none & a great quality that can’t be coached but other kids are in front of me due to size & power. I know from reading your emails that speed can be taught & I want to prove that to these people.
My Dad took me to a sprint coach a few months ago when I asked him to & I have improved my straight line speed but I’m still not quick & I don’t believe that I did anything that will improve the athletic quickness which you talk about. Nobody down here seems to teach lateral speed drills outside of top level football teams so I don’t know what to do & would really appreciate your help.
Thanks,
Tim.

Adam O'Brien

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I’m currently 2 years into college at the ripe age of 21 and I slowly see my dreams of playing college ball slip away. Basketball is in my blood, just like you i share the same dream of playing ball in college and I have yet to give it up. I played 3 years of varsity in highschool always playing at the 4 or 5 position at 6’1. Coming from a tall family (father 6’8, mother 5’11) my father/coaches never taught me the ways of playing as a guard assuming that i would eventually grow to the likes of 6’6 and up. Well its been 3 years later and im still 6’1, good thing i took it upon myself to learn how to become an effective guard at the next level. All thats missing is a little “ups” and a little “kick” in my step. Mr. Hiller is already well on his way of helping me achieve one of my goals, but you and hiller can help me achieve my ultimate goal, the clock is against me but you have given me a boost of hope.

thanks,
Adam O.

Zharif Shariffudin

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I’m a 22 year old tennis player and after i graduate I plan to go on tours and play in tournaments. I really believe this system will help give me the extra edge to one-up all the other players. I’m confident in my skills but i don’t think it’s enough to compete but this system will help me keep up with the other more experienced athletes/tennis players on the circuit. plus, i think this system could help me impress the ladies with my quickness and how quick i can move, and do stuff like get them their favorite drink, and something like that. hope you take my submission into consideration, it could change the course of my future towards a higher level of Awesomeness.

thanks,
Zharif

Daniel

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a table tennis player who would like to be more explosive and have better co-ordination and quickness. This is something that has always held me back, I’m quite good but since I’ve always been on the tall side I got into the habit of not moving at all as I could get to the ball many times by just stretching. Of course in such a fast sport like table tennis that’s suicide,messes up both technique and recovery. and while I have managed quite successfully to get rid of that bad habit I still have some problems.
The first one is co-ordination, I find it hard to get back into an optimal position after a powerful strokes, and while i’m convinced that training the movement patterns will improve this i’m still interested in your insights.
The second and most tricky problem is explosiveness.While I’m pretty fast in a straight line, I find it very hard to make explosive foot movements and when I do my co-ordination is messed up, I even had some problems with the quickness chronicles at first in fact, I couldn’t keep up that intensity for a full set in days 1 and 3. Anyway I’m convinced that TAQ2.0 is the key I’ve been looking for, in a month of trying the Quickness Chronicles I’ve noticed some great improvements both in quickness and co-ordination, and I don’t think I’ve gotten anywhere near the most I could have out of the program too.

Thanks a lot for the killer information Alex

Ps. does TAQ2.0 contain any exercises for upper body explosiveness? That would be great for racket sports etc.
And would you reccommend trying the Quickness Chronicles again for a second month, I think I can get more from it but not sure as to wether that’s a good idea as the program was structured for one month only.

Thanks,
Daniel

Andy Porter

October 8, 2010

Hey, this is why you should consider giving me a copy, and i’m not going to lie about myself to get one.

Basically i’m an 18 year old american football player who’s from the UK. I’ve been playing for under a year as a wide receiver which obviously requires a lot of speed. I’m relatively fast, but i occasionally come across defensive backs which are not only faster than me, but are quicker than me too, which is a embarrassing. I need this program so i can go into a game, knowing i’m not going to be humiliated.

I’m very dedicated to what i set my mind too. E.g. I have Jacob Hiller’s Jump Manual because i used to play basketball in college for 2 years, and i didn’t miss a day of the program. I did this to prove to myself that i can go to extreme’s to achieve my goals. 

Also i have a few friend’s that are faster than me, and they don’t exercise, and when they beat me in race’s, they say things like ‘Andy how are you getting beat? You’re the athlete!’. I want to put a stop to this, and i believe the TAQ 2.0 is the one that will make it happen.

So whether you give me a free copy or not, i want you to know that you wont be wasting the TAQ 2.0 on me, because i wont stop training with it until i’m the fastest person i know.

Andy Porter

Peter Pesch

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex,

I am a 51 years old Dutchman, and I started sprinting last year. Last winter I won 3 bronze medals at our National Indoor Championships for my age group.
During this year, 3 *very* fast guys are turning 50, so I probably won’t be able to win any medals in the near future.

I need your program in order to challenge them in a couple of years (before I turn 55), so they will have a worthy opponent.

With kind regards,
Peter

Erik

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’ve always been a fanatic of basketball. I take my game so seriously I’d train for hours at a time in the gym. But somehow I’ve never been able to achieve the standards that I’ve always dream of. I’ve tried every method, exercise, trick and tip to get better but nothing worked.
Until by chance I stumbled upon your website. I was hooked instantaneously. I tried using the CNS warm up and was so impressed with the effects. My scoring average shot up immediately by almost 10 points! I knew then I had stumbled onto something great.
I watched all your videos on improving quickness and speed. You changed by entire mindset on how quickness should be trained. I always thought doing exercises like 40 yard dashes would be suffice, but after performing non linear training I improved tremendously. I never felt as light and fast ever. For the past few days I’ve been able to blow past defenders much easily and get to the rim better!
The state-level basketball tournaments are coming up soon and I need the necessary information to perform well. Last year my team crashed out but by being a quicker and faster player I want to give my team a better shot at winning this year. I believe that you are an amazing mentor with great information and I would LOVE to have the opportunity to win the free copy of The Truth About Quickness 2.0.
Sincerely, Erik.

Andrew

October 8, 2010

I want to be the fastest.
I want to be the most explosive.
I want to jump the highest.
I want to be the most skillful.
I want to be victorious.

I may not achieve these things, but..
I will train harder.
I will earn respect.
I will continue to grow.

Your system can help me change my wants to becoming something tangible.

ben

October 8, 2010

Unlike most, I am actually in my late 30′s and past my prime but I still ball with the guys at work who are much much younger, faster, and quicker than me. So that’s why I need access to your program at this point in my life that will put me at par or better than the younger ballers. My game is decent as it is… I hold my own but I know I can benefit from being quicker. I refuse to let my age get in the way of trying to improve my game. Thanks Alex!

Glenn

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, after watching your CNS primer, I’ve started to use it for my athletes and near athletes during our warm ups. After using it for the last 6 practices and games, there is a noticible difference from some of my less gifted players. I would love to see the rest and see what else we can get thme doing.

Brian Harrison

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex,
If you are reading this, then you already know. The house has been boarded up. The doors. The windows. Everything. We’re at the Comfort Inn. Room 112. I love you. (If you are a fan of the movie Old School then you will understand, but if you aren’t then I look kinda crazy right now) But, in all seriousness, I have always been a pretty athletic kid. I played football, basketball, and baseball in high school. (I am currently in my first semester of my freshman year in college) I was alright in both football and basketball, but in baseball I was good enough for a couple of colleges to look at me. The one area that they weren’t too impressed with was my speed. My glove was good and I had an above average bat, but they thought that I didn’t have enough range and I wasn’t a big enough threat on the base paths (I played shortstop so range was really important). Anyways, I have made a goal for myself to gain at least 40 pounds of muscle and get faster by baseball season, in hopes that I can try out for my college team and make it. I have gained over 5 pounds of muscle so far in just about a month so that is progressing nicely but I need something that will help improve my speed quickly and efficiently. That is where I think your program would work wonders for me, because they are quick workouts that don’t take a lot of time; I don’t have a lot of time because I am taking an EMT course that takes up a lot of time. I am really motivated because I love baseball, and I love training. I NEED access to this program because all the college coaches said I NEEDED to get faster. Well that is the reason I need The Truth About Quickness 2.0. I hope you consider me for the free copy.

With great love,
Brian

Michael

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I’m Michael, i’m already 32 years old, i don’t know if i would still qualify for your Program. But i’m tired of being slow and sloppy,coz in my Teenage years i use to Play Basketball and Table Tennis a lot, but i thought i was too slow and thus, made me think that i was weak for Sports compared to my Peers. So, I stop playing Sports. Until, in my Mid-20′s i met and feel in Love with Badminton. I even played in the Varsity but Quickness was the Problem. I mean in Basketball, I could Shoot and Dribble but Speed and Coordination was a Problem. While in Badminton, i could Smash and Drop Shots and everything, but i think, because of my slow pace i could not give my full power. But, because of my age i don’t know if you could still help me or i would still qualify for this give away.
But, Three (3) days ago, i played Badminton and used your CNS Priming i think something changed i am not sure though but i’ll try again tonight maybe i could confirm and tell you about it soon.

Best Regards.

Thomas Wilson

October 8, 2010

Alex,

This program is for my son. Who just turned 14. He joined the football team at a highly rated school and he’s playing wide receiver… The same position. That he played in pee wee Fb. The problem is he inherited my speed. And he’s not seeing the field right now .Your program. Is exactly what he needs to get on the field…

joseph

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I am a 45 year old masters athlete and a national coach. I competed at this years European champs and thanks to your speed chronicles, won three gold medals. I am now in training for the world championships in July 2011 but want to take my running to the next level. I need more blazing speed and my goal is to win three gold medals and to break the 100 and 200m world records for my age group but i need that blazing speed that i know i could get if i used the truth about quickness programme my young athletes aged 14 – 15 and presently junior internationals would also benefit greatly from such a fantastic programme.

John

October 8, 2010

Alex
I have 3 kids 7-14 who will benefit greatly from your program, I wished I had something like this available to me at their age!!!
Everybody here is worthy to win it based on their cmmitment,my only advantage is that it would be for all my 3 kids not just one.

Thank You

John

BJ

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex. I’m a collegiate football athlete and one of the main areas that I want to fix is my speed and quickness! I’ve ordered EVERY product and have seen MINIMAL results. I’M DESPERATE FOR SOMETHING THAT WORKS! I’m a good athlete, I start, but I WANT TO BE GREAT. Anything that can give me an edge I WANT IT (besides that steroids crap) and I BELIEVE THAT YOUR PRODUCT CAN GIVE ME THAT CERTAIN ENDGE! I’ve used your free workout AND IT’S AMAZING. I want to reach my FULL POTENTIAL, so please let me get there with your product!

Nate Tuatagaloa

October 8, 2010

What’s up Alex,

I am a 29 year old (who thinks is a good athlete) who plays in many rec leagues and is starting to train my nephews (ages 6-16). I thought I knew a lot because I played my fair share of different sports. Like you I wanted to better myself so I absorbed as much knowledge from many I knew that were involved in these sports in a professional or coaching level. I took what I thought was helpful and applied it to myself. I felt pretty good about the results. I did my research on it too. I saw your TAQ videos and was blown away with what you were saying. I put it to the test and you were right. I want to teach my next generation the right way. I am polynesian so we are just known for being big and strong. I want to add quick and fast to that list by using my nephews as eye openers. Thank you again. (brownie points – you’re pretty funny too I guess lol)

Gavin Downes

October 8, 2010

Have recently decided to get into coaching young kids so that when my son is old enough to start getting into sports I will have enough practical knowledge and experience to be a good coach for him. I spend alot of time on the net looking around for good sites that provide a wealth of knowledge on how to be quicker/faster because I believe that is a major factor in becoming competitive in the sporting arena. I was guided to this site from another site Athletes Acceleration (Latif Thomas) which I’ve been getting email updates from for the last few years. So thought that if he recommended your site it must be good, checked it out and thought your videos were great.

Matthew

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a 19 years old polish athlete that struggles in game which he loves so much… YES, it’s basketball ! I’m a 6′ shooting guard with a really good shooting ability, I’ve also got some handles but there’s a big problem. My defenders know I’m slow in slashing to the basket, they can easily defend my driving. It wouldn’t be that big problem, because i’m a shooter. It worked for me in my junior years, but the guys that are defending against me, are stronger and quicker now and they know I won’t drive to the basket so they guard me not to take my shot off easily, and I feel helpless about my game … I’m strongly depressed becouse I wanted to play pro in polish league but I just seem too slow for it ! i’m a good sprinter but I don’t have a first step. Your program would LITERALLY save my carrer and probably make me play professionally so I would be a happiest man in the world !

godwin

October 8, 2010

i would love to have access to this valuable information as im from south africa and i play basketball im 27 years old and im in very good shape but the only problem is i dont have speed which i really need ive tried all types of excercises and programs but yet im lacking speed im in desperate need of good ,reliable information that would skyrocket my need for speed,pls help??

David

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex! I’m David and I’m currently 14 years old. I’ve always been one of those guys who can run and run but the only problems is, I’m not that fast. I like playing basketball. Since I’m only 5’7.5, I would like to become lightning quick. If I’m able to get this program, I assure you that I’m going to work and follow every single thing written in this because I believe this can make me a better player. I’ve gone through several other programs, so you can be assured I’m not going to slack off. I want to be able to do my best and have no regret so I’m going to work my ass off to achieve my goal.

Mark Moharib

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’m 15 years old and live in Australia. Well, it’s like you said. Some people are born SUPER SPEEDY….. and some aren’t. Unfortunately, I wasn’t born a speed freak :-( . I have always been the slowest player on my basketball team.

I thought that I would be stuck with my body’s FRUSTRATINGLY SLOW movements forever. And then I came across your website and I immediately subscribed to your emails and a free copy of The Quickness Chronicles. This program helped me pick up my game very quickly (pun intended), not to mention the usefulness and informative-ness (umm, is that a word?) of your always funny emails.

But I still feel I have a long way to go in terms of my quickness. And I know that with the TAQ 2.0 program, I can reach the pinnacle of my speed and quickness, and then, USAIN BOLT won’t stand a chance. Only kidding about the Usain Bolt thing (non-lineal training for non-lineal sports, right?).

Anyways, I need access to this information because I don’t want to be “the slow guy” anymore. I want to have LIGHTNING-QUICK movements and ZOOM past the defence every time. I want to hear the crowd say “OOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!!!” every time I pull a WICKED-FAST move on my defender. I want the offense to not be able to get past me because I’m too QUICK for them. And I strongly believe that with the TAQ 2.0 program in my hands and a lot of hard work and commitment, I can make this happen.

Thankyou Alex. God Bless.

Nick Kilborn

October 8, 2010

G’day Alex,
How ya going mate. I’m a 32 year old father to be (twins coming in December) and i’ve had two knee reconstrutions and had a bout of ostitis pubis (groin related) and I still want to play Aussis rules and basketball and I’ve got a few nay sayers saying that i’m too old, too slow and past my prime, but I think this program of yours would be an absolute asset over the summer in the off season to get me in tip top shape and to stick it up all them young blokes and all them nay sayers, so if you see it in your heart to give an old fella a freash start to his sporting career I would be absolutly stoked.

Cheers mate, Nick Kilborn.

Ray B

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I operate a soccer school in the UK for kids who are less privileged than most.
Boys and girls from 10-16. I am serious about what I do, my aim is to get the kids to break the cycle of life that they find themselves in, its tough. We try to use the web to find an advantage, if you are the real deal and your program can make a difference, Bring it On and make it happen. Peace…

Olaf

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex! First: Please excuse my bad english, i am a german.
You wanna know, why i want to win the programm? I am a sports teacher in school and i train the youth of a german soccer club in athletics and speed. I know, that the kids today have very big problems with speed and agility and i think, that my experiences and your program can eliminate many of these problems, so that the kids will have a good evolution in all sports. Best regards, Olaf

Robert Hardy

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, I need this to keep up with my son. I’m a 47 yr old dad that’s out of shape and trying to get back into shape. My youngest son who is 7 is a bundle of energy. I’m not going to let him get to the point that video games are his alternative. I want to be able to keep up with him in all of his sports (he plays baseball, basketball and surfs). Please hook me up with your system, I NEED the boost of what your system has. Thank you, Robert

Nick

October 8, 2010

Alex I have a problem. My brain is quicker than my feet. This victimizes me in every game I play, particularly our first game of the season last Wednesday night. Despite quick thinking and execution, I stumbled over the ball all game. I penetrated well, but moved too slowly in the key for a finish or to find a good seam for a kick out, which as you know makes me turn over the ball like a big jerk! Help me speed up my feet so my mind can slow down and see the game at a composed pace. Thanks so much.

Dean J

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, Come early 2011 I have put myself out on the line as a coach to be the athlete and compete in the masters games for the first time. I’ve coached some champions, but I feel I need a coaching unit myself. I need that fresh perspective, I need to hear someone telling me ‘here’s the plan’. Mentally I feel it enhances the drive to be the student and to excel.
I want to feel what my students feel, I want to progress myself as a coach, and would be great to have you on board.

coach wilber

October 8, 2010

Alex I would love to have this information. I am only 25 but am in my 5th year of coaching track and field and I coach girls soccer at my high-school. I have gotten many training aides to try and figure out what is best for my kids
I believe your program can help me train these kids to be the best they could possibly be. A couple years ago my girls 4×1 finished in the top 11% in the nation. I hope that helps you believe that I put in countless hours learning what is best. I train many kids from other sports over winter time, so you would be helping almost an entire school. I also don’t take credit for workouts. I have told my kids that I have used complete speed training from latif thomas. So you would not have to worry about someone saying “yes I invented this workout.” Please could I get this!

Edgar

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, I’m a 14 year old basketball player. I’ve always been better with my ball handling and can shoot threes pretty well. These two aspects alone have been able to help me get into the basketball team. However, games are getting more and more quick paced. I can no longer hold my own against someone who is so much quicker and faster that me. I need to be faster and I’ve heard that many times from my coach. But no matter how many times I’ve tried finding information on how to get faster, how to just cut past my opponent within a matter of seconds and finish at the board, all the information I’ve gotten either don’t work or are simply ridiculous. I discovered TAQ and tried out some of the few exercises you gave out for free. I discovered how much of a difference there was and hence I believe this is one of the best programs out there, so I really want to get this program.

MARK

October 8, 2010

HEY ALEX

*****BEFORE YOU READ ON, PLEASE NOTE I WANT THIS PROGRAM MORE THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE****

ALL HAVE TO SAY IS I WANT TO LIVE THE LIFE I AM SUPPOSE TO LIVE, AND BASKETBALL IS A PART OF THIS LIFE. CURRENTLY I WORK AS A PERSONAL TRAINER, AND I KNOW THE IMPORTANCE OF TRAINING SMART. FROM THE LOOKS OF IT THIS PROGRAM IS PROBABLY THE SMARTEST WAY FOR ME TO TRAIN AT THIS TIME. I AM 32 NOW AND I AM NOT WILLING TO LET ANYMORE TIME PASS BY, WITHOUT GOING FOR MY DREAMS. NEXT YEAR I AM TRYING OUT FOR A SEMI PRO BALL TEAM, AND I HAVE TO BE MY BEST.

THANKS FOR READY AND GOOD LOOK WITH YOUR PROGRAM, YOU DESERVE WHATEVER SUCCESS IT BRINGS YOU ALEX….

OH AND TELL TAYLOR SEND ME A COPY OF HIS PROGRAM TOO LOL, THEN I’LL BE UNSTOPPABLE !!!!

Billy Blanks

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex,

My name is Billy. Im an eastern european immigant living in the Netherlands. My jumpshot is sweeter than that of any yugoslavian player that has ever played in the NBA. i dont need the truth about quickness for that. But, because of my immigrant status here, people think im up for no good. So i desperately need your program to run away and dodge bullets from the po-po like Neo did in the matrix.

O.. and giving the youngsters that i train better game is always a nice side-effect.

peace love and equality

Lucan Burge

October 8, 2010

My ambition in life is to be the best I can be, I am student from the UK that has been playing for semi-professional clubs for the last 4 years and now thinks it is his last shot at making it pro. The weakness I have is that I am just not fast enough and need to improve this to go to the next level. Your program is what I want and what I need to get there so please help me out.

Jake Stephens

October 8, 2010

I really want to play some college ball. I’ve increased my vertical 6 inches since April to about 37″. I’m 6’1″ and can do some pretty decent dunks but I feel I need to get quicker. I’ve gained 20 pounds of muscle in 6 months and i feel it’s slowed me a bit. Please help. I’m a junior in high school and i just dont want it to be over next year.

Stephen Freckleton

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

Gimme gimme plx

Tony Owens

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I am a volunteer boxing coach at Huyton Amateur Boxing Club based in Liverpool, England. I would love to integrate TAQ 2.0 into our boxing programme; without doubt a boxer needs quickness and agility, and clearly linear speed is not the answer to improve a boxers performance in terms of quickness as discussed in your video presentations.

Putting together quickness and agility drills within a programme can be difficult and time consuming, the transferring of your knowledge into our club maybe rewarding to both you and I.

Yours in sport,
Tony Owens.

david russell

October 8, 2010

All right Alex

I have just got my son into bmx racing last year and i just could not bring
my self to just stand on the side line and shout with the rest of the dads
and mums pedal pedal so i decided to have a go my self i am 43 so am
starting young. we both went to the british championships in cheddar
England it took us 7 hours to drive down from Scotland the boy did not bad in the age 7 and i done ok in the veterans reaching the quarter finals.
so i think if i was lucky enough to win it would be really good for me and my son
cheers mate..

Sappy

October 8, 2010

The reason I need this at this point of my life is that I want to be the most quickest player in my high school. I am determined and is the most hardworker in my country or at least in my area. I WANT SUCCESS! Unfortunately,I am unmotivated, I need to possess a champion’s mindset! I need to think positive everyday and every game. I need to have quick feet+glutes=speed. With TAQ, I will never fail in passing through my defenders and look at them getting crossed. I want others to look up to me and say “WOW! This guy has got superb speed! ” I want it , I dream for this everyday and i hope you will guide me through it. Thanks.

Michael

October 8, 2010

Alex, my 13 yr old son is just becoming excited about competitive soccer and he is playing on two teams this season. Both coaches admire his smartness on the field and willingness to play anywhere, however both have the same comment about his quickness – he needs to improve. I am not an athlete and have no idea how to help improve his quickness, but I came upon your site and watched the first couple of videos, I think the Truth About Fitness 2.0 would be the perfect gift that a father and son could share together.

Jeremy

October 8, 2010

Hey alex I could realy use this program because I’m pretty slow I’m always falling back and being made fun of.I’m a good stooges and some quickness would expose my shooting and help me create space.

rombani nyirenda

October 8, 2010

Alex,
Firstly get a thank you from your boy from Malawi, Central Africa for this initiative. Its good stuff. I started playing ball back in the 90s in high school. Played on a serious note in college now a teacher and coach player. I NEED this dvd cos yes I wanna be the best in our league (who wouldn’t?) but also to help me raise a generation of better ballers to put our country on the basketball map. Its always been Angola down here. I wanna be the basketball Obama in Africa.

Shawn Pallotti

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I coach 20 kids 10-13 in Futsal 5v5 indoor soccer with a small heavy salon ball. We practice 6 hours a week and games and 4 hours at home. I am creating a new training system for soccer technical skill and know these methods would fit into our system. After only a year playing the kids are destroying their “travel” counterparts. Our goal is to win the National Futsal Competition in 2011. This program might be extra something that helps that happen. Also I am a chiropractor and speaker and may add this to my platform with my clients and patients if I see it work on the team level with my kids. On a final note my son Josh falls into the catergory that you said you felt you were in. The Futsal has helped alot but I would love to see him really have a boost in this area of his game.

Wayne

October 8, 2010

As a track coach this DVD set will prove to be an invaluable asset to my program.

Joe Berne

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I’m a 40 year old martial arts practitioner (traditional karate) who’s trying to apply modern training methods to my art. I need to understand how to train for speed both to improve my own sparring ability and to help others stuck using 19th century training systems (not that they’re all bad) to improve theirs! I know your marketing focuses on ball sports athletes, but footspeed is critical to fighting as well.

mati afflalo

October 8, 2010

hi Alex

I’m 15 yrs old from Israel and its really hard for me to be anything on the court.
because I’m only 5’9 and everybody is taller than me so if i can be quick
that will give me an opportunity to help my team win right?
i tried a lot of these programs and each one of them had this contest and i haven’t won any of them.
I made my high-school team but thats only because my dad knows the coach.
And i want to prove to my coach that i am a good player and i don’t need my father to help in places.
please give me that opportunity.

Jeff Noreman

October 8, 2010

As a trainer of young athletes, I realize that I can help teach of hem prepare for the challenges before them. They may be good where they are now, but they will face faster and stronger athletes as they compete at higher levels.
Speed is such an integral part of succeeding in competitive athletics, so any advantage I can provide them will help them winning spots in the future. If they like what i integrate into my training, they will continue to work on their speed. They will realize the advantage it gives them to win.

jake

October 8, 2010

alright alex
this program is the perfect fit for me because i am in an important part of my basketball carrer and want to make it to the next level i want to get quicker becuase i am not born with that gift and know you can change that. I am so sluggish its actually pretty sad. Please help me! i will GUARANTEE THAT I WILL PUT THIS PROGRAM TO USE and work my but off to achieve this goal.
thanks
jake

Sarah Martin

October 8, 2010

I am currently volunteering as a coach to both college and adult womens rugby teams in my city. Due to years of poor training that led to a lack of cartilage in my knees, I am unable to play myself. In the last year, after properly rehabing my knees, I have made a commitment to teach young women how to train properly for sports in order to get better and prevent injuries. I’ve spent a lot of time reading and learning from Mike Robertson and Eric Cressey’s stuff to learn the strength and corrective side of things. What I lack is knowledge in how to teach speed and quickness properly. Using this program will allow me to help many women succeed in their sport and increase the length of time they are able to play.

mark boudreau

October 8, 2010

alex, i live in a small town and coach a travel girls soccer team and coach youth basketball in the winter our town is small and our teams have been known as the bad news bears . things have gotten better since i have implemented some of brian grasso of the iyca and latiff thomas speed training but i would like to learn more and bring our training a huge step foward thank you

ryan

October 8, 2010

alex my story is like any and all of these you have read thus far so i will not waste your time. looking forward to using your program with my athelets. thanks ryan.

Elizabeth Webber

October 8, 2010

Alex, I am Sophmore post player in A 1A school in Arkansas. I am 5’10″ and weigh around 180. Last summer my daddy and I worked with the Jump manual all summer long, I gained almost 6″ inches in my vertical and we recently bought the shooting program by Taylor Allen which has helped my shooting game tremendously, but at my size I get “beat” alot. Quickness is something my dad has been working with me on but I’m just not progressing like I think I should. We start playing games state wide in the next week so I hope to hear from u soon. Thanks Elizabeth

Steven

October 8, 2010

As a coach of predominatly tall and big U16 boys, I want to help them move quicker on their feet to help avoid the frustrations of fouling speedy players on defence, and to help them get to thier spots in offence before the oppositions defence. If the information seen thus far continues in the complete package of The Truth aobut Quickness 2, then the quickness of the players I coach will change…forever.

John from NJ

October 8, 2010

Alex,

This is simple. I am the conditioning coach for our local Junior football team and the one thing I have observed throughout my years as a youth coach is that kids today do not know how to run! They haven’t spent enough time outdoors playing to develop basic skills and strength. From my own conditioning experieinces I have put together a basic circuit training program for our kids (which happens to include some of your drills), but your program puts it all together! It is comprehensive, effective and does not require much equipment. I know our kids will improve dramatically once I fully implement your program. Thank you!

Ahmed

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex.
First of all i’ll intreduce my self, I’m Ahmed from Saudi Arabia, 6’1, 176lb, I play for a small club, and I play as a BIG MAN (power forward), yeah I know I’m 6’1 but Saudis guys is short, and i’m the tallest in my school and my club, so i’m a slow, I always thought that who is 6’1 or 6’2 is most be slow just like me, but when i see Derrick Rose who is my favorite player, is 6’3 and he is fast as hell, i thoght i’m tall but actually i’m short for a baller, so i think i have big chance to be faster, and i’m serious about that, btw i have the effective ball handling and i’m in weak 4 and i really see an improvment but i need that quickness to crossover guys, best regards – Ahmed.
P.S. : sorry for my bad English, I’m Saudi you know.

J

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex,

First of all,I really want to thank you to share the TRUTH about quickness and spped with all the athletes in the world.I used to train myself for 4,5 hours everyday(My team coach told me to train that long,and I suffered from back pain,leg injuries,etc.)Now I know if I want to increase my speed and overall quickness,I don’t need to train my endurance that much(I realized that from a 4-week workout sent by you),anda…I want this program because I really want to be successful.I’m5’11,but I wasn’t a great athlete,I am not the fastest among my teammates even I’m the smallest guy,teammates called me crap,bulky small dude,something like that.So I started to get information from the Internet to improve.So I found your website,and I know your program is .And I don’t just seach information to succeed,I took a part time job out of my busy school work to try to earn money to buy programs,books about 3 years ago(I spent thousands and thousands of dollars),but still,I didn’t get any results.What was worse was that I suffered from a lot of injuries,I almost had to end my school career.Finally I found your website,and I know it really helps me,you taught me how to train smart,not just train one aspect,because basketball is sport that involves both linear and non-linear speed.Now I know that I will definitely get faster and play like YOU(that’s my goal,btw)
So I really want this program.Thanks!

DJ

October 8, 2010

Alex,

i am a father of a 11 year old boy who plays football and wrestles. my son is ny far one of the slowest kids on the team he trys very hard each and every practice but is not making any ground up with the other kids. it is very hard for a father to try and answer the question of why am i so slow dad. The only answer i can give him is to keep trying hard and one day you wil be there. i feel if i could get this information i could really help my son become quicker and faster and maybe he will not get to the point that he wants to give up because he is slower than the others.

Thank you

Joe Gettman

October 8, 2010

Good Morning Alex!

I am SO glad Latif Thomas steered me in your direction. I have two sons, ages 8 (Ethan) and 10 (Noah), who play competitive soccer. In fact, both of their teams hire a speed and agility coach to work with them once a week. I MUST bring your program to not only my sons’ teams, but also to our soccer club and to our local athletic community. Speed, agility and power have never played such a vital role in sports as they do right now. In fact, you may never even be considered for a team unless you can pass very specific speed, quickness and agility tests! I don’t ever want a child to lose out on a opportunity because they simply didn’t have the speed and quickness. Especially, when these CAN be taught! Thank you so much for your consideration. Your partner in speed and quickness – Joe

Joe

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, I play for my high school team, and to reach the next level I feel like I need to become a whole lot quicker but I believe your program can do this for me and take me where I want to go. I am also considered a big man at my school at 6’1 so if I become quicker it would make me more of a perimeter player and more of a threat. Thank you.

steve gschwender

October 8, 2010

hey alex,
i am a second year head football coach and head of strength and conditioning at the school in which i competed/graduated. our athletic programs have been down for a few years and i am trying to rebuild not only the football program but all of them through strength training and speed training. it is hard to get the kids excited about a program that i know will benefit them on the court/field. the success of our kids is my foremost priority. we have more potential than any school, yet i see all of our athletes here underacheiving in sports. i need something they can get excited about that will also make a dramatic difference in their performance. it breaks my heart to see such potential unrealized. i also see coaches in other sports not training athletes the way they should. they do not know how to run and they are overtrained most of the time. with this program i could not only make a dramatic difference in the success of my football team, but also all of the sports at my school, as well as getting all of the athletic coaches using a speed program that works.
thanks
steve
head football/strength and conditioning

Paul

October 8, 2010

Alex, I am a 100% disabled Veteran from the Iraq War. I have alot of physical ailments but at the age of 40 I struggle with arthritis the most. I am a volunteer coach at our local middle school for the football and wrestling programs. My son and I have been using your free tutorials the past two weeks. Just in this time I have made huge improvements in my ability to walk without pain and my son has gone from a B player on the football team to a few steps behind our top A players in speed. The small little steps that you have provided free have made our lives alot better physically and athletically. I am really looking forward to how much improvement we make in the next few weeks of utilizing these techniques for our wrestling season. Football season ends in two weeks, so ourbiggest gains will be seen on the mat. I am not the only one that has seen these big gains. The other football coaches have seen the gains and I told them that my son and I have found a secret weapon. Once we see the full potental I told them I will share some of our break thru techmiques. We need the rest of the program to get higher results. Thanks for everything you have shared with us!

Ty Templet

October 8, 2010

Alex,

First, let me start by saying how much I enjoyed the TAQ TV series. It was a refreshing insight on lateral speed. I am 40 years old and have been bodybuilding and personal training for going on 20 years. Four years ago my son was a high school sophomore, a good baseball player, but not a good athlete, so I began my journey in speed and agility. Long story short, he is now a college baseball player and a great athlete. I not only have two more sons coming up, I am the sports performance coach at local baseball academy. At the academy, I currently have 70+ students that I am responsible for making better athletes. I also coach basketball and a select baseball team, which I integrate speed & quickness heavily into both sports practices. So as you can this program will assist not only me, but 100+ kids in achieving there athletic goals.

I find your innovative and somewhat unconditional methods of training lateral speed an quickness to be refreshing and not the same old out-dated mess. As athletes evolve, so should there training. I am always looking for the new cutting edge training systems, and I think the TAQ 2.0 will help seperate my athletes from the rest.

Regards,
Ty Templet
CPT, Cert. Speed & Agility Level 1(IYCA)

Marcie McLeod

October 8, 2010

Thankyou Alex , I have been so fortunate to see your work and Latiff’s work.I admire your character and so young.I am presently living in a small bush town in Australia and I am a personal trainer/student in Nutritional Medicine.I was asked to train two boys in running and now I have a team of 15.We do not have a structure in place for athlete training, so I am it and I do not charge at the moment.I have had to learn alot very quickly and it has paid off.Now eight of my runners are two weeks away from state titles.I have extremely talented kids and they are prepared to train and learn , just incorporating your Central Nervous System priming has been an enormous advantage to our programme.I love receiving your documentation and I have studied it very hard.Thankyou and winning this programme would be a blessing.Thankyou Alex I admire you very much.Kind Regards Marcie McLeod

Justin

October 8, 2010

Alex-

I am a basketball coach in a tiny school district in North-Eastern Iowa. We have the ability this year to be very good, BUT we are going to be very small and slow. I have read through all of your emails, and watched the videos which are AMAZING. I have done and tried other speed and quickness workouts with our school athletes in the past, but nothing seems to be working the way that I had wished. To get further and further into the state any state tournament our athletes need to be quicker and stronger and even quicker. Our weight coach is working on the stronger part, BUT it is on my shoulders to get them quicker. Being a tiny school district it is tough for funds for good programs to put into place, and after seeing your workouts and reading all about I feel that this is going to be a HUGE help for our athletes.

So, please consider me for this give away. I know that my athletes will be greatly impressed and we will be able to SHOCK a lot of people in the stands with our quickness.

Thanks,
Justin

Coach Jones

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I want to evaluate TAQ to see if it’s a product I can recommend.

Thanks,
Coach Jones
http://www.BasketballShootingCoach.com

cris

October 8, 2010

I’m fast, but I’m not considered quick. I’m a Sophomore I run Track and play Basketball. As we are conditioning for this upcoming basketball season I consistently beat most the senior’s that challenge me to a race( they think they are faster than me lol) . But, when we get on the court my lack off quickness is exposed. The same kids I just smoked on the track I have trouble getting to the basket on and guarding. I Need to work on my quick’s!
I did some of the nonlinear drills you posted the other day. I know I need more! I would appreciate your consideration for the free Copy.

Jason

October 8, 2010

I am the coach of a U14 soccer team and the dad of three kids. I want to really teach all of the kids, both players and my own, everything they need to know to be successful, in sports as well as life. Proper speed training is critical for that sports success. From what I’ve seen, this will give me the tools to help all of the kids, now and in the future, that I teach, reach their full potential. This package seems to have it all. I don’t want to steer any of them wrong and the TAQ 2.0 is just the tool to allow me to help all of these kids. I hope you’ll choose me to give me this chance to help others succeed.

Ken

October 8, 2010

Alex: The system will be for my sons. All 3 (15, 14 and 12) are technically sound players (baseball, football and basketball) but all three also inherited my general lack of speed. All three really want to play on their High School team, but we live in an area where the High Schools are very, very competitive and consistently compete for state championships in all of those sports. I’m hoping your program will give them extra boost they need. Hoping it will complement their technical skills with the speed and quickness that will allow them to continue to play sports.

Thanks
Ken

Chris P

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’ve been a trainer for 10 years now. In that time I’ve done a lot of research and practical applications for my clients and athletes. From a pure SAQ point of view, this program has been top notch! I’ve incorporated your programming for triathletes, Lacrosse, Football, Soccer and even my general fitness clients to create stability and proprioception. Keep up the good work!

Josh

October 8, 2010

I’m not like most of these other youngins. I just turned 21 so the aspirations of playing college ball have passed me by. However, I have been coaching a freshman high school football team this past season and my itch to play again has gotten to the point where it must be scratched. I gave up on fame and glory; I just want to go out onto a field and hit some people. Me and another coach want to get back into shape and play for a local minor-league team. For anything, it’s for the love of the game. Agility was always my biggest weakness and it was why I was designated to the defensive line in HS. I’ve always wanted to play linebacker since I can remember so if I could pull this off, I would be extremely proud of myself.

Doug Garner

October 8, 2010

I coach wheelchair basketball and adapted sports at the collegiate level and as Commissioner of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association Junior Division, work with junior athletes with disabilities from across the country as well as Paralympics level athletes through our Paralympic Sport Club. I am working on trying to create templates for wheelchair athletes to develop speed, quickness and agility. From what I have seen in your work with the TAQ, your concepts would be great to help create a foundation in this training. As you know, quickness and agility are foundational skills for any sport, and disability sport is no exception. I would love to have access to more science based information that I could share with this population and help transform Paralympic Sport in the U.S. to the same levels as able body sport.

Dee

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I am a mother and Level 1 certified track coach of my 15 year old son. I am a customer and will review any product Latif Thomas suggests. The information I have received so far leads me to believe your program will help me improve my son’s start and speed for the sprints; therefore, please consider me for a free copy of The Truth About Quickness 2.0. Thank you.

DJ Johnston

October 8, 2010

Coach Alex, I am twelve year’s old and a baseball fanatic. I play in some facate of the game 12 month’s of the year either with my U13 Travel team, school team or indoor batting cage and weight room during the winter. My game is improving, although, footspeed seems to be an area where my dad and my coaches think that I need to focuse on now. So if I were to receave your free DVD I think that I wuold work hard to take my game to the next level and hopefully be able to show all my team mates, and give you and God all the credit.

Thank You,
DJ Johnston

JT

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I have been coaching youth basketball for 14 years and am the father of 6 athletes. In out limited practice times I have always introduced my players to drills designed to improve their body control and movement, quick feet drills, balance, box jump etc. I struggle with developing a varied and structured program to work on these elements over the course of our season. I view effort as beneficial to the team in the short term, but more importantly, beneficial to the young athlete in the long term as it introduces them to concepts and provides them tools they can carry with them into their high school careers. Will the die hard, dedicated athletes i expose to your system be potential buyers, probably, but I would hope your motive in offering the free program set would be the reach and impact your teachings would have on a broader audience than achieved with a single sale.
“Teach a youth HOW to train, and a lifelong athlete will be born”
Regards,

GLENN

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I would like to incorporate The Truth About Quickness 2.0 in the program design of our lacrosse workouts. I am a speed and agility coach for our high school teams. I have a number of programs from your colleagues and at their suggestion I have taken a look at what you have to offer. I believe that your program offers more in the way of multi directional movement which is what we are looking to improve upon with both teams. We are financially strapped at this point but we would greatly appreciated your consideration in a free copy of T.A.Q 2.0.

Thank you

Vlade

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’m Vlade, 16 years old, currently a senior highschool student. I think TAQ 2.0 will really help me improve my performance in basketball. I’m the point guard, and its really not cool because other guys are quicker and more explosive than me. As I said, I’m a senior and I should impress college scouts and I haven’t done that much with moderate explosion and quickness. TAQ will truly be a great one for my training. More power to you!

Todd Sherwood

October 8, 2010

I affectionately call my 10 year old son “white lightening” because the poor kid is slow as molasses. He is an elite baseball player who always has the highest batting average and is very solid as a pitcher and 3rd baseman. His pitfall is his speed. He has always been the slowest kid on any team he has ever been on. He works extremely hard to always improve his game and his speed but his speed does not seem to change. Most recently he has gotten very discouraged as he is really starting to see his speed not improving while other kids are seemingly getting faster. I would love to see him smile again when the steal sign is given instead of a look of uneasiness.

tim

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I am a elementary physical education teacher and a high school baseball coach. I have been looking for something like this for a long time. I would greatly appreciate it if I was considered to be allowed to use the TAQ 2.0. This program would benefit the elementary students as well as the high school baseball players. Thanks for considering this for these kids.
Tim

Landon

October 8, 2010

Alex,
My name is Landon, I’m 18 years old and a true freshman at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. My sport of choice is wrestling, I started late when I was in 10th grade, and now I’m wrestling in a D1 program. I have pretty solid technique, I’m very strong and powerful, with great conditioning. The one weapon in my arsenal that I’m missing however, is my non-linear speed. I don’t have the ability to change direction at a truly fast rate, and this really holds me back whether I’m going to shoot in on a high-c, or trying to spin behind from a front headlock position. Compared to most of my team, my footwork isn’t all that great. I know that with your system I can become a faster, more agile, and all around a better wrestler. I know that your system can help me achieve my ultimate goal of winning a NCAA D1 Championship. Please consider my entry when you are choosing your FIVE free giveaways.
-Landon Vannata

Christian

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I am a senior in high school, and i have been working out for quite some time. I have been attempting to increase my speed for 5 years and it seems that instead of getting faster i got slower – much slower. My original goal was to become a sprinter, but seeing the circumstance, I had to change my goal. I would like to pursue that goal once again, and The True About Quickness 2.0 will help me achieve that goal.

Scott H

October 8, 2010

Alex I have 2 sons that play sports but are not game changers. I’ve noticed that real game changers are not so much the kids that have speed, but have LATERAL speed and quickness and this what your program develops. I like my sons to have lateral speed and quickness to be game changers. I would also like to share some of the training with the boys I coach to help them improve their skills, play more confidently and have more fun when they are playing. Thanks for making this program that will help athletes around the world to be their best and compete at a new level. Good luck to you.

Mitchell Lamm

October 8, 2010

Alex,
Here’s the deal. I am a golf fitness instructor and a Physical Therapist Assistant. Most of my golf clients are kids and most of them play multiple sports. I work in Paducah, KY…I’m sure you have heard of it (ha, ha). It is a very small city and know one in this area has really stepped up to the plate to become the “go to guy” when it comes to performance enhancement. I have established a good reputation for the sport of golf, but after rehabilitating kid after kid from sports related injuries I realized I can do more. Now I am on a mission to become the “go to guy” in this area for performance enhancement regardless of the sport. If I could get my hands on the TAQ 2.0 I think that would be a great start.
Thanks dude…Mitchell Lamm

Patrick

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I am a varsity basketball coach for the smallest school in our league. We constantly battle schools two,three classes above us which makes it very hard to compete. Our team is always undersized and I know if we can become quicker and faster it will give us the competative edge we greatly need. I have tried different programs in the past without much success and feel the TAQ 2.0 is just what we need to shock the big boys on the block.

I also have two sons that will need to begin training soon. I would love for them to be able to start their training off with the proper instruction and techniques for them to fully enjoy their athletic carreers. What better way then with the TAQ. Thank you.

JOHN REGENER

October 8, 2010

I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE QUICKNESS CHRONICLES DVD TO HELP ME IN MY COACHING OF MY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VB TEAM. WE ARE A 2AA SCHOOL PLAYING IN A 3AAA LEAGUE AND NEED TO GAIN AN ADVANTAGE OVER THE BIGGER SCHOOLS.

Gerry

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I must say that the TAQ 2.0 really impresses me. It is something I believe can help my game. Competing in a non-linear sport which is basketball, I know that your training method is what I exactly need to improve. Being better is what I want this season and this is what I really need. Thanks for taking time to read.

Alberto Valdez

October 8, 2010

Alex,
As a football coach and father to a freshman football player and a aspiring-to-be basketball player, I would not only train my son in these new non-linear speed techniques, I would also help other kids who lack that quickness that is so needed to play at a competitive level. Watching my son yesterday get beat by another player during a game was very painful and I can only imagine what he is going thru. Thus, I’m turning to you for guidance and direction in order to have him get his confidence in his abilities back, because up to now, the techniques, I’ve been teaching him during this past offseason haven’t worked.

Mike

October 8, 2010

I think I might be one of you older entries. I am 46 years old and still play defensive back in a flag football league and small forward on my basketball team. I routinely line up against guys less than half my age and I get the job done. My natural abilities usually carry me through but two seasons ago I lost a step. I purchased the first TAQ and had great success. Next summer is the 10 year anniversary of 911 and my football team is travelling to NYC for the WPFG. It would be awesome to get even quicker for this event. Father time will not get the best of me…not yet anyways.

Johnny Murphy

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I am currently a sophomore college soccer player. In the summer I play in the PDL, which is the player development league. They are linked with a USL team in Florida. I am doing well on that team and are already pretty fast and quick. I know that if I am able to use your program I am going to be pushed over the top and make it to that team in Florida. I will have the blazing first step to blow opponents doors off. I know that this program is going to bring me to the next level. This explosiveness is really the only component I am missing. I am 6’2” and 190lbs so I am pretty solid. All I am missing is the quickness and speed to get to the next level. I hope you can make this happen for me.

Jose Gutierrez

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex
I was an athlete back in high school 4 years ago as a all-dade 3rd team Tight End in football and was accepted into a Division 1 school. My career ended shortly afterwards due to a torn acl. I started playing basketball again and softball to see if i could regain my quickness that made me a great tight end but unfortunely everything that i have tired until this point has not worked so well. I believe your program is the technique and has the ability to get me back to my level before my injury

Keith O

October 8, 2010

Alex
I have twin sons 11 years old who are 5’11″. They play Div 1 AAU basketball,but sometimes seem to be a step or two slow.They both are working hard to overcome this with the exercises you have provided in your videoes well as box drills ,agility ladder and numerous other drills ,I have found. I believe just from them doing The CNS workout as well as the other drills you slipped out that it is helping(hopefully not just wishfull thinking).I do think they would benefit from this program.Thanks for the chance to win a copy.

Thomas

October 8, 2010

Alex,

Not only do I need the Truth About Quickness because your videos have me salivating to get my hands on the program, but I train MANY players and I am scared to death I am teaching them incorrect or flat out wrong things! Ahhhhhh…please help me make sure I am not teaching things that might actually hurt people who have all this trust and money invested in me! No joke dude, a few teams and even 2 D-1 Players rely on me and I am all worried now…Help a Brother Out!

TG

Lucas

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I am an 11-year old basketball player, with the desire to be my best. I work very hard (I make 500 shots a week all year round) and would like to play basketball in college. I am almost 6 foot tall and wear a size 14 shoe and I want to get quicker and more coordinated. My dad showed me your video clips and I have been doing some of the exercises and seeing results. I want to get faster and quicker so I can be my best and improve my confidence as a player. I get frustrated because other kids my age are quicker and more coordinated, but I’m the tallest kid in my area. I would make good use of TAQ 2.0 and would use it for years to come. Thank you.

Tom Burnett

October 8, 2010

Cheers.
I’m a Little League coach with three teams. One 11-12, one 13-14 and one 15-16 on the Caribbean Island of St. Maarten.
Down here we are kind of isolated on new inovations of sports training. and while the internet is helpfull our government run power plant is unable to provide electricity 24/7 so we often miss out on many things and it is not unusal for computers to be fired losing data and links to sites like yours.
I have already introduced the kids to Quickness Chronicles. They love the program and we have already after just one month seen improvement on the base paths.
Thank you,
Coach tom

Ethan

October 8, 2010

I’m a 13 year old basketball point guard trying to make a highly skilled basketball team and I’m having trouble keeping up with the guy’s there one of em that is really quick and know matter how hard I try he blows by me every time.on top of that I’m having trouble beating people of the dribble because my first step is not really quick at all.I tried some of your exercises and they helped me out.but not to where I feel a ton of confidence in my quickness.the problem is I’m very fast just running straight you called it linear speed that’s my problem am not very quick and have terrible acceleration but if I go in strait line and gain speed, I’m fast but like I said I have trouble going zero to a hundred or zero to fifty I’d really appreciate this program and I thank you gave me the chance to get this program.
Thank you

Tarasov

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I want to evaluate TAQ to see if it’s a product I can recommend.

CCCP

Andreas

October 8, 2010

Hi, I want it because I want to get to the top.

Niket

October 8, 2010

I’ve been closely watching your vids for a while and I definitely respect your system. I acknowledge and appreciate the distinction that you guys make between speed and “game-speed”, namely quickness. I’ve used some of the info presented in your free TAQ videos in my own training; it has certainly helped me overplay guards without getting “blown by” and to change directions at will when I have the ball. I recently have become an assistant coach for a local AAU team 13-U and the guys I coach aren’t terribly quick compared to some of the other guys we play against. I told them about your system and how much success you guys have had with implementing it. I’d love it if I got the opportunity to share with them how to acquire “game-speed quicks” and how genetics are relatively unimportant in the acquisition of the said quicks.

Thanks,
Niket

tom zerto

October 8, 2010

28 years old. Hurt my back in college and continue to train to get the speed, & vert back, and be able to dunk. I’m hoping this program can increase my speed agility and vert.

Omari Davis

October 8, 2010

According to my high school coach I am the best basketball player on my varsity team. I have speed, court vision, good ball handling skills, and knowledge of the game. Unfortunately I am only 5 foot 9 inches tall. I want to play in college but in order to advance to that level I have to increase my ability to be a threat by creating space. I train for my shooting skills and for strength and conditioning but I need additional training to beat my opponent consistently off the first step. I need to have my opponents say ‘Oh S****! I have to guard Omari?’

Luke and Emily

October 8, 2010

Greetings Alex,
We would like a copy of your program to help us reach our goals of playing basketball (Luke) and lacrosse (Emily) at the collegiate level. We are 14 and 12 and play our sports year around. This program will be great to help us improve our on the field play in two sports. Not only that but we will be able to train together and push each other to the max. We are already introducing your warm up exercises to our teams and can see a difference already. We love the program so far and you make it fun to train!
Thanks Luke (bball boy) and Emily (laxgirl)

jeff

October 8, 2010

Alex, I’ve read a lot of peoples comments and there are lots of deserving people. After watching your online stuff I love the energy and the approach. I would love to be the recipient because I work with hundreds of high school, middle school, and even elementary school athletes from all sports on the development of both the foundations of multi directional movement ( which as we know is truly the key to performance success ) and on maximization of personal physical potential. I reach a lot of athletes and am always looking to up my education and be able to better impact my athletes. Your TAQ 2.0 would be such an asset to my training toolbox and would be so beneficial to the kids I train. Thank you

Jenna

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, I am 13, and play soccer. I am strong and fast, but need to be quicker to compete at the top levels. I tried the CNS exercises and had my best game ever, the top coach in our club congratulated me on my play! I know if I was able to improve that much in such a short time with those few exercises, using the whole system will help me so much more. Thank you for wanting to help those of us not born quick to become that way.

Kay

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
i think that this programme is perfect for me because it might be my success that makes me a much better athlete. Im a sprinter that runs extremely slow times but i have the biggest heart for sprinting its my passion to train and compete but i just dont have the speed and quickness i should have and most people just leave me out or overlook me and i have tried all different ways and techniques and i still just cant seem to break the mould but i do know i have it in me to become fast i just need that extra something to take me all the way and i think that this programme will teach me the real importance and ways of how to make myself faster.
thank you.

Will

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I think this program would be perfect for me. As a chiropractor and also a CSCS, I am very concerned not only about methods of training but safety and efficacy. I have used several other products and systems to great advantage. It never hurts to have more knowledge to draw from. Also, I am in the process of opening up a multidisciplinary clinic of chiropractic, sports training and general fitness. Even if I don’t win the TAQ 2.0, I still look forward to accessing the product. Blessings to you and yours.

Yours in health,

Will Stewart DC, CSCS

Kenny

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I am not going to sit here and try to make up some story to try and outdo everyone before me. I would like to win a copy for several reasons. I have a huge thirst for knowledge when it comes to training athletes and making them better than they were before I got to work with them. I am also a full time college student studying exercise science. So I don’t really have the money to buy this program but would love to use it to help me train not only myself but some of the athletes I train myself. Would be a nice to add the speed training to my vault of knowledge. I have learned alot on the strength and nutrition side from a few of your other colleagues. Thank you for your time

TC

October 8, 2010

I think you are hilarious! Please send me a copy of the new system so I can train my team to run circles around the competition.

Antony Ardis

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

The most beneficial use of your free system would be to graciously give it to me. I am a high school football and track athlete who broke our school record in the 200m as a freshman and had very good times in the 100m also. I am a wide receiver on the football team and can run by most db’s, but what is holding me back as an overall football player is my first couple of steps, and my lateral movement. I have researched your material, and have an extremely picky dad when it comes to these types of programs, but he has also researched your program and has said that it looks very solid. I am 6′ 2″ and truly believe that your program would round me out to being an elite athlete in football. I also think it would help me get out of the blocks faster in track. Of course, when this “eliteness” happens, I would give your program all the credit is deserves.

Just in case you are skeptical about people claiming things about themselves, I have added a link of the San Diego Frosh/Soph Championships where the top 8 freshman in the entire county were invited. I lost the race by .07 seconds (the announcer thought I won, but it’s these types of races that I think you’re program would put me over the top. Watch my first few steps out of the blocks, they need improvement).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQik3GLrkLE

Thank you,
Antony

Todd

October 8, 2010

Alex – I am probably different from most of the entrants here. I am 38 years old. I am a former collegiate baseball player and have always loved the game of basketball. I still relish the opporutnity to play basketball (or anything for that matter) competitively. I can still shoot it, but while trying to get by someone or digging in on defense, I am finding that Father Time has been nipping at my heals (I think he may even be pulling a Jeff Van Gundy and wrapping his arms around my ankles). As the dad of two young girls and with a demanding career, my time to train is extremely limited. I’ve always been a guy who threw effort at my training approach, and as I get older and wiser, I realize that I need to be as efficient as possible. My desire to regain my speed and do so by being more efficient in my training seem to align real well with the approach you provide in TAQ 2.0.

Beyond my own desire to keep up with the “kids” I am playing against, I’d really like to work with my 6 year old daughter who because of her hip development, really needs to focus on her form. Running and skating are critical to her development, and I want to help her learn the right way.

Todd

Jay

October 8, 2010

I desire your program to work with my 14 year old son who plays football and other non linear sports. I have worked with other children and showed them things that I learned from CST2 videos. This would help develop a neighborhood into Speedsters. Thank you in advance.

“Christ Centered”

Tom

October 8, 2010

Please?

Elise

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex,

I am a 5’4″ volleyball player. I have alot of heart for this game and have been playing since I was 9 years old on club teams. I am a junior right now and have been playing at the varsity level since my sophomore year. Right now I am a setter but need to pursue being a defensive player for college due to my height. I have excellent ball control and good speed but when I know I could improve immensely with your program. My goal is to play in a Div. 1 college at a very high level of competition. I believe your program can help me achieve my goal. I enjoy all the information that I read on your website. Please seriously consider me for this program. Thanks for giving athletes a chance to become better.

Lamaas T. Stegall Bey

October 8, 2010

This will be very helpful so i can enhance my speed as an individual. All my friends talked down on me because i am tall and slow, but with this i can prove all them wrong and became a better person. Speed wise and quickness, so by giving me this i can improve my self adn share my knowledge with others as i become faster and quicker.

A Percy

October 8, 2010

I am both a reg nurse and track, middle distance and endurance coach and masters age group competitor in running sports, biathlon and triathlon. I coach on the Army base as well as age group civilians from a novice to international level. I believe this program would benefit all my students as well as myself in attaining goals and preventing injuries. I strongly advocate this type of training after tearing my hamstring 2 yrs ago and using various proprioceptive, speed and agility training methods and working closely with a sportsmed physiotherapist. Thanks for making this program available !

Kristie S

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I’m a mother/teacher/trainer/helper of five of which 3 are training for the Grand National Bmx race in late November. We do not have a team or trainer but those we can find to help at times, as there is limited resource here with that. We would totally love and appreciate a copy of your training to help us prepare and help in getting quicker pedals, more all around speed on the track. My kids, 7 son, 11 son, and 14 daughter, are training hard.
My daughter especially has a “Ice Castle” dream, but right now that is also in my 7 year olds head and he is doing pull ups and hops like crazy. As we can’t afford to go to the Nationals that many do in preparation for the ‘big one’ we have to do a lot of home training. We live over an hour from the track in the mountains so we need more off track training help. Thank you for thinking of us and also much for the free videos that you have already shared and all your help. Blessings.

Brad

October 8, 2010

I own an indoor baseball facility and am looking to start teaching speed and agility classes. Your program would help me teach hundreds of kids your program and help them not only in baseball, but in all the sports they play. My wife also teaches adult boot camps, so she would be able to implement these programs as well to her clients. Your program would influence hundreds of peoples lives if I earned this chance.

Justin T.

October 8, 2010

Alex,
To be honest, at first I thought this was just another sprint program. I’m grateful I took the time to watch your videos. I am a new Chiropractor with a master’s in sports science and rehabilitation. When I got out in practice I knew I wanted to work with athletes, but not just at a patient level. While doing my masters degree we set up team workout programs for youth level athletes, and I had a lot of fun, but most of what we did was linear. As I got out on my own I volunteered to help different high school and youth teams with similar programs. At first I was doing it to break up the day and get my name out, but now I see that our area needs a program that can get spectacular results. I was doing my best, but I knew the non-linear was my weak point. I have written other speed coaches expressing my concern; they offered good comments but nothing solid to hold on to. I’ve done some of my own research, but it seems patchy. This system is the first in a long time that has made my heart race. Thanks.

Dwight Malloy

October 8, 2010

I run a non-profit organization that gives free training to kids that can’t afford it for sports specific, SAQ, conditioning, and strength. We do for the kids for free in return they have keep up a good GPA, do volunteer work in the community, and go through our substance awareness program. We have had great success helping to place over 80 kids in D1 programs on scholarships over the last 3+ years. All involved with organization volunteer nobody receives paid compensation. Your program can help make a difference, thanks

Patrick Madill

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex

I am a volunteer racquetball coach for juniors in Brandon, MB. Canada. I have my level II in coaching. We currently have 35 juniors enrolled in the program and have taken 8 – 10 of these juniors each year to the Canadian Nationals. I have watched your videos and clips on some of your excercises and they fit in well with this sport. Most of our training is on the court so there is not a lot of room for a lot of equipment. I have tried some of these excercises already and they work well on the racquetball court to improve the athletes quickness and explosivness. Racquetball is all about being quick, explosive, and stable(footwork). The better you are at this, the better form you will have on the court. I think this program will put some of my juniors up to the next level of competition. I also work with some teens who have come to me just for better conditioning for sports that they play, ie football, basketball, and volleyball.

Thanks for your time!

George Butler

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex:I not writing this to possibly win something for free.As far as I’m concerned make sure someone else gets the free stuff. In one of your programs you talked about common mistakes people make while trying to make themselves better athletes.I just wanted you to know that I agree with you 100%.Alex I’m a few months short of 65 years old.I don’t need your program physically speaking.Emotionally I need it.I’m writing to encourage you to keep up the good work.You have discovered,at a very young age, what it took me 50 years to realize.I was an All League sprinter in high school.I could run the 50 yard dash in 5.5 when I was 13 years old.If I new then what I know now.Who knows what could have been done.That doesn’t matter.What matters is that you continue getting your knowledge out to others.The training mistakes you spoke of are consistant in every form of physical training.I have weight trained most of my life.Not until 15 years ago did I discover techniques that worked for me.I won’t get into details;suffice to say,by correcting the mistakes made and simply following the things that you gave out to your followers. I went from 150 pounds to 202 pounds,and still growing,still getting stronger.Over the hill;what’s that?It took me almost 50 years to find out what you already know.You’re on to something good dude.Go for it.

Brandon

October 8, 2010

After looking at the videos and reading on different parts of the site, I feel that this would be an investment in my future for college baseball. I’m a sophomore catcher and we all know how speed kills and I do need this to take me to the next level. My dad has been out of work for many months and right now I don’t know how I would pay for school so hopefully this investment is a step in that direction.

Anthony

October 8, 2010

I’m getting ready for football and I want to be as explosive as possible. The fact that I just don’t want to be the fastest, but I want to be the most elusive and explosive player to ever step foot on the field. I’ll be looking forward to doing this program that somone had linked me to. I want to be able to see results when it’s all said and done that way I can make a difference at my position.

Shamir

October 8, 2010

hey Alex,

My name is Shamir. I don’t think that i deserve this more then anyone, but i have to try… If you never took the chance you’ll never know if you’d win. I’m just turn 18 last month. I’m from Haiti, after january 12, i went to guadeloupe to finish my highschool, and i’ve realized the impact that Mike Pietrus has on his country(helping kids get scholarships, helping them pursue their dream of going professional…) and one day i’d like to do them same for mine.
The second reason is that even though i’ve met people that told me that i had college level, i’m not progressing at the rate that i would like, so i think that this program would benefit me by helping me get past certain complications of my country faster then i could on my own.
And the third reason is that i’ve always had this passion for basketball ever since my big brother came to Haiti thought me how to play that i’ve never had in anything else. I have passion for other things but not like basketball. It’s something that i like and that could truly can help me make a big difference in my country because all it takes to change is hope.
The last reason is that my philosophy of the game is that their is three things that seperates an elite player from a good player that are: speed/quickness which helps you beat the defender by going around him, heigh or jump you can being the defender by going over him and their is the physic of the player that can maximize the chances of winning contact battles(going threw the defender, getting him of balance, ect..). With this program i know that i can improve my skills dramatically and be a total treat because of my quickness.

Shamir

October 8, 2010

hey Alex,

My name is Shamir. I don’t think that i deserve this more then anyone, but i have to try… If you never took the chance you’ll never know if you’d win. I’m just turn 18 last month. I’m from Haiti, after january 12, i went to guadeloupe to finish my highschool, and i’ve realized the impact that Mike Pietrus has on his country(helping kids get scholarships, helping them pursue their dream of going professional…) and one day i’d like to do them same for mine.
The second reason is that even though i’ve met people that told me that i had college level, i’m not progressing at the rate that i would like, so i think that this program would benefit me by helping me get past certain complications of my country faster then i could on my own.
And the third reason is that i’ve always had this passion for basketball ever since my big brother came to Haiti thought me how to play that i’ve never had in anything else. I have passion for other things but not like basketball. It’s something that i like and that could truly can help me make a big difference in my country because all it takes to change is hope.
The last reason is that my philosophy of the game is that their is three things that seperates an elite player from a good player that are: speed/quickness which helps you beat the defender by going around him, heigh or jump you can being the defender by going over him and their is the physic of the player that can maximize the chances of winning contact battles(going threw the defender, getting him of balance, ect..). With this program i know that i can improve my skills dramatically and be a total treat because of my quickness. Blessings.

colin oshaughnessy

October 8, 2010

I am a 38 year old kickboxer from Ireland, I have won several world,european, and national titles. I have used the truth about quickness first version to prolong my career and to help me beat younger fighters. I am looking forward to 2.0 to get more help to keep fighting into my forties.

Colin

wati

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, I’m tired of watching talented kids be cast aside in favor of those with natural speed and quickness, but not more talent. I’m a part-time soccer coach who would love to help, and it sounds like your product is exactly what I’m looking for to give these kids a chance.

Jan

October 8, 2010

The need for speed and quickness doesn’t end with retirement age, especially when your major interest in life is dog agility. Here I am, the owner of a supercharged young dog so very talented that it’s not ludicrous to think world team– except that I need to be agile and speedy enough to be in the right place at the right time, and to be able to avoid injury. I need to be able to explode with sudden acceleration, to be able to move laterally, to be able to change directions quickly. Why didn’t this gift of dog happen when I was in my twenties? Now, I could do web research and dig up a lot of exercises, but there would be no coherent plan. Help us out, Alex.

David

October 8, 2010

well I am 25 and I 5 kids need i say more. But I want to get faster so when I try out for this semi-pro team I can make it and actually do one of my goals that I always dreamed about. I mean i am 6’2 at 240 really heavy but I am working hard to lose weight everyday. So getting this program would help me have an edge on guys who may be younger and alittle more skilled than me. I mean all i can say is I want to be a professional athlete and have my kids look up too me. Thanks alex for this oportunity

mark

October 8, 2010

I have two teenage boys–one big and heavy and another one small and weak. They both lack the speed and quickness to compete in their sports–football and soccer, respectively. I think that with this progam, I can have them work together in doing the same drills and exercises to improve their quickness and speed even though they have different body types.

I guess one of them is perhaps related to our milkman.

I would love to have a free copy to try it out.

amar rasul

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex, the reason why I want to be come as fast as possible is because I am a basketball player. I weigh about 200 pounds and I am 6 feet tall. I practice every day for three hours and my only problem right now is my speed. I jump high and I have a pretty good shot but I am hoping to get my hands on Taylor’s shooting program too. I am a pretty good basketball player hoping to get better because I want to play college basketball. If I have the speed and agility with the shooting I will reach the college basketball level. I am still in the 11th grade so I have about another year after this to work hard which I do every day. If I get a hold of your speed program I’ll be very quick in a short amount of time and not just that I’ll also be able to work on other important aspects about basketball. Thanks for reading this and if you thought this was a waste of your time I am truly sorry.

Toni Nichols

October 8, 2010

Whats up Alex my name is Toni Nichols i am 14 years old and i am a freshman in high school all through junior high i was on the B team cause no matter what i did on the court either it was averaging double double the coach would always tell me i wasn’t quick enough and i have heavy feet and its really frustrating to have these qualities of an A team post but not have quick enough feet and it really makes me mad to spend everyday of my summer in the gym doing things that are suppose to make me better and then get told that im not good enough if i were to get this program it would complete the puzzle and possibly fulfill my dreams at playing college basketball

Robin

October 8, 2010

At this point of life, i really need to pass a physical fitness test that but, i am somehow still short of a little in certain areas. Although i know just a test of speed, but it does take up a significant amount of the test. also by passing it, i need not be enlisted into the army for extra 2 months of training. also, i hope i could benefit from the program to help me clear the test, so that i could also concentrate more on my major exam as a student at the end of the year. If i could clear the test i would definitely train hard with it such that i make the team in the basketball team in my military division, and hope to have much more of a significant contribution to than what i contributed for my school.

Thom

October 8, 2010

Hi Coach Alex — I coach club & HS volleyball, and have lots of girls from 10-18 who could absolutely benefit from quickness training. Just 2 examples: a setter who could be all-state if quicker, and a 5’6″ OH who could get a critical extra 1-2″ vert with quicker footwork. If you’re looking for bang for the buck — impacting lots of kids’ lives with one unit of TAQ 2 — this is a great way to do that. I’ll be retired soon, and then I’ll be able to be a volunteer coach for club & school volleyball 9 months a year…THANKS Alex!!

James

October 8, 2010

Alex,
Help needed. The H.S. football program my son plays for has allowed the booster club to bring in a trainer (a freind of one of the board members) for strength/speed. The dude has very little knowledge relative to speed/agility and no concept of proper mechanics, foot strike, etc. He even tries to tell the kids that they can grow new veins with his workouts. The team is in desperate need of a solid program to follow.

Dustin Kramer

October 8, 2010

Hey alex
have u ever tried so hard but didnt get know where. i went to a basketball combine and although i could shoot better then the rest i couldnt shine because any time i would cross someone and drive that person would catch up and cut me off i was to slow and my first step was to slow. and it frustrates me because i would do drills that i thought would work for three months now and i got no where. I play club ball and im good but i work as hard as a great player so alex please help me become great I promise if i get your system i will put one hundred % into your program thank you so much and to everyone in arizona i will be the best by 2013

Charles

October 8, 2010

Hello, Alex. I’ve been a coach for youth football and baseball in my small town for over four years now. Our teams compete very well with some of the larger schools around us, but the one thing I feel consistently keeps our clubs from being in the “upper echelon” is our overall lack of team quickness. I need to help the linemen explode out of their three point stances, the backs rip through the D-line, our baseballers tear up the basepaths. I want to make our teams so quick, onlookers and parents from other schools will say, “Wow!” when they see us.

Some of the communities hire SPARQ trainers and others to come in and work with their kids. I am committed to offering up training year ’round for our kids from all sports and I’ve been searching everywhere for the right solution. I’ve been looking long and hard at The Truth About Quickness this week, and I think it may be the right choice for our kids. I’m curious to see what kind of results we’ll get with a full immersion into a comprehensive quickness program. If you are, too, hit me up and I’ll report back to you on our results. Thanks, Alex!

nancy warters

October 8, 2010

really need this I have had 8 knee surgies 1 knee replacement and 2 dic replaced in my neck I work out at the gym 4 days a week with my partner

kyle

October 8, 2010

hello sir! I am a 25 year old football player; just finished my second season in Germany (German Football League), and am excited more than ever to discover what the body can do with proper training. I have been primarily a track athlete who is doing his best to compete on the field, and have thought my whole life that linear speed was the key to the game. I was so wrong, and my training shows it. I am so excited to start pushing my body to function in the most efficient way it can, and strip away these false mechanisms i’ve been surround myself in. I’d love a copy of TAQ to enlighten my path. I’ve also come to respect your mentor kb SO much; he has been instrumental in bringing about change in my physical ventures..pupupupuplease!

Matt

October 8, 2010

Your program is very exciting to me. I am 34 years old and I used to be very athletic. A knee reconstruction and a back surgery later and I am not where I once was athletically. Getting the opportunity to recieve a professional grade training and applying it to my life would be a dream come true. I feel that your tools and a strong work ethic will help me achieve great things. It will be awesome if I win and thank you for the opportunity.

Mike Hansen

October 8, 2010

I need your system as I am the father of 4 and I coach multiple teams for each of my kids. By providing me with your system, you will be helping many young athletes of all ability levels reach their peak. I am happiest when I am working with these kids. Please help me become a better coach by including me in your promotion.

Best of luck with your venture.

Nick D

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, I am a junior in high school. I have been told that I am a very hard worker but I’m just not quick enough all my life. This frustrates me to endless amounts because I do not know how to train to become quicker. My Dad tells me over and over that I am too slow and he believes that it is genetics and I can’t get quicker. When I found your program it gave me hope! But, it doesn’t matter because my Dad will no longer let me buy any more workout programs because he says I wasted too much money on gimmick programs and I’m still slow. I currently sit the bench for my soccer team because my coach tells me repeatedly that I have to get quicker if I want to play. Without your help I am worried that I will never see the field.
Thank you,
Nick D

David

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, I’m a club track and field coach in Willingboro, NJ. I coach kids from 8 years of age to 15, 16 years old. I’m looking for new and creative ways to teach these kids how to run, then run fast. I’ve seen over the years kids say I’m a sprinter then when they get thier doors blown off they wonder why. Some as we know have it some don’t. One thing I never do is tell a kid you’ll never be fast or pretty good at running. I help them to realize there dream if it’s meant to be. But I saw your ads and read about your progams and watched the videos. This I feel would help me to drive this speed thing home. I myself watched my daughter at the age of 8 years old get a scholarship for running. Hard work was the main factor. But dealing with a wide range of talent I need a little help. So hopefully I would be one of the lucky people.

geary

October 8, 2010

hello alex
i always wanted to be fast as hell with my feet like bruce lee and if this is the key to having speed with my feet i want it
6″2 180lbs

Rob

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I’ve been a soccer coach for the last 20 years and I’m currently making a transition from coaching teams to training high school athletes of all sports who are looking to play their sport in college. I recently came across your website during a search for speed training info. I’ve spent the last few years getting multiple certifications and working with athletes for free as a means of developing a program that will work across multiple sports that I can then use as a means for group training my high school athletes. Your enthusiasm and down to earth approach really appeals to me so I have become very interested in your programs and would like to learn more about them.

Robin

October 8, 2010

At this point of life, i really need to pass a physical fitness test that but, i am somehow still short of a little in certain areas. Although i know just a test of speed, but it does take up a significant amount of the test. also by passing it, i need not be enlisted into the army for extra 2 months of training. also, i hope i could benefit from the program to help me clear the test, so that i could also concentrate more on my major exam as a student at the end of the year. If i could clear the test i would definitely train hard with it such that i make the team in the basketball team in my military division, and hope to have much more of a significant contribution to than the than what i did for my school.

Ryan

October 8, 2010

I’m from England and I’m 17 years old I love playing football (or as you would call it soccer) but I’ve never been very good. This is mainly if not totally due to me being very sluggish and slow despite the fact that I’m quite small. My footwork is slow my general speed is slow and the fact that I make every price of skill in the game look extremely difficult (even the basics). From the first video everything started to make more sense as to why im not all that good at football as I train hard everytime I do. The biggest thing that sparked my interest in this system was the ninja like reference as this is the area where I am most lacking as by linear speed I’d say I’m top 50% for my age that play, so I strongly believe that this system will help my game immensely as I know a lot about the sport and how to play I’ve just always seemed slow to move when running with the ball, dribbling, shooting etc and I am always willing to work very hard for whatever it is I want. Regardless of the competition thank you for the free info Alex and the opportunity to gain access to this system.

Ryan, England

Jase Schoenherr

October 8, 2010

I am a 27-year-old point guard by default. I am 5’5″/120. Based off this I should be one of the fastest people out there. I am the fastest in full-court sprints, but I wonder if I’ve lost something on my first step and change-of-direction speed.

I’ve always had to prove to everyone that I could handle my own at 5’5″. I am the most competitive person I know and I try to play as much as I can in pickup games back at college, in YMCA leagues and in church leagues. I am a former middle school coach and will get back into coaching once I can land a permanent teaching/coaching position. Although I play semi-professional football, basketball will always be my favorite sport.

My coaching/playing style demands a need for speed. Since I am not physically gifted, and I don’t have what you’d call natural talent, I’ve had to work harder than everyone else on the court to make that happen. I play full-court press most possessions and fast-break as much as possible. Turnovers aside, this type of game is fun to watch and can help an underdog team beat an athletically-superior team.

If this can add another element to my game, I’m up for it. I’ve been holding up on this stuff due to not having the cash on hand.

Thank you for your time!

Jase

Greg

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex! Im from Singapore and i play basketball. Firstly im not exactly the perfect size for playing the guard position because im not exactly “thin” enough but i really want to play guard. Currently im playing the power foward position and i hate it!(no offence to power fowards) So i think that with your program i can not only lose weight but also get much faster. I am also using the prolific shooting program currently and effective ball handling program. I think that if i use this program i could definetly have the right game for a guard and i want to make it to the national team in singapore but like you said even if i can shoot and dribble well i will still be as slow as a sloth. So with your program i think it would help me out A TON! And i know this sounds pretty retarded and everyone says its impossible but i wanna make it to the NBA and make a name for Singapore this small tiny dot. I think i would definitely kill it with the TAQ 2.0 system because i will definitely do it until i see results as i am constantly doubted by my siblings and friends while my parents encourage be to have multiple back up plans which is kinda discouraging but it makes me feel like i have to prove myself even more. So yea thats why i want it. THANK YOU! :D

Matt

October 8, 2010

I am entering this contest for my son. He is a collegiate baller at a D3 school consistenetly ranked in the top ten. A 5’8″ shooting guard who hangs on the rim, (BTW Thanks,) shoots the lights out and loves the process of improvement as much as results. We have purchased your ball handling program to add to his game and have followed religiously. My son will be a teacher/coach upon graduation, so what he learns he will pass on, as his old man has. As a 5’8″ 2 guard with limited “physicality”, he has flat feet even, he has made the most of ther gifts God has given him, and I am extremely proud of that. His dream is to play overseas before coaching, this may push him over the edge!

JAMAAL

October 8, 2010

GOOD AFTERNOON ALEX,

COACH J HERE FROM WASH., DC I COACH A YOUTH FOOTBALL TEAM. I’M GOING TO GET STRAIGHT TO THE POINT I WOULD LIKE THE TAQ 2.0 SYSTEM TO TAKE MY TEAM TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF QUICKNESS WHICH WE ALL KNOW IS THE DIFFERENCE THAT MAKES THE DIFFERANCE IN ALMOST ANY SPORT.

jim

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I would love to have this system to help train my youth athletes better. i am a personal trainer and sports conditioning coach, and very recently started training young athletes in my areas recreation sports club. I train boys and girls in the age range o 10yo-14yo. I also train a handful o HS athletes.
I also train adults, but I love training the kids. I feel I am truly helping the kids in various ways. I have tyaken seminars from guys like Lee Taft, Brian Grasso, Mike Burgener, Louie Simmons to name a few. I see improvement in almost all areas o athleticism, but eel I could teach them so much more if i had your system. I absolutely love training these kids and truly want to develop the best overall program to give to them. With the obesity problem we have in this country I really feel it important to get our youth moving in the right direction again.
I am 44yo and a former US marine combat veteran. I grew up in a different era—a time where my friends and I went outside daily and played sports, not sit inside and play games such as xbox and playstation etc.. I see a major growing problem with the difference and want to do more about it than i am already doing.
Your system will help me get these kids moving and moving better. Thank you for all your hard work, and all the emails and already free information that I receive. Best of luck in the future.
Stay Strong.
Jim

Matt

October 8, 2010

My name is Matt I am a Freshman catcher at a D2 school at St. Andrews in North Carolina. My coach says that I have all the tools needed to make it to the next level except speed. I have been working hard at getting quicker but nothing seems to help and I think your program is just the thing I’ve been looking for. I hope that I’m one of the lucky people to win your speed program I would definetly put it to good use. Thank you

Ingrid

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, You already know my story and may be even remember it. I have incorporated a little bit of your previous program into my training. I ran half second faster at the Senior Games and came in second in my age group this year than last year at the Senior Olympics, where I came in 6th National and that after not running at all for 49 years. Now I know that I can be even faster with your new program using it when I start training again soon for next year’s Senior Olympics in Houston, Texas.
BTW, if you forgot, I am 67 and getting younger by training harder. Thank you for your time and your generosity of sharing your experience and your wisdom.

Sergio

October 8, 2010

Alex:

Though I know the program would be of benefit to me and my overall fitness goals, I am actually really interested in using the program with my 9YR OLD daughter.

She is a competitive soccer player who is a student of her sport that is driven to constantly improve every aspect of her skill set that would translate to performance on the field. Though she may have inherited some good qualities from her father including better than average straight line speed, she unfortunately inherited a lack of “QUICKNESS” from me as well. Her drive and “HEART” allow her to CATCH UP and defend against attackers that plain and simply get five steps on her due to her lack of quickness. She leaves everything out there on the field due to that.
I would like to be able to give her a tool that will give her that initial quickness she is missing. The hope is that will allow her love for her game to continue and to grow.

Darius

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I’m a fencing coach, a sport that’s so tradition-bound, it’s not even funny – people either look at athletic development as something that will turn you into a bodybuilder and thus shun it, or do thousands of reps of Soviet-style knee-busting plyometrics. I’m responsible for the development of hundreds of athletes from 6 to 60; recreational to world team level, and I want to do anything possible to develop their game speed.

Thanks!

gabby vorbeck

October 8, 2010

My name is Gabriel Vorbeck. I’m 15 and I train at a pro soccer club in Ecuador in the youth squad. I got the height, I got the strength, I got the mentality, but there’s something missing: Quickness.
For a long time I’ve been trying to find ways in which I can increase my explosiveness and become quicker, but I haven’t found many sources that are helpful until I ended up in the truth about quickness page. This, I believe is the small ray of light that you find when you’ve been trying to get out of a dark cave with a blocked entrance by massive rocks.
Right now, I’m in the perfect age to start mastering my quickness so that I can get recognized and complete my early goal: Be in the first division team while I’m only 17 years of age.

Olivia Derr

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, I’m a 12 year old girl 7th grader who has been working hours everyday on my ballhandeling and shooting. I’ve been playing with the varsity and jv teams and can hold my own, but when it comes to defense I see that as long as I deny themm the ball I do ok. Once they get the ball i have trouble being quick enough to get my feet in front of them and end up reaching in(foul). Thanks for all the stuff you post online. Olivia

brandon

October 8, 2010

What’s going on Alex, my names Brandon and I play basketball and i’m pretty good. I’m a student of the game and i’m always looking for ways to improve my game. One thing that has held me back was that i was not the fastest or quickest. The truth about quickness program would really help me take my game to the next level and make me a much more dangerous player.

Letty

October 8, 2010

I’m a coach at a small high school whose athletes are such that they would struggle to make a team at a larger school. My goal is to give them as much knowledge as possible so that even at this level (smallest division in state) they have the opportunity to excel and push themselves beyond what they may have otherwise settled for. This would be an excellent carryover skill into life itself – you can excel with the right motivation and perseverance to find a solution, eliminating “I can’t” from the vocabulary.

Bert Elmqvist

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a 51 year veteran athlete from sweden who constant seeks new challenges. I’ve never been a fast guy not even in my youth, so last year my goal was to place atleast third in some competition. The result were good (I won the local championship in 400m)

Now, my goal is to be a really quick guy and your program TAQ 2.0 seems to be the perfect accompany for that reason.

I also coach and train club members, so my second goal is to make them as fast and quick as possible.

Thanks,
Bert

Mike

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I need this program because I have a 9 year old son who was born naturally quick, agile, and fast and a 13 year old son who was not. Both have the same love and passion for soccer and both are playing on competitive traveling teams. However, as you can imagine, the 9 year old is excelling with ease while the 13 year old has to work really hard for every step. One gets more playing time than he can almost handle and the other one gets more bench time than he can almost handle. Your program can change that. Thanks

Pierre

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’m 36 years old and feel like I’m on my way downhill. I play competitive Masters Ultimate and work on a desk 9-5 besides taking care of my two kids at home. Each year I find myself moving further down the roster rotation from starting line to first off the bench to basically sitting on the sidelines shaking my pom-poms. I need to get back to the point where I was 3-4 years ago and working a desk job doesn’t allow me to spend excessive amounts of time to do so… I need quality exercises and quality instruction that can get me back to the point of tearing discs out of the sky and laying out past these young kids that keep encroaching on my space. I think the TAQ 2.0 is the perfect thing to help me get there.

Keep up the good work!
Pierre

Larry Costin

October 8, 2010

Hey there Alex!
There is more than one reason for wanting to add to the things i already know and do.
Always striving for “True Nobilty” which is not being better than OTHERS rather it is being better than YOU, YOURSELF used to be … even if it was only a moment ago. I have seen a difference(results)with the little i have done with your coaching and want to do more.
Be a testimony and influencer to younger people to “never ever give up give up” there is ALWAYS a way!
I’m a 46 yr. old gringo that already has decent hops and speed but want to continue playing competitively with the younger peeps.
Will be a RUNNING, JUMPING and sometimes a walking “BILLBOARD” for your product.
I have lots of exposure & contact to numerous sports, coaches, players and sports related healthcare peeps.
Will use my results and the results of others for “sports” AND “Life” coaching !!
Action Talks … B.S. sits on the sidelines!
Pay it Forward and spread the wealth baby!
Whether i win or not … I hope everyone is swinging the world by the tail !!

Gordon Angus

October 8, 2010

My daughter is a 14 yr old travel basketball player. She suffered a serious injury to her spinal column last year in a game and she is still rehabbing back. It looks like she may have a shot at making her high school team this year, however her speed is still not back to where it was. Developing speed has been the hardest part of her recovery process. As long as she has had to start over learning to run all over again, she wants to go right to the most effective exercises, specifically designed for her sport in the least amount of time (season starts shortly). She is a fighter who is determined to be the best she can be at what she does. Your system will be a little helping hand to help her reach her goals. It will also help her be a living example to other kids who suffer from the same debilitating injury she was dealt. Her story has been and will continue to be inspirational to other ball players with injuries, giving them hope of returning to the game if they work hard enough. Even if she doesn’t make the high school team this year, the fact that she has battled back to the court is deserving of any helping hand I can get for her. Thank you for your contribution and gifts to the athletic community.

Pau Stoll

October 8, 2010

Im currently a professional basketball player in Mexico and a member of the Mexican National Team and Im just trying to ge to that next level as a player. I want to advance as far as I possibly can and in order to fulfill these goals I want to use training methods from who I have heard is the best around. I have tried some of the drills you have given already and have already noticed results. I also noticed inthe videos you have filmed your at my alma mater EAST LANSING HIGH SCHOOL, to crazy.

Peter

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a high school PE teacher and I have a class which is called “athletic pe” which is comprised of those students who participate in a school sport. The issue I have been having is that I have kids (65+) of them who are involved in various sports, thus I find myself creating different “workouts” for each group. From what I saw your program crosses many (if not all) curriculum’s and would benefit all of the athletes I work with (male and female).

Furthermore I coach XC and track and I saw right away from the video clips exercises which could and should be instituted right away as part of their warm up routines and workouts. Plus I have long since thought that the track athletes need something they can do right before their event to “re-energize” their CNS because the team warm up is sometimes an hour before their actual event.

Thank you for your consideration.

Peter

Rob Altadonna

October 8, 2010

Alright Alex, here we go:

Throughout my youth, I played, and excelled at, a variety of sports: baseball, football, soccer, lacrosse, track, and wrestling. Despite all my early success in athletics, it just didn’t carry over into high school. When I hit my growth spurt my legs didn’t develop properly with the rest of my body, and I couldn’t get in shape. Every time I worked out for a sport, my training would be halted due to injury (shin splints, tendonitis, stress fractures, pulls, strains, you name it!). During tryouts I was either out of shape, or struggling to stay on my feet with some leg injury (yeah, it got that bad). My dad, my biggest fan AND critic, told me I looked like I was running with bricks on my feet. Predictably, I didn’t make the teams I wanted, and was devastated. My grades slipped, my relationships with my family and friends were strained (because of me). I was beside myself. These experiences (among other things) made high school a pretty rough time for me. However, I got through it, my grades were decent, my relationships restored, and now I’m a sophomore attending a big-time university. I’ve been working hard to get back in shape. I’m now aspiring to walk-on to one of the Division I teams at my college. I know your system will put me over the top, and give me the speed and quickness (and CONFIDENCE) that eluded me in high school. Help me chase my dreams! Thanks for listening!

Steven

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex

I would love to be one off the guys you shoose to help, why? I have never been helped by anyone before, and to be concidered by you would by an honor. I am from a small town named Adjuntas in Puerto Rico, here is pretty tuff to grow as an athlete, because there’s no one ever been availible to help young people from this small town to go out an show the talent we have here. Everything I have reach I have done it by my self, an since I was a kid I practiced basketball in a court close to my house by my own. I think i’m pretty good, but if I get that extra edge you aré giving I could be the player i have always dreamed to be. I’m not going to lie to you and tell you i’m slow but I can tell you if you shoose me i could reach another level, Thanks you haved helped me thru your e- mails. I hope you understand everything my english is not the best and I hope you consider me. Thanks and God bless!

jim

October 8, 2010

I am a minor football coach up here in Canada. This is exactly what the Doctor ordered. I can’t wat!

Rob

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I’m a 32 year old former track athlete in college. I have coached track at the HS level for the past 8 years. I recently started getting back into playing soccer and flag football. I am out there with a bunch of 20 somethings and realized while I are still fast, I have lost a step or three. I would like to maximize my burst and really give these guys something to talk about as I am really tired of the old man jokes.

Thanks,
Rob

Ziddy

October 8, 2010

As a keen athlete growing up, I’ve always been interested in developing athletic ability. Having studied the principles of Sports Science for peak performance, I’m always keen to apply theory with real-world application. I’m tired of hearing how some athletes fall prey to limiting beliefs just because they heard from someone how their genetics may not lead them to great athleticism – it’s probably why I explore the mental skills side of things so much in developing optimum performance. I’m currently working as a health & fitness coach which incorporates a lot of the mental conditioning alongside the physical. Our local touch-rugby team recently competed in the world championships (came 2nd) which coming from a small island (Jersey – 48 square miles) is great! especially when its perceived that we have little talent. It’s humbling that we have teams that compete on the world stage & even better when our athletes (including some common wealth) do better than expected when competing with the big guns. I’d love to see how a fully comprehensive program likes yours would benefit an island like this, to contribute beyond myself in the service of others using your program would be very fulfilling & rewarding, perhaps a difference that makes a difference…thanks for the great opportunity & keep up the cool work Alex!

Tom

October 8, 2010

My name is Tom and I am 20 years old. I was an “under the radar” baseball player in high school who struggled to get enough attention to play at the collegiate level. I was able to get recruited to a low end division III school and ended up redshirting. I then transferred to a JUCO team where my stats were far above average but I lacked one thing that the scouts wanted…SPEED!!! I was told that if I could steal more bases and cover more ground in the infield I can go places, but speed and quickness is the essential skill I am lacking. I have tried everything in my power to get speed (sprints galore) and nothing. Because of my lack of speed and quickness I have no choice but to walk on to the school I will be attending in the spring semester, even with 2 years of college experience under my belt (not an easy thing to do). PLEASE ALEX, HELP ME GET TO THE NEXT LEVEL!!!

Enzo

October 8, 2010

Alex: I am a youth coach and mentor in my local community. I run a non-profit all sport training program that I developed for the less fortunate in my community. I have been doing this for three years now and its quickly gaining popularity. Your TAQ 2.0 program will help me help these young individual athletes become superior forces in their sport. These kids don’t have much, but what they have is their determinatioin to be the best at something they love. We are all athletes and know exactly what it feels like to want to be the best. Your system will help them achieve new heights (literally). There is nothing more satisfing to me than to see the facial expressions on these children when they see that they are improving their game. Not only will it help them out but myself as well. Ooo-rah!!

Lawrence Burkett

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex

I know that I deserve a copy of The Truth about Quickness 2.0 because I want to improve on my speed and quickness. I have been playing basketball since the age of 3 (im 23 now) and I better myself every year but after reading testimonials and viewing your episodes, I believe this program will help me because they seem to be plan and simple workouts that will show the most improvement. My dream is to play basketball overseas and bring a type of quickness nobody overseas has seen. Guilty, I was one of those people who purchased books, dvds, etc. to try and improve my quickness, but I did not see much improvement from them. This system is perfect for me at this time because I am not getting younger and there is always room for improvement. I want to succeed in basketball with the best products that I know will show me instant results in a matter of weeks. I need and/or want access to The Truth About Quickness 2.0 because I felt alex explained the concept of quickness smooth and understanding. From the free sample workout giving, I have seen an increase in my quickness little by little. I am ready for the full access and max out my quickness to its full potential. Thank you and help me forfill my dream.

Kevin

October 8, 2010

I’ve loved basketball since forever, and I’ve been able to do almost everything. Shoot, dribble, rebound, lock down defense. The only thing I need to be the best is to be quicker than everyone. I need a quick first step and ability to change direction very fast so I can be the best. I’m not going to make a long winded speech, but I just want you to know that I just want this to be the best possible, so I can make a D1 school.

chris johnson

October 8, 2010

I feel i need this program because i am currently doing rehab for my second knee surgery and lost almost all my speed and quickness especially lateral quickness which i need for basketball. The fact i could do this during the season makes it perfect. Now after being inactive for about 5 months i also gained weight so this program can also help with me get in shape a little better and in the right way. I just want to show my coach that i still got what it takes to play after not being able to play the past 2 seasons. I reall want to make an Xplosive come back

Kevin Killeen

October 8, 2010

I am the father of 13 year old twin boys who play baseball and basketball. Although they are smart and disciplined players, they lack the speed and quickness to play at the next level. While neither was blessed with much speed, the older twin’s speed was further diminished when he tore his ACL and medial meniscus as a 9 year old quarterback. The year long rehab significantly reduced whatever speed he had. Hopefully, your TAQ 2.0 program will help both continue their athletic careers.

Paul Sir

October 8, 2010

Alex, I have been involved in basketball 51 of my 56 years. I have played at all levels and have been coaching for the past 25 years. I presently am the Executive Director of Basketball Alberta, coach at Concordia University and am the GM and head coach of the Edmonton Energy pro team in the IBL.
My focus is to enhance the opportunities for players of all ages across Canada to become the best they can be. Your program will enhance my efforts to offer them the best in adding to their quickness and athleticism as they leearn the fundamentals.
I appreciate your passion for your work and hope to help spread the word!
Paul

Dave Somerville

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’ve been working with my son to improve his quickness, and he’s at the point to where I don’t know how to get him to the next level. He’s in high school, runs in the mid 22′s for the 200 and about a 4.5 40. I believe he has the potential to go much faster so I need your help!
The other thing is, we’ve had a long standing bet that when he became a senior, we would have a race to find out who the fastest is. Well, he’s a senior this year, and if you don’t help me, he’s going to blow my doors off! :)
I realize even with your help, my age (44) and current shape (round) will keep me from beating him, but I would like to make it respectable! I have about 6 months to prepare for this.
Thanks!
Dave “about to get beat down” Somerville

Benson Alexander

October 8, 2010

Hello my name is Benson Alexander. I am currently a sophomore in college and I will be trying out for my D1 Men’s basketball team at SUNY Albany. I believe this quickness program will help me not only become quicker, but overall a more athletic and explosive athlete. In addition, I believe this program will help me get better gains in my vertical jump to dunk and have a complete overall basketball game.

David

October 8, 2010

Alex,

So I’m here writing about TAQ 2.0 hmm what can I say about it is well first off I would like to say that I 110% know that this program is the only and fastest way you can get quicker easily. I am a dedicated basketball player although I can say I am not the best, but also plan on being the best. I recently just bought the jump manual, then I got an email about TAQ and followed it. I saw how it explained why you would get faster and how you can start off as a slower player and get faster within a week. My point is that.. you, I or anyone else can improve there game whether they want to be known as the best, the fastest, or even the most athletic. For me I want to be all! Years and years I had to put up with sitting on the bench because of favoritism and couches sons playing only because of relations. Now I am a senior and plan to change all that. Yes I can say I have ability like some players have but I want more! And my goal is whatever my body can handle, as fast as I can go, as hard as i can go, as far as i can go.. TO BE THE BEST, heart and dedication to the game.. This program will get me there. NO DOUBT!

coach jeff adams

October 8, 2010

Alex, thanks for the opportunity you are giving to us.
First of all I am the father of four athletic sons ages 15, 14, 12, and 8 and will definitely be using the program to enhance their abilities. Also, I have a facility/ warehouse that I train baseball and softball players of many different ages and will be incorporating this into my workouts. I have been following your work for awhile and even if I don’t get a free copy I will be purchasing anyway. My sons are quarterbacks, and play baseball and quickness is vital. Thanks for the opportunity and I really enjoy all your videos!
coach jeff adams

Janet Harvey

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex
I am a head track an field coach at the local high school. I would love to use your program with my athletes. Every event in track and field requires some form of speed and quickness. I think your program would especially benefit my throwers who need speed and quickness in order to throw far. I also am a coach on a youth track club. This program will help me in all my coaching duties enabling me to improve my athletes speed and quickness and possibly getting them a college scholarship.
Thanks for your consideration

Chiko Shire

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex,

Let me say a few things before I go into it.

Age= 15
Location= I live in England (London)
Height= 5″7
Sport played= basketball
Position= point guard

Personally I believe all those above aspects that I stated above all have their own story to why I am going to win this competition, but I personally think none of them are really that relevant because everyone else went down that root. So just tell me where and when you are going to send it too me. I don’t deserve it more than the next guy, and he doesn’t deserve it more than me. However I know I am getting it. I’m not being cocky I just feel that if you don’t believe that your going to get something then you will never get it. My “champions mindset” is just so precise to be second guessing. Therefore I know a copy of this program will be coming my way.

Have a great life,
Thanks,

Chiko Shire

Salvador Sahdala

October 8, 2010

I am currently trying to break through into Pro-Basketball here, In Dominican Republic. I made the team last year but didn’t get a chance to play due to school. The review on me is that I have all the skills, am strong enough, but can’t quite get up with the rest of the players in terms of speed. (Kinda like what you used to be) I’ve been following the episodes and tips and I really believe that If I apply myself to TAQ I can become so much better. I played in an international tournament in Venezuela during the summer and, even though I played well, I felt like I could have done more. Since I actually didn’t play a minute in pro-ball, it will be my rookie year and I wouldn’t mind killing it with my new found TAQ quickness as a rookie in that league. I’m also playing in the College team here too and I’m the only freshman in the team. Granted, right now I’m buried in the bench, but I really believe that if I can apply the principles and train hard with the TAQ, I can excel. I’m a 6ft PG, so I really don’t have a choice. I either get quick, or stop playing and sell vegetables around the corner. Thanks.

Marquis Lewis

October 8, 2010

Unlike the others on the site that left comments stating that they deserve the program based on their own somewhat selfish reason,I believe that I would use the program most efficiently because as a 10th grade ball player,I already am a great inspiration for the up and coming basketball players as well as players trying to get back in shape.I know that if i get this program i will properly promote it for others to purchase and i will greatly benefit from it as 5’10 point guard who has distinct natural quickness and explosion;being the only 5’10 dunker in my county.I recognize the importance of quickness through your site and i know that your program will improve my game.I also know that quickness improves all aspects of the bodys overall physical abilities,for instance one’s vertical.When my improvements get noted and when various people ask me what did i do to get even quicker than what i already was,i will easily lead them to your program,which would allow groups of people to benefit from your program and not just one individual.

Chiko Shire

October 8, 2010

Soooo….. Alex, Kelly

When exactly will this program get sent to me?

Adam Virgile

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I am a 20 year-old basketball player that has always gotten the short end up the stick. I’m a point guard, 165 lbs at 5’7. As you can see, I’m not a very tall guy, and in order for me to succeed, I NEED to be quick in all directions. I have always been told that I’m too short to play ball. My friends think that I’m a nasty PG, but I can’t seem to ever get a spot on a team because I’m not the quickest, explosive player on the court (at my height, that’s what I need to be!) TAQ 2.0 will help me get where I want to be: playing basketball somewhere at the college level. While my past and current routines involving various plyometrics and sprints seem to improve every time I do them, they do not seem to translate well onto the basketball court. That’s where you come in, Alex… TAQ 2.0 will help make me quicker and more explosive, and maybe it will finally translate onto the court! Not to be cocky, but I know that I have great potential. I have always been determined to get to the top, but working my ass off the WRONG way will NOT get me there. I need TAQ 2.0 to be the best player I can be. I will finally be able to train smart. Thanks, Alex.

Best wishes,
Adam

John Rowe

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex,

I am a track and Field coach at the local high school. Currently I’m writing a program for speed and agility for linear and non linear athletes at our school. Working with female athletes from the track, softball, and lacrosse teams I can see the value of helping them become more explosive in their acceleration.
The program when completed will be available to all of the female athletes at the school.
I do own a copy of Truth about quickness and I am using a number of drills with the girls. I am impressed with the flexibility in that there are levels for the drills from beginner to advanced. I am interested in seeing what I can add to the program with the new version – truth about quickness 2.0. It really should take us to the next level!
I am now working with 27 girls during their off season and plan to expand eventually to approximately 100 athletes.
Currently using Lee Taft’s grounbreaking 2 program and adding 2.0 would be truly awesome and the end results spectacular!
Really have enjoyed and learned from the videos! Awesome job!

Andy

October 8, 2010

I want to make this clear that I do not want this program for me. I live in an area with an incredible amount of athletic ability and just not alot of resources to get things done. I try to help out coaching basketball and football, and my little sister plays on an amazing club team. I want this program for them. I want to be able to set them up with a year around schedule so that they know exactly what to do and how to do it. With this program, giving out 1 free program to me could help up literally hundreds of highschool athletes. You can make all the money in the world selling your program, but I think it would be incredibly rewarding to you to know that you helped out an entire highschool and club teams with your program. All the best, Andy

Tom

October 8, 2010

Alex, I really appreciate what you’ve been doing. My 14 year old son’s passion is soccer. He had Osgood-Schlatters knee problems three seasons ago and it really affected his running speed and quickness. He lost his starting position on the club team and has lost playing time. His knees have recovered and he is starting forward on his HS JV now and is again running really well. His speed is coming back but he is lacking the quickness he will need to regain his starting position on the club team in the spring. We have been hoping to find something to help him and your program sounds like it. Thanks.

Tom

gary patterson

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, I have a daughter Taylor 15, and a son Cody 13, that are good atheletes, the one thing keeping them from being great atheletes is speed. They have good size which I feel their bodies have outgrown their coordination. Inturn speed will come later if at all, once labeled as not fast usually means it will not come. However listening to your program how speed can be learned is really incredible,I am really amazed and impressed with your ideas. One way or the other I have to get your program as speed is the greatest of all talents anyone can posses. If I do not expose Taylor and Cody to your program i will be cheating them out of a great opportunity. I would buy the program but my funds have become limited because I am on disability and my wife recently lost her job; so the programs they have been on has had to stop. Thanks for your hard work and sharing it with us. Gary

Igor G

October 8, 2010

Hey there Alex.
My name is Igor G. and from what I have heard, TAQ is a good program to increase speed and agility without having to spend too much time in the gym.
Right now, I am attending EWU and do not have many hours available to commit to training. I really hope that the TAQ is evn doable for students who have little time on their hands.

-I really want a free copy because everybody else seems to already have one program or another. Me, on the other hand, I have nothing.

The two hours of volleyball every Tuesday and Thursday would be much more enjoyable with some kind of increase in speed, agility , and jumping.

_best of all to ya!

-Igorkovchenko

Brenden Nwankwo

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

My reason for wanting this program goes way back in the days when I played basketball in middle and high school. I was never in a traveling team or and aau team, in fact I never really knew, I was basically clueless. I played basketball with a naive mindset, thinking that things would get easier in terms of playing pro basketball. Reality slapped me in the face hard in high school where I, a 6.2 guard changed to being a center. My game was drastically changed to a somewhat speed guard to a sturdy planted slow center block which I hated personally. I was always told I was slow, and that I would never make it. Even now, I’m 20 in a junior college, and I’m still doubted by others. I have used your other program for basketball, the effective ball handling program and it WORKS. I still aspire to play professional Basketball, I WILL prove doubters wrong, and I feel that I would help towards my goal.

Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to make such great programs guaranteed to work.

-Brenden Nwankwo

aaron

October 8, 2010

My 9-year-old son is in his first year of rocket football and is showing enormous potential in his speed and agility. I don’t have the head knowledge to show him myself and believe your programs would beging to develop his abilities during his younger years as to not develop bad habits and maximize his potential to get him off to the right start. Thank you for what you do. Aaron

JayT

October 8, 2010

Well, I wasn’t going to try for this, but figured I would give it a chance. I noticed most of your participates are teenagers and college age kids, I’m in my mid-30s and trying to get back in college age shape. I enjoy playing basketball, softball and golf, but noticed that on both the basketball court and softball field, I’m must slower / sluggish than I was when I was younger. I’m attempting to regain some of the speed I had when I was younger, and feel your approach may help. I’ve recently started with some of the initial exercises which you gave during your TV series, and love the exercise and want to push myself with the rest of the TAQ 2.0 system.

Thanks
Jay T.

Luke Jenkins

October 8, 2010

Hey-
Thanks for the opportunity to win The Truth about Quickness. I am 15 years old and I am a boxer. I must be quick on my feet. I am sure my face and ribs will thank you. I will have a great advantage over the other boxer. I am in the youth league and hope to eventually go pro. I am always looking for something to give me that edge and make me stand out. You have what I need.
Luke Jenkins

John Travis

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex: Love your videos. Love your explanations. Keep it up.

I work with young football players in New Hampshire. They have heart. They have smarts. They don’t have speed. Would love to introduce them to your science-based concepts. Many thanks for your consideration.

John

jeppe

October 8, 2010

hey alex my name is jeppe im 13 years old and live in denmark and im gona tell you why i willy need and want thath program, i play basketball but im reely slooooowwwww and i meen willy slow i never ben fast or quick and thats one of the things thath i willy whant to become, im working with the prolific shooting program (great) and need that program to get freaky quick becouse as i sead im willy sloooowwww and i willy need to get quicker and faster for my self and my team meats. i have never ben quick an exsplosive, and im only 13 old and dont got thath much money i spend alot on prolific shooting. so please give me thath free program. I WILLY NEED THATH PROGRAM ITS JUST LOOK SO COOL AND THE MOST IMPORTEN THING IT GIVES FREAKY SPEED AN QUICKNESS SO PLEASE GIVE ME THAT PROGRAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( sory for the bad english???)

Alex Belletête

October 8, 2010

Hi, my name is alex and i am 20 years old. I am a baseball player since i am 8 and I am also the assistant coach in a little league all-star team. It would be great for me to have this programme because it would be benefical for me and my players. I am a training maniac and always looking for good stuff for me and my players and i really think that your method is great.
Honestly, my coach is not that good and I stopped learning things about my sport because of it. I am very sad about it and I really think that your programm could help me a lot and I don’t want my players to experience the same feelings i am having. I feel like I stopped progressing in speed and agility. I am the first batter of my team because i’m very patient at the plate and i make a lot of hits but unfortunately i’m slow. I just need that extra push to be able to steal bases easily. I’m also good enough to be center field but i’m too slow so my coach put me in the right field. This programm could help me and my team would also benefits from my future stealing bases regularity.

thanks to you alex and have a nice day!

Luis Carrillo

October 8, 2010

I am a 19 year old multi sport athlete, and have always had an slow reaction time, i am not explosive. bigger competitors are faster and more explosive than me and that frustrates me, but i have I am willing to try anything to get the speed i deserve, not only do i want to impress and make the competition look silly, but i want to really challenge myself and overcome this obstacle because i know that with your program i will, there is no doubt.
I am willing to commit 100% with no excuses, i have my gut feeling that your program works.
I simply want to be a better athlete, and later on help younger athletes when i am a coach, don’t want them making mistakes or taking to long to reach their goals
Thanks Alex for all the great info you have shared so far, i know your TAQ 2.0 will kick ass and change lives!

-Luis Carrillo-

Tony Jackson

October 8, 2010

Why is “The Truth About Quickness 2.0″ the perfect program for me right now? Well, first of all, I come from a speed background. As a former Division 1 track athlete I have known for many years how speed and quickness can mean the difference between winning and losing. Currently, I am assisting on my daughters travel softball team with the specific task of improving the speed and quickness of our players. In just one week of implementing the exercises that Alex has shared thus far, many of our girls have shown noticeable improvement. Softball is a VERY fast game when played at a high level so this information could not have come at a better time for me as we start our 2010-2011 season. I am convinced that this program, once fully implemented, will separate us from the majority of our competitors.

lonnie marts

October 8, 2010

I am actually a speed and conditioning coach and many of my clients are preparing for the 2011 NFL draft. I want to give them a program that actually works- not just on the track but one that proves itself in real game speed. This program I believe will do just that. I don’t believe in empty promises geared toward one objective. I value systems that are well rounded and deliver applicable results.speed on a field is much more promising and powerful than track time.I know that and so do my clients. Your program is designed to address and improve speed in this context. I hope to be able to deliver to those I instruct.

Vechat Nhep

October 8, 2010

I never really got the chance growing up to play any organized sports in high school or any rec leagues. It’s not that I wasn’t good enough, but having very strict parents I wasn’t allowed to. Now that I’m in college I play intramural sports which I absolutely love. My competitiveness keeps me working hard to improve my skills as an athlete in hopes to be one of the best in my league. After many failed attempts at trying different workouts and not getting the results I wanted, I knew that something was not working. After listening to your methods and hear you talk about your techniques I could see that you are on to something. Even from the few workouts you offered with the idea of training different aspects of quickness in all different directions makes complete sense. Yea, there is no chance of a college scholarship or 6-7 figure contracts, but there is an intramural championship t-shirt at the end of the season (worth $5 wholesale) I want so badly it hurts. My dreams may not seem to be as big or spectacular as everyone else’s, but I’m getting old and my chances have passed and it’s the little things like this league that I get to look forward to when it comes to playing competitive sports. My heart is there, and with your program I hoping to dominate and be the best. So help me, help you, so we can help each other (or something else motivational and enticing). But seriously it would be totally sweet to win your program for the freesky.
holla

JR

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
No sad stories stated. The bottom line is that this will help my two young sons (18 & 12) NOW, & my year old grandson in years to come. Both my boys are student athletes attending two prestigious private schools through scholarships, grants, financial aid, & loans. They are also three sport athletes in football, basketball, & volleyball. They both are college bound academically, but they both want to play college ball. To do this they know they both need more than their sport skills & knowledge which they both already seem to have. THEY BOTH NEED MORE ELITE SPEED & STRENGTH. I as a father can only do so much. I’m disabled & very limited. They can truly use your help & guidance. Please determine for yourself. Quinn Arakawa on YouTube.com. Thank you.

Steve Davis

October 8, 2010

I currently train high school athletes at a small Catholic school. While they have great strength and endurance, none can execute movements as quickly as those that I’ve seen demonstrated on your website. To have the tools to develop that would provide such huge advantage to the kids at their current level and at the collegiate level.

Brian Cross the Boss

October 8, 2010

First off I have never seen anyone who is enthused as you are about your product. I have seen tons of different programs but no one who was ever excited to give out information as you Alex. Not me or one person deserves this product over anyone else. Everyone has his/her own goal or achievements they want to reach. Not only would I be thrilled to own a copy of TAQ 2.0, but I would be absolutely ecstatic. Thank you Alex for the emails and the information you have provided to each and every one of us and I am glad your research and dedicated time has payed off for you.

Brian

Tom

October 8, 2010

I’m the varsity head track coach for my school and have a team over 100 boys and girls. I have been focusing on quickness and speed over the last two years since I’ve been the head coach. I’m constantly looking for good materials to enhance my training program. Quickness 2.0 can help me achieve that objective. Allowing my kids to achieve sucess on the track will enhance their sucess in life. Some of these kids don’t have a very good view of themselves but using proven techniques that will allow them to achieve their potential will have such a huge impact on their lives. These sucesses on the track will translate into all aspects of their lives and that to me is far more important than what they achieve in track. I want them to realize hard work, dedication and teamwork pays off. Your program will surely help me to achieve that dream.

Tim Casey

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I have been using the Quickness Chronicles program with my 3 sons ages 14, 9 and 8. They are all active in youth sports from football to basketball and baseball and have all had improvements in overall quickness and coordination and my 14 y/o has made signifcant gains. I would like to tell you what the best part has been. Working on this has brought myself and my sons closer together. They work together and root for each other. I would love to be able to take the next step by starting the The Truth About Quickness 2.0.
Thanks for all the help.
Tim

Austin Nguyen

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
ok im not going to lie im not the best athlete out there. I’m small, I’m slow on my feet i’m pretty much the opposite of what you want in an athlete. Im a freshman and i play football. Many of our freshman get moved up and play junior and varsity levels which is great because it opens up starting spots right? Wrong. Every time theres an opening it seems theres always someone else there to fit it. I ask my coaches why i don’t start, i can read the plays i know whats going on better than some of the starters do, but they say the same thing every time, im just too slow. the truth about quickness 2.0 would be the best for me right now because i want to make a change for myself. No one believes that i can be great. Everyone says i should just quit. Deep down i know that i have potential i have a chance i just need some guidance, something i dont have. MY dream is to make it to the college level to be able to play college football, but most importantly i want to show everyone that i can be great, and i think Truth about Quickness 2.0 is the perfect program for me. thanks for your time.

lee novak

October 8, 2010

Alex, My 16 year old son, Chris, has recently taken up the sport of Skeleton, a winter Olympic sport similar to Luge (in Skeleton you slide headfirst). He attended a recruitment camp in April at Lake Placid NY, and a summer dry land push camp in Park City, UT in July. He is now preparing to return To Park City in November to begin training as a development athlete. He desperately needs speed training for two reasons: start times are critical in this sport, as the athlete runs 15-30 meters while pushing the sled before jumping on for the run down the course; and there is a combine that every athlete must take, administered by the US Bobsled and Skeleton Federation (USBSF), consisting of timed sprints, standing broad jump, squats, power cleans, and an underhand shot toss. The combine is used to rank the athletes. So, in other words, for Chris to have a chance to make the US National team some day, he has to score high on this combine as well as being a fast slider. Hence the need for speed.

Mikey C

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
This system would be a perfect fit for me. I play PG and speed is needed. I am mainly a shooter in the pg role. I am 15. When I was younger I used to be one of the fastest at my school. Yet now people are getting faster than me, that I once beat. THis system would help because it would make me faster defesively and I would be able to now attack the hoop and blow by people. My game would revolutionize and I would have a great shot at starting varsity. When I am playing for a big time D1 school,, which is a dream of mine. I will say Alex Maroko was one of the people tht helped me get there. i really love basketball and i have high goals.

Adam Lowther

October 8, 2010

Hey, I’m a junior college football player and have recently lost my starting job at tailback. I know part of the problem is my speed and quickness and I feel like TAQ is the perfect program for me to get back to my top speed and even faster so that I can get my job back for the rest of this season and my senior season. The offensive coordinator doesn’t like me too much but I figure if I just keep working hard and get faster and quicker he can’t not put me on the field! I’m also an aspiring strength and conditioning coach too, I want to go to grad school in exercise kinesiology, so it would really help me to learn even more about speed training sooner rather than later. Because although I am pretty knowledgeable in strength I feel as though I can improve vastly with regards to speed training. Thanks.

J. Osborne

October 8, 2010

Hey man. I am going to be honest. I need this program. To make a long story short, I have the same injury as Bret Farve, (I played at a D-1 school for football), and I was not rehabilitated correctly, therefore I lost a lot of my speed, my power, and my agility. I was an NFL prospect as a Redshirt freshman, but that messed up with my immaturity as a youngster. I am now 23 years old in my senior year in college. I have a couple of friends who play in the pros, and I have a friend who is like my brother who is getting the grand opportunity to try out for an NFL team. HE has a trainer. I know that if I am able to get the program from you, I will be able to return to my original form at the least, because I know real good training programs when I see them, and I have already tried a few of your mini programs along with the vertical explosion program I already have. Guess what? I have the opportunity now to play Arena or Canadian football because of an friend that I used to play with. I need the best program possible and this is perfect to add in with my weightlifting and overall training.I have to WOW these people with my ability to move and be a big guy at the same time. Agility and speed is one of the key things in basketball and football, and your program seems to highten all the potential to gain the speed and agility that I need. I totally agree that college coaches and high school coaches have a lot of the idea of training wrong, and I did that training all my life. Now I want to get the most out of my ability. I already have the mindset, now I just need the tools.

Tacker

October 8, 2010

Alex,
18 months ago, while coaching my sons soccer team, I realized what was missing from sports in our small town. Speed. We have some athletes who are pretty quick, none who are freaks of nature. So I decided to do something about it. Much to the chagrin of my wife, I began spending countless hours online researching speed and agility. Now understand, I have a full time job which I’ve had for over 26 years. I start work at 5:55 a.m. and finish whenever. I’d sit at the computer until 10 or 11 p.m. looking for whatever would help my cause, shower, then go to bed, get up the next day and do it again. A few hundred hours and a couple thousand dollars ( sports programs are expensive ) later, I was a certified Speed and Agility Specialist. I have no trouble finding young athletes to train ( actually they or their parents find me ). I’ve had success with most athletes I’ve trained. It appears that the materials I studied work, however, I’m always looking for ways to improve my program. Well, I think I found it . After watching TAQ TV episodes 1 ,2 , and 3 it occurred to me that non linear training is absolutely what I’m looking for. I’m stoked. So Alex , even if you don’t pick me for a free copy , I will buy your program. It’ll take me a while to cover my costs ( I charge $5 per hour per athlete since I live in a small community with an unemployment rate of around 20 %). But , It’ll be worth it when I see my athletes excel .

Bryan M

October 8, 2010

I’m just looking to grow my Personal Training business and the more knowledge that I have my clients will see better results and also hoping to bring in more clientele. I also have been using the drills from the e-mails and have noticed some minor but noticing changes out at my Flag Football games and really think you have a a solution to helping individuals with their speed and agility problems. Can’t wait to find out if I’m a winner.

Tyler M

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex and Kelly,

First I have to say that I love your programs. Everything is so easy to follow that it makes training a no brainer. I am 13 and have always been pretty successful at sports but I have one major problem. I am SLOW! I am trying so hard to make the freshman basketball team this year. I know that the one thing holding me back is quickness. I actually had a doctor tell me that I was a late developer and that there was nothing I could do to improve my quickness – I just had to wait til I hit puberty to start seeing changes in my speed training. I sure hope he is wrong! I have seen some success with your flying in four program and I hope the TAQ 2.0 can take me over the top. Thanks for all of the work that you do. Your programs ROCK!

Glen

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex and Kelly

I’m a 37 yr old dad from Australia with 3 children who love their track and field. We’ve been watching your video’s over the last few weeks and we’ve tried some of your exercises already – i reckon they work 100%.

Down here we don’t have a lot of choice in terms of coaching because there’s simply not as much emphasis on Athletics, so we need to look abroad for courses and training material like yours.

I’m not a ‘pushy’ parent like so many other parents. I want my kids to train smarter, not harder, and i know that TAQ 2.0 will do this. We see some parents flogging their 10 year old kids 6 or 7 days a week, and if you ask me it’s just plain dumb. Like i said, i want my kids to train smarter, using different techniques that get results, rather than running lap after lap after lap… or jumping over and over and over again…..

Good luck with the launch :)

Brent

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
There are several good reasons why I should receive the new and improved TAQ 2.0 system. First of all I’m twenty years old and played some junior college ball my first two years of college and didn’t ever see the floor very much. I was reasonably athletic but I felt like my quickness wasn’t exactly where it had the potential to be. Currently I train some high school kids and I’m constantly trying to help them out in any way I can. As a bargain with them I told them I would try out for the team at the college I go to now to show them what hard/smart work can do athletes. The majority of the players on the team are extremely athletic and quick and I personally don’t want to make a fool of myself trying out so your system would benefit me greatly.

Alaina

October 8, 2010

I’m a 15 year old girl from central point oregon. I absolutely love basketball, it is my passion next to my love for the Lord. I have been playing for years but in the last 3 years have broken my ankle. I recently sprained it and am attendin pusical therapy. I have to get surgery after season to shorten the ligaments. I think this program would be extremely benefical for me. It would help me get ready for season this year, and help me come back from my surgery in March.

Billy

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I am a high school basketball player in Florida. I have always been able to shoot and ball handle, but I am lacking the quickness side of it. If I could have your Truth About Quickness program I could implement it and have the quickness to blow by defenders by the start of the season. I am not the best, but I am willing to train like the best to become better.
-Billy

Rodney

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

The main reason I would like a copy is that I am working with kids in grade school and my primary reason for doing so is to make them more athletic so that they feel better about themselves, lose weight and if they so choose go out for sports. By doing so, I hope to instill in them a sense of how important movement is to being healthy as they get older and being able to move quickly, be agile and run fast is not only fun, but may save their life or a loved one’s life by being able to move and react quickly to a bad situation.

Tammie Brenton

October 8, 2010

I am helping with a soccer team and speed is the one thing we are missing. I am trying to convince the coaches that this is the training we need.

Ryan

October 8, 2010

Hello, I’m Ryan, a junior in high school. I just wanted your program because I’m looking for a good program to boost my track and field skills. I already
have great explosiveness and know how to train my vertical, I just don’t know how to train my overall quickness and as much. But now that I watch your videos, I now know why my training methods work! You guys made it all make sense to me. So I would love to learn more from you guys. I’d love to learn from some smart people who know what they are talking about rather then our high school coaches acting like they know everything. Thanks Much, Ryan

mack

October 8, 2010

hello,
My name is Mack and I am a sophomore in high school. Last year, I was cut from my school basketball team. The coach said the main reason why I wasn’t on the team, was because I was not quick enough. If I was quicker, then i would have made the team. Could you please help me out by giving me a copy of this great progam.

Mack

Caleb

October 8, 2010

Alex,

Im a Freshmen in college who is looking to impress the baseball coaches this spring. Im will attempt to walk on the team, and believe with your program I can recieve the edge that can put me in a class of my own.

~Caleb

jamel

October 8, 2010

I am playing corner for my high school. I am a really good cornerback, but the only thing setting me back from elite level is my speed. Throughout high school i had knee cartilage problems, and had to get two knee surgeries over the last summer. this has caused me to lose a lot of muscle in my leg, keeping my slow after my injuries healed. I believe that with your program i can gain that elite speed, and earn the D-1 scholarship that I deserve. That way me and you would have similar stories since we both went from slow to lightning fast and held it down in college. My biggest dream is to play in the NFL. Speed is the only thing holding me back. Even if you do not give me the free system, thank you for reading my message. Can’t wait for the launch.

Petros Eskinder

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, I am a 15 year old basketball player You will probably hear this from every-other kid on the internet, but I AM LEGIT. I am going to succeed at my dream of playing in the NBA but I know I am not even close at the moment at 15. This is what I dream about at night and I would love to this program because just before I went on the internet. I wrote everything that is holding me back at the moment, and the list goes as this: 1.Quickness 2.Explosiveness 3. Scoring Ability 4.Defense 5.PG Skills 6.Mental Toughness. As you can see quickness is right up at the top. I am intimidated every time I am on the court worrying that someone will blow right past me, and even though I have nice handles I can’t get past them because I am about 3 steps too slow. PLEASE MR. MAROKO, I AM A HARD WORKING KID THAT REALLY NEEDS THE TRUTH ABOUT QUICKNESS. I used to be a cross country runner, but after reading on your website I learned that it doesn’t help me with basketball, so my CNS HAS BURNT TO CINDERS. I need this sir. I have made great strides with your effective handle and I am hoping to do the same with TAQ 2.0. Please help me beat the odds of turning from a slow Ethiopian nerd to lightening quick NBA point guard. Even if you don’t give this to me I am grateful that you answer all of my facebook question and give out all this free information. Thank you for steering me in the right direction. You have helped motivate me with your own story of playing college basketball. You have been a great dude (even though you sometimes have lame jokes)

Steve Payne

October 8, 2010

I’m a long time veteran of the Strength & Conditioning world and have worked with hundreds of youth athletes. I’ve purchased material from every speed expert in the industry and have never seen anything that looks like or approaches training like your material. I have recently begun a training program for special needs kids at a soccer facility here in town(http://www.morganswonderland.com/). They love the training and your material looks like it would grant me the tools necessary to assist them in gaining not only the confidence to compete more assuredly, but help them to grasp the techniques and body awareness necessary for safety and relative freedom from injury while competing in sports.
Thanks for the opportunity to do this,
Steve

nathaniel

October 8, 2010

Hi. I am 14 years old, and I am tall and thin, athletic like. People don’t see me as much of a scorer in my league or even relatively skilled. As I said, I am thin so I don’t have much of a build. I am fast, but slow to get started off the first step. They don’t think that I’m too quick for them or they think that they can beat me becuase they’re better than me. What I would like to have that would get me better speed and better agility, so I can show those guys from last year that I can beat them or stop them ( I want to surprise them, or get their heads turned toward me ) I would like to have your Truth about quickness program, because I know that as soon as I got that, thenI would put myself to work to bring out the best in me and make myself who I want to be.

Sorry this is kind of long and all, but thankyou for reading

Franklin

October 8, 2010

It’s funny how Adam, Taylor, and you did this essay thing.

Straight up, I really need this this program. The seasons starting up and I got to be ahead of the game. I think this program can do that. I’ve seen videos of you, man your fast! I’ve worked on almost every aspect of my basketball game except speed and strength. With speed I can beat defenders and shut down the offense. I promise to put to good use and be a testimony to others. So I keep it short and simple for you, hope I get picked.

Jacorey

October 8, 2010

I am a freshmen in high school on the basketball team. This is my very first year playing school ball. I got cut from my 8th grade team. This is the right program for me because everyone is telling me I move slow. I’m a decent player but quickness, confidence and lack of experience hold me down. This program will help me achieve my goal one by one from college to the NBA. I know hard work is required and I’m ready to sacrifice

Rebecca Songy

October 8, 2010

Just give it to me

Whez

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I attend a D1 bball school studying Engineering. When I’m not doing homework, you can usually find me in the gym, as early as 6 am three days a week. I love the game. I love running up and down the court and getting myself and my teammates better. I’m trying out to be a walkon in a few weeks and your free training has already helped me out a lot, but I believe that with TAQ 2.0, my skills will truly be taken to the next level. Quickness is what you sell, and what I need. At 6’2 smaller guards tend to beat me off the dribble or stay in front of me and bigger guys just shoot over me. With your program, I will be able to stay in front of them as well as blow by them. I can already play with the school’s players and hold my own but I believe that this program and hard work will aloow me to be D1 ready to play! This is why I need it

Jerson Manalo

October 8, 2010

Hey,

Well I really want your program as growing up I was unfit and a bit of a computer nerd. I’ve finally found a sport that I like, basketball. And now I am 20 which i believe is entering my prime. I would love the extra information and training techniques I would be able to get from your program.

Jeff

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex, My wife and I own and operate a private personal training facility in Oklahoma.I have recently acquired a lot of athletes from the surround schools in this area. The one thing they always ask me can you make me quicker stronger and faster. I have the know how to make them bigger and stronger, but when it comes to speed training I’m just a rookie.I would love to take your program and put it to the test !!!! Not for myself but for all my young athletes that are trying to get into college sports and for those that are trying to get scholarships to help pay for some schooling.If I can help them move to the next level of training I feel like I have made a impact in there lives in a positive way. Thanks for the great info you are putting out there.

Jeff

Samuel Franklin

October 8, 2010

I’d love this program because it would explode my offensive and defensive game to brand new levels. I’m a freshmen in high school so my body isn’t even close to done developing. This would exponentially improve my growth in quickness and maybe even speed. I could apply it right away right before the basketball season started and become a better and blow away the competition. Please pick me.

Josh

October 8, 2010

I am extremely interested in weight training, speed training, power training, training in general. And am a KNES student so I’m also interested in rehab. I’ve recently learned why my ankles are chronically sore; it’s from week peronial and tibial muscles and bad proprioception in my ankles in those muscles. So plantar and dorsiflexion strength is good but put me on an uneven surface and I lose a lot of balance. My theory is I become more stable and I won’t lose power when jumping. Anyway that’s something interesting I’ve learned from my applied study at a local physio clinic. Now onto why I would like this program, I haven’t thought of quickness training as something I should do. But after trying your CNS priming and taking a couple of the exercises you’ve shown from your TAQ episodes, I made my own routine and in two weeks have seen a huge improvement in my overall quickness, explosiveness, change of direction and even endurance because everything just seemed so much easier. I’m 25 and hoping I can get back to and better than where I was when I was 18, and two hand dunking, (not often), and I think I finally found what I was missing in my training. Thanks, and I hope you will take me into strong consideration

Dillon

October 8, 2010

I need this program because this is the main part of my game that I’m missing. I can shoot great, I’ve been using Taylor’s shooting program, I can handle it, as I have been using your effective handle program, and I can jump, after using flying in four and other things. Not great, but I can jump a bit. I have the skills but I lack the athleticism to succeed at the next level. I recently went to a basketball showcase where I shot the lights out, and seemed to do every thing right on the court. Afterwards, the camp director came up to me and said I wouldn’t make it at a high level without getting alot quicker. This is an aspect of my game that I have worked on for countless hours, yet I can’t get my quickness to a higher level. My dream is to play at the D1 level, and possibly pro. I truly believe that if I got this system, I could make that happen. And I know that I would follow this program to every word to get as much out of it as possible, so please consider me as a candidate for one of the free programs. Thanks.

tony meadows

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, I bought the taylor allan prolific shooting program and it is doing wonders for my sons game. However I cannot afford to buy another program at this time. He is a gifted shooter, but like alot of people he is not very quick. With your program as well as Taylors, I believe My son Wes has a very good chance to play college ball. I am a little embarrassed to be writing this, but my sons career comes before my pride. If I could I would not only buy your program, but i would send my son to You for private lessons. However since that is not my lot in life to have mega money, I have been learning as much as I can online and transferring it to him. Please consider me for your give away

Thank You, a GREATFULL FATHER, tony meadows

Nicholas Prejean

October 8, 2010

I live in Houston Texas, and play some of the best competition basketball-wise in the country. I’m 15, 6’5, 150 pounds. I’ve been playing post all of my life, and i’m pretty good at it. But let’s be realistic. No college wants a 6’5 post player. If i could take my talent and work ethic, and invest in something like this, i know i could play forward. I need this, and i’ll be realistic. If i don’t win this, i’m probably not gonna get it. Not because i dont want it, but money is scarce around here man. I’m working trying to support my fam already, but i get home and work on my basketball everyday. I look at everything you EVER send me man. I’d really appreciate this, and i’ll put more time into it than anything else i could do. Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. I’m here to work bro. All i need is help.

Rohan

October 8, 2010

Hey, Alex I’ve read some of these comments and I think that their good. But. Im 16 5’9 and a junior trying to start on a D1 high school basketball team with 6′ 9 post players on my team.. I live in the bay area and out here the only way to get D1 looks and scholarships is to be ELITE and to take my game to the next level . My friend . My dad(side coach). And my coaches say I need to get quicker and it needs to happen by the season. Your program seems to fit me best and I’ve been looking for a good program about a year now.thing is, if I don’t get quicker by December then my dreams of starting on varsity as a junior will get shot down.and my dreams of making it to college will be limited depending on how I improve my quickness in 2 months.
Thanks for giving me a chance to get a free copy !

Mark

October 8, 2010

Hi My Name is Mark, I love basketball so thats the main reason i wanna improve my speed and agility.and i think that very few people have the commitment and desciple to take this promgram anyware like i do.not trying to be cocky but really think that most people think this is a ”quick fix’ they expect instant results and if they dont have them they simplie quit.most of these athletes are not CURRENTLY capable of sticking to this kind of program.bye that i mean they don’t have the right mindset at least not yet that will get them the results they want.most of them will quit and blame it on the program instead of themselves there simply not ready.not saying they never will.I know im ready an i know i have what it takes.if you give me the program you can know that you’ve put it in good hands that wont let it go to waste.

Jon

October 8, 2010

Im a big man whos tired of doing “JUST” the dirty work. Grabbing boards and getting blocks are cool, but I really wanna be able to bring the big man guarding me out to the perimeter, break him down and score more than I would with just post moves. So with some quicks, and some “go to” crosses burning another big man will be no problem. Sure Rodmen and Ben Wallace won defensive player of the year grabbing boards and getting blocks, but I want that MVP.

Lucas Cardoso

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I´m 15 years old and I live in Brazil and just like you I have a true passion for the game of basketball I know that the number 1 thing thats missing in my game is speed and quickness i´ve always been trying to become faster and quicker but just a few days ago I discovered that my training was absulutly wrong your videos really opened my eyes in relation to my speed and quickness training im currently playing for a small team in a small city named Rio das Ostras Brazil and next year i want to try out for the basketball team in my nearby city Macaé(which is a very bigger city and has a bigger basketball team this team compeats in all the state of Rio de Janeiro) of course my dream is something much bigger then this but I know that playing their will be like the first toddler steps in my carrer, i also know that I will use the knowlege and experiences that I have learned in TAQ 2.0 for the rest of my life I know that this program will open a lot of new doors for me and my family. Like you my Big dream is to go back to the U.S. and play college ball and with my killer quickness and explosiveness that I learned and applyed with your program absolutly KILL IT!!
Thank You for all your time in reading this, God Bless and have an AWSOME day!

PS. sorry for my english its been a while since i used it, sorry

jake

October 8, 2010

alex
i am very tired of being the slowest kid on the court and i still work my ass off to have a chance with the teams i play against. i am not outstanding in any specific category and all i know is Hard Work pays off so much in the end and i truly believe this. i am so dedicated and tired of the haters that say you cant do this, but i know that i have got help from you to help me reach my full potential and hopefully my dream to play college basketball just like you. I need to be quick because then i will be able to stop people on Defense and Defense leads to offense. I also need this because guards like you need to be quick to have a shot in this sport.

ALL im asking For is a Chance for you to help a guy who wants to work his way to his potential and a guy that will make the most out of what he gets.
Thanks for this wonderful opportunity
jake

Tanya

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I just had my first game for this season last week and discovered that at the age of 42 it is really difficult to keep up with all those 18-25 year olds out there. Maybe your system will help me keep up and prove to everyone out there that 42 isn’t too old.

Tanya

Trainer Mike.1283

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex, I’m just coming off an ankle sprain that basically has partially sidelined me for about 3 months now, I’ve always been the slowest athlete that I play pickup basketball with and generally the least explosive, and now that I’m coming back from the sprain I need to get better, and I need to evolve my gain, and I think this system is the perfect way to do that. If I were to add some quickness and agility along with improving speed work I may actually stay on the court for longer and people may actually look forward to playing with me in rec leagues.

Michael Torres

October 8, 2010

The reason why you should award me one of your free copies of TAQ 2.0 is not about me. It is about the boys and girls that I train. I live in rural, NW Pa where too many people believe they can’t accomplish anything because they are from this area. I’m convinced that this is not only a lie, but that it may even be a disease. And these people pass it on to their children. I want to have your system so that I can give these kids the best chance they have at competing with kids from areas that have so much more in terms of access to training equipment and facilities. My fledgling baseball training business, Providence Baseball Academy, is all about investing in these kids to make them the absolute best athletes and human beings they can possibly be. From all accounts (that is those that I trust that have raved about you), your system when applied diligently will give these kids the edge that they need. There are many worthy individuals that are requesting you give them a copy. The difference is if you give one to Providence Baseball Academy you’ll be affecting a good number of kids who will then be advocates for your system. And I believe wholeheartedly in promoting that which is good and works. Please help me help these kids.

Mike O

October 8, 2010

I’m not sure what I can say to differentiate myself from all the other guys and kids out there looking to transform their games with your system, but to give it a try, I’ve been scammed by other trainers and coaches who say they train speed, and even myself as a trainer I’m not sure if I understand how to train speed and footwork because most of us ONLY adress the issue’s of conditioning, OR strength training, not many of us have been able to put it together for everyone, but it seemed like you figured it out.
So here’s my deal I’m 26, I play pickup basketball regularly, and I have a decent shot, but I can’t get by anyone, and I can’t cover anyone on defense, especially at 5’10 where I’m supposed to be a perimeter player I think that players on the other teams enjot having the task of covering me, because they get a chance to relax, and basically I’d like the opportunity to really surprise the competition and make them look foolish for once.

Kyle Eisen

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex. My name is Kyle Eisen, and I’m in my junior year of high school. Im 16 years old, 5’6″ 140 lbs and play baseball for my 5A high school varsity team, and also on a showcase team outside of school. I am a great player, can hit well and have a cannon for an arm. The only thing i don’t possess is great speed and quickness. I was recently timed in the 60 yard dash at a college showcase event and was was sadly the slowest one there, running a 7.9. One college coach there told me that i was a great player, but needed to get faster if i wanted any chance of getting a scholarship. This deflated me because i have done everything one can do to get faster, including hiring a personal trainer, but never seem to make much progress. My speed is what’s keeping me from a scholarship, and based on all the emails I’ve been receiving from you, your program seems like just want i need…a savior for the slow guy. My dream is to get a scholarship to play college baseball, and your program seems to be the key to that. This program is perfect for me because it looks like one that takes hard work and dedication, which is what i’m all about.

Rodrigo

October 8, 2010

Hola Alex, me encantaria ser el ganador del set de entrenamiento para mejorar mi nivel fisico y los resultados en deportes.

Saludos
Rodrigo (Ecuador)

Nate

October 8, 2010

I got into sports late. It helped my stay out of trouble. I trained hard because I wanted to be competitive. I figured out that I can be good enough to play in college. I am undersized so I had to work hard and relied on speed and quickness. Needless to say, injuries cut my career short. I am currently playing in rec leagues and training my nephews and younger brothers. I will be training my sons soon enough when they get older. I want to teach them the right way and help build their confidence and self esteem by making them faster and quicker in sports to build their self worth. I saw your videos and applied the little you showed us and it already showed. Just wanted to say thanks and keep up the good work.

Jesse Vazquez

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex,
I am a baseball player and im looking forward to getting some type of recoginition for college. I am in my senior year of highschool and I have been working my butt off for the upcoming season. I have come across several programs, but no program has gotten me motivated and surprised for this quickness program. This program is the real deal and its something I believe will take me to the next level in my career. This program is going to be placed in great use if I win a free copy. The reason is because I am someone who is willing and is going to work hard. I am also going to use this program so I can have the opportunity to play professional baseball. After watching the episodes of quickness, it has left me dissappointed but amazed. The reason for the upset reflection is because i have been wasting my time trying to get faster on things that don’t work. And after placing the techniques in my workout routine i have seen very quick improvements instantly. That is why Im excited for this program and thank you for the service you have given.
God Bless
Jesse Vazquez

james bowling

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’m a dad that works with his 13 year old son everyday trying to give him the edge as he enters his high school career. I’ve done research on different speed and quickness trainers and was drawn to your honest demeanor. You seem to really want to help people achieve and not just get rich. Your system also seems to be easy to follow. i already have the quickness chronicles and have my son performing the program. I just want to make sure my son Kyle can say he gave all he had and what a better coach than YOU to get him there.

Brian Hankyle

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I am currently managing a high performance centre that deals primarily with hockey players. I have decided that my passion is not managing but being hands on with the athletes and I have decided to drop my management responsibilities and get back into training full time. I have been very impressed with your videos this week and they make perfect sense. I could not agree with you more on the need to focus on non-linear speed.

I have had the benefit with working with some of the best trainers in Canada due to my former role as VP of Sales for a commercial fitness equipment distrubutor so I feel I have a very good filter when deciding if a trainer has valuable information or not.

In health,

Brian Hankyle

Aaron McCain

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex. I am an 16 year old basketball player and I am pretty good at my skills. But my height isn’t exactly nba level yet so I try to improve my athleticism to balance the problem. The problem is i’m not that athletic and i’ve tried countless numbers of programs and never found results. I see something in this program and I believe the search is over with your system.

Joshua Santos

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex and Kelly,
I need this program because I am not born with quickness or speed. It has been the biggest reason I could not make it in every basketball team I have tried out for. I have good shooting and ball handling but they would not accept me because of my lack of speed and quickness. I have tried everything I can to get quicker and faster but nothing seems to work. I am only 4 foot 11 at 13 years old and there are always a lot of people who are taller than me. I have a lot of weaknesses in the game of basketball but I plan to overcome it with mentality and especially quickness and speed. I would finally be able to do a lot of off the dribble moves. I hope to be at least 1 team this year or next year. But I might have a chance if I could train with this program.

Russell Thorn

October 8, 2010

Alex. My name is Russell Thorn and I’m a 2nd LT in the US ARMY who just finished Ranger School and is headed to Ft. Drumm NY to be an Infantry Platoon Leader in 10th Mtn Division. I think this program is perfect not only me but my future platoon of 40+ men for a couple of reasons. 1. The US Army Infantry attracts many former HS and NCAA athletes who competed at a high level for many years, your program will allow us to stay true to our roots. 2. The army is really pushing the tactical athlete model which is awesome. Your program would offer another component to any daily pt session. 3 Our lives depended on it. There is a huge demand to stay quick and explosive, because these are skills you need when bounding from barrier to barrier in a firefight.

Nemanja Ilic

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

Having speed and quickness is a key to being the best player. Being able to beat a defender by with a move or a quick step is very important. For me i always seem to have trouble with this and when i get by someone they easily get infront of me. I try anything to improve my speed and i will keep on trying everything to work on my speed. i understand the importance in being agile when it comes to basketball and i want to be known as a player that can do everything not just shoot or dribble( basic things). i will work my hardest to get my agility up and i understand this is one of the best products in the market. most athletets just dream of big things but dont take action on them. i am someone that takes action instantly and i really would like TAQ 2.0 to help me out so i can make it far in this game. i want basketball to take me places but i understand i neeed to be quick. so please Alex i really would like for you to be the one to change my game and take me to that next level so one day when im thanking anyone you will be the first i thank. once again i really want to be the best basketball player and i need to be quick and TAQ 2.0 will help me im so confident in it/

Daz

October 8, 2010

Alright Alex mate. Im a 27 year old amature football (or soccer as you might call it) player in the UK. I was always classed as quick over 5, 10, or 20 yards on the soccer field, and wasn’t to bad over the 100m either. But heres the problem, that was when I was 17. For different reasons, lack of motivation and desire to name a couple, I quit soccer and athletics at 17. Finally when I come to my senses a year ago, at 26, I have become a regular player again. And to my surprise I am still quicker and more agile than alot of opponents I come across. But unfortunatly not all. Some people, that I should still be quicker than, unfortunatly after nearly 10 years have surpassesd me, and I quite happily admit that it is self inflicted for not continuing what I beleive I was good at. I have tried resistance bands, which have helped improve my 100m time back to 12.8 secs from 13.6secs a year ago, but my sharpness on the pitch, twisting and turning, and bursting off at speed does not seem to have improved a great deal, which in a soccer game is the most important, because lets face it, how many times do you run 100 meters in a straight line on the soccer field? Exactly, as I think you might say, NONE. I know I need to improve these attributes of my game to realise my potential, and I know I made a mistake in the past by quitting, but as I have grown older, and still at an age where I feel I can improve, with the opportunity of regaining the quickness I once beleive I had, and becoming even quicker than that with your methods, there would be not much at all that would satisfy me more. I just want that 2nd chance of being blissteringly quick after failing myself in days gone by. I beleive just coming across the truth about quickness has given me this 2nd chance, and I hope to learn everything I can from it to go as far as I can at this age. I think to be able to blend your training methods with the resistance band methods i have learned from athletic quickness ( where your methods have come to my attention from) could be the ultimate way to being as quick as an induvidual can become. Thanks very much for all you have allowed us to know up to this point.

Thorge Kuklis

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
My name is Thorge Kuklis, I am a foreign exchange student from Germany. Currently I live for 10 month in the USA. I am 16 years old, 6’2 tall and slow. I am a passionate athlete and soccer player. I very interested in getting faster and your program seems to be perfect to achieve that goal. Currently I play high school soccer and in Germany I played club soccer. I am not satisfied with my quickness at all. I already searched a lot to find persons or training programs in the internet to improve my quickness but I didn’t find one which gives all the exercises and drills which really improve the quickness. It seems that you have created a perfect quickness training program. I would use your program a lot because I am an ambitious person, I am pretty slow and want to practice as much as possible to become faster. Therefore I need a training program for quickness and it would be great if you give me the possibility to achieve my goal. Thanks for giving me the chance to win a free copy of The Truth about Quickness 2.0.

David Capote

October 8, 2010

I’m white, 5’9”, my vertical jump is 11″”, and I run a 6.1 40 yd. dash.

JR

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I am a volunteer soccer coach for under privileged at risk teenagers. A sport keeps the kids off the streets while developing friendships outside of more unsavory options such as gangs. You might guess that success on the field can translate to other successes in school and life. After watching your introductory videos on TAQ 2.0 I realized that it would be perfect for a couple reasons. First there is very little to no money available for gym or other type of physical work-out equipment and TAQ 2.0 requires very little if any investment in this area. Second TAQ 2.0 is a faced paced workout where they will not get bored, and they all can participate. This would be of great help to this important program! Thanks!

anthony

October 8, 2010

i play linebacker in highschool trying to get a scholarship to the university of laurier in waterloo. im 6 foot 3 inches and 240 pounds but i need to improve my speed and quickness, thats the missing factor to my game. if i recieved this program im confident i can achieve my goals and hopefully one day play pro ball in the cfl

Al Kirchmeier

October 8, 2010

HI Alex

I was informed about your website from Latif Thomas, Your videos have caught my attention. I have been coaching football and track for 26 years. My kids are now high school age and I have turned my attention to them. I want to help them improve their speed and quickness and I am very interested in the information you are providing and I am very excited about the information that will be in the truth about quickness 2.0. I am always looking for ways to improve what I am doing so I can produce the best athletes possible. All these young athletes work so tremendously hard and deserve to be coached with most updated and useful information out there. I want all the athletes I coach to enjoy the word of sports and carry their experiences from sports through out their lives. Thank you for what you are doing for kids!

Coach K

jt

October 8, 2010

I wanna play college ball like my main man Alex Maroko.

Falmata

October 8, 2010

I feel that I deserve this program more than anyone else because Im one of those players who works his a** off at practice just to impress the coach and still doesn’t get noticed much. Ive been doing so many programs in the past and none of them seemed to work. I still have a below average vertical jump and not so fast foot speed. I don’t want to play JV again this year as a junior because I know I’m capable of more than that. I can’t emphasize this anymore, so I want to be as succinct (new vocab word,haha) as possible. I want to be as successful as I possibly can, and if I get this program I can do just that. I know this because it’s proven and guaranteed. Ive been doing the sample programs to the letter, and followed all details, and I’ve been seeing great improvement, that’s why I want the whole system. I hope you can see that I am very dedicated and deserve this just a bit more than the other responders. I can go on more but this is all I feel you need to make the right decision. Thank You. PS: I’m a junior point guard with good handles but bad footspeed, so this would really help. Thanks Alex

D. Johnson

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I have watched several organizations run “Speed and Agility” camps over a 3-day span, costing kids/parents a lot of money, and not really teaching or improving the athletes. When I was in high school I did whatever the coach asked and now 20 years later I can’t participate in many of the sports I loved because of what they had me do. I swore I would work to help athletes train the right way and this system will hopefully help me train athletes to move quicker and more effectively in a variety of directions. Thanks.

victor navarro

October 8, 2010

Hello,
Recently I recieved an email from you regarding the speed and quickness videos you teach. The video clips i saw have taught me alot while i work with kids in my area, it’s very competitive with other trainers. I know your giving away a product that will help me teach kids at a level of expertise. I enjoy teaching kids and seeing their faces when i have something new to show them, this really enlightens me to know how good of a job I am doing as a trainer. If you choose me to recieve the product your giving away my kids and I will be very thankful because you are helping them and I, by achieving their goals and my goals that I set for them.

sincerely,
Coach Vic

Mark Cuson

October 8, 2010

Alex
I’m an Ultimate coach at a High School in Georgia. For some of our players this is the first field sport they have ever played. Some of these kids have no chance of playing the “regular” high school sports and since Ultimate is relatively new at the high school level I let every warm body the opportunity to play and don’t cut anyone. The speed and quickness needed for Ultimate rivals all sports. ( I’m assuming you know a little about Ultimate) I played in the 80′s and early 90′s and want to pass on my passion the these kids. So to implement your system of training would allow many kids the opportunity to excel at Ultimate and get the rush that comes from all out competition and the personal satisfaction from giving every thing you have. With TAQ you will be giving a lost generation of athletes some thing they could have only dreamed about.
Thank you for your time and efforts and looking forward to implementing the TAQ system.

Mark “Patches” Cuson

Diane Ortiz

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I enjoy your blogs and tips and try to capture as much of your info as I can get. I try to adjust it to relate to my youth baseball players. Next season, I will be managing 13-14 year old players. A challenge in itself, but if I can give them the right tools to prepare them for high school, I will have accomplished a lot. I feel that with your program, I can get them prepared for all sports in high school. I am so excited about your approach on reaction time. I’ve always believed that coaches overlook the little guys, but they usually have the biggest heart for the game. Your program will definitely give the boys around here a leg up and hopefully a better chance of starting positions in high school. Many of the kids around here are smaller, hispanic kids and I want to give them the skills needed to feel confident in their game, physically and mentally. Hopefully you’ll consider me as a winner so I can spread the knowledge.

Shawn

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I am starting, from the ground floor, a 11 man football program for home school boys ages 12-18. Most of the players have never played organized tackle football. In the fall of 2011 we will have our first season. Currently, we are in the process of teaching the game through clinics we hold every Saturday. As you well know, knowing the game is not enough. We need to be blazing fast. We will be competing against private and public schools that have decades of tradition, equipment and much better facilities. We have no tradition, equipment nor facilities. We have a couple of footballs and a public park for our clinics. In order for us to compete with other teams here in Texas, we have to dominate in team speed. As a newcomer to TAQ, I have been impressed with what I have seen on your videos in the last week. I will definitely put your program to use starting now. It is perfect for my situation because I have no other tools to work with. Thanks for considering us at Texas Wind Football.

Alex Tang

October 8, 2010

Haha what’s up, bro? Well I really need this program because in the past year my athleticism has changed incredibly. I went from an 18′ vertical and raised it to 35′ now. I really want this program because even though I have decent speed already, I can ALWAYS improve (I’m a big man by the way, 6’3). I want to become quick and explosive like LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and/or Derrick Rose. Of course, I also want that quickness that you have! I want to be the best basketball player I can be; in the past year, my athletic transformation has made me realize that dreams can truly be accomplished if you enter the challenge with the right mindset. I only want to keep improving as a basketball player and I feel that your system will help me reach that place that I want to reach.

Carl herrera

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex, my name is Carl and I am a basketball player I am 14 years old and I am looking for a system to help me train. I train everyday trying to improve my quickness and speed doing any drills I can find or think of. Alot of my friends have training tools and programs to use but my family doesn’t have much money for tools or programs I would like to buy. So I Am asking you to please help me because I have more heart and desire than my friends. I train with no tools everyday and yet my friends with tools and programs will stop them halfway through or won’t even begin them. Anything I could get my hands on I would be grateful for. Alex I ask you to please help me achieve my dream of playing college basketball.
Sincerly- Carl

Garry

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I am a 64 yr. old male who is still competing. I play in an “Immortals” league and have also participated in national tournaments throughout the country. The reasons I would like/need the TAQ 2.0 is to stay competitive and to excel locally and nationally. It’s important for me to be successful even though my best playing days are behind me. Most programs are geared toward the younger set, which is fine (If I was even 20 yrs. younger, I’d want your program). But sometimes the “older” set is forgotten. There are many of us who are out there still doing it. I feel that TAQ 2.0 will give me the edge that I’m looking for. Quickness is key in basketball, no matter what your age but I want my peers to see me and wonder what I’ve been doing to maintain the level of competition I’ve had in my league for the past few years. Thanks for your consideration.

Wayland

October 8, 2010

Alex, I am working with athletes now on a daily basis as an athletic trainer. I have already seen a few athletes go down with serious injuries. Sometimes getting to these athletes in the quickest way possible can be a serious task. Foot speed and coordination are very important because not everyone who goes down gets back up. Reaction time is critical. We have to be able to assess the situation and act fast. I believe I have a good genetic reaction time but lack the training necessary to reach my potential. With your program I think I could be a great athletic trainer, one that athletes trust.

Dee

October 8, 2010

My entire life I have watched players like Lebron James and Kobe Bryant completely destroy there opponents, and dreamed of doing the same. From the beginning of my basketball career, I have always been an average player with average quickness, which is really hard because I play point guard. I am 6’0” foot, so because I lack size and strength, I really need quickness to be effective. But I have always believed that my love of the game and with my heart and determination I would work on my quickness and game and eventually accomplish my dream of playing D1 basketball. I even significantly increased my grades in order to be academically eligible. But this was all cut short when I suffered a major knee ligament injury during my junior year. I was heart broken because the doctor actually said that my knee would probably not be fully healed till the middle of my senior year. With gods help and my determination to accomplish my dream, I finished rehab a month early and began to work by butt off everyday. I quickly realized that the little quickness that I had before the injury had almost disappeared and I found my self falling behind while trying to beat my opponents of the dribble. For that reason I have turned to you Alex, hearing great things from my friends about the kind of work you do, and your unbelievable quickness and dribbling ability on the court. I believe that TAQ 2.0 would be a great fit for me because there is no other person with the drive and motivation that I posses. I am willing to work my butt off in order to be the best. I hope that you give me the chance to accomplish my dream and make you proud. Lebron and Kobe aren’t where they are today by being average, and why should I be.

Chris Dehner

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I’d love to receive this program because i am coming towards the end of my volleyball career and have a dream to play professionally in Europe after i graduate from college this year. i am 24 years old and having the extra quickness in my game would help me achieve my dream to play in Europe. I have the skill but being quicker would be the last key to my success for achieving this life long dream of mine. Volleyball is all about quickness and reactions and this would give me the key to the lock i truly need.

Lachlan

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex.
I am a 13 year playing basketball in Wellington NZ and we have just watched the National Under 15 champions this week and Wellington came 4th. I had previous played for the Wgtn B team and didn’t make the A squad for the tournament as I wasn’t quick enough. I hope to make the A team next year. We are now into the off season so I will be training hard, using prolific shooter to improve my shooting game. However I know I have to improve my speed to make next years team. The Truth about quickness 2.0 system is what could help me to make the team and achieve my goals and help Wgtn will next years title.
Thanks for the opportunity.
Lachlan.

m j perona

October 8, 2010

as an older athllete on fixed income, i’m trying to stay competitve in an adult baseball league with players in their 30′s & 40′s [i'm 65 with a few minor physical impediments, but no 'BOILER']; since i’m semi-retired & on a fixed income, it’s difficult to find programs that i can both AFFORD and start with & progress to more difficult levels. BUT, i am interested in YOUR program as it will help me strengthen my core & add to quickness as both a corner INF & a pitcher[to field bunts, ec]

michael

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex,
I’m a 13 year old boy who does plays basketball everyday. I shoot for an hour after school. I have a really nice jumpshot but i have a couple problems. One is that im the shortest kid by a longshot. I play point gaurd. I have to be quick but i’m always slower then my opponents. I started to use your program but i need to be a lot quicker. If i could win this contest i would be able to get quick enough for high school and beyond. I’ve tried sprinting but it isn’t as good as your non linear training and if i could get this it would be awesome.
Thanks,

douglas boehr

October 8, 2010

alex: I don’t know if your system will work. I am a 57 year old who run’s the 400 m hurdles and 100 m hurdles. I would like to run in the world games in ca. next year.
but, only if can get my high hurdles times in the 15.o and the 400m 65.
I am close. so, I even though I work out 7 days a week and am totally
committed to whatever it takes to win. I ran college track at the university of kansas. I would like to be no. 1 in the world but I need speed. I am 6 feet
4 inches weight 208. I am trying to get my weight to maybe 197?
so, I want to know if you can make me a winner?
thank you for your time. out.

Ronald Muijtjens

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I play handball in The Netherlands in a first division team. I came to this team during the summer. At my old team i was one of the quickest thanks mainly to taq. In this new team im still one of the quickest but we are fighting hard to stay in this league. The opponents are a lot better (and quicker too :p). So i need a program which can make me quicker so i can stop those guys and maybe even make them look slow.

Cheers Ronald

Ps i tried to use taq when training a kidsteam but its hard to make those exercises fun for them. Especially for the young kids its very important that training is fun. When i find the magic way to do that ill let you know!

Daniel White

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex and Kelly,
Thank you so much for your continued support and generosity. I am not a genetic freak who is super fast and agile. As a matter of fact I was beyond slothy. I was glacially slow. My high school football coach conditions us after every practice by making us run forty yard sprints and then five laps around the field. My linear speed improved but my footwork was still sloppy. During a team meeting our coach told us that a goal was just a daydream until we wrote it down. He said put it on your mirror so you will see it every day and it will remind you to dare to pursue your dreams no matter what. That night I wrote down my quickness and agility goals. However I did not know what to do. Several weeks later I stumbled across the quickness chronicles. After following the hints and tricks religiously I noticed I was on my way to catlike grace and agility. Now I am ready to take my performance to the next level and then some with taq 2.0. I want to give my teammates a solid player that they can count on when we take the field. They deserve someone who can “float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.”
Thanks a lot,
Danny White

will Steed

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

My name is Will, a 50 year old gym rat that’s played basketball every chance I could since I can remember. I’m 6’1 and used to be somewhat quick but never fast, and able to grab the rim but never dunk. Back in the day the knowledge and training for speed, quickness and hops was either flawed or did not exist. Getting into the fitness industry and lifting weights for the past 20 years has helped with strength and mobility and allowed me to keep shooting hoops non stop. While my lack of leaping ability hasn’t diminished from it’s original paltry height after all these years, I have this serious desire to see how this program can improve my fitness and the skill of the young athlete I train. Working with these young men in the weight room is fine because they respect your strength levels and the technique that you’ve acquired over the years, but improving their speed, quickness and jumping ability so quickly is something that’s easy to see and use right away. This would get any athlete very excited and willing to put everything have into using a program and training hard. They all want to be quick and they all want to sky! After incorporating your quickness drills, along with some plyometric drills I was using I became very excited and intrigued about your whole system, even hoping for the least bit of improved quickness and vertical karma. Since fitness and basketball have always been my main rush, I became a fitness trainer to get paid for something that I love to do anyways. Naturally hanging out with basketball players and the young athlete, quickness and vertical leap seem to be the main topic of interest. Your training program sounds like the one true piece of the puzzle to help someone with a real need for speed and a desire to reach their full potential. The kids that I train and I would follow this program to the letter and as an example, hopefully change the game and the enjoyment level for anyone willing to try. Thank you for showing me another way to look at the training game, it seems every time I learn something new I realize how much I really don’t know, all the best with the release of your new program.

Joe

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I want to be quicker than quick. I need a program that doesn’t keep overtraining me with the ideal volume. Sounds like your program is it.

Jeff

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I have been training elementary school kids through high school age athletes for the last six years. I basically have been teaching them the things I have learned through studying and researching over that period of time. I was never very fast in high school. Actually I’m 44 and faster than I have ever been in my life. I want to help these kids to have the tools to see their dreams come true. I am currently training the local high school baseball during the off season and I want to help them be the quickiest they can be by Spring.

Danny

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I’ve done a lot of research on quickness and vertical leap (because I believe they are closely linked), and I’m trying to get back the quickness I lost when I went from being super active in high school to being super busy in college. However, though I like playing basketball, I’m training to get involved in mixed martial arts, and my takedowns are horribly slow and weak. Basically, I’m getting destroyed by wrestlers, ya dig? Anywhoozle, I will continue to improve no matter what, but I feel that TAQ 2.0 would be a great help in my martial arts “endeavors”.

-Danny

shay

October 8, 2010

Coach Maroko, I am a volunteer youth coach in my comunity. I work with baseball, football and basketball players. I see so many coaches getting it wrong. I have been one of those coaches myself. I try to find the best and most effective ways to develope these young atheletes. I strive to make them as versatile as possible. From what i have seen and heard your progam would be a great weapon in any coaches arsonal. To your success

Chris

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

dino

October 8, 2010

I am a high school volunteer coach in one sport and the coach in another. My title is COACH but what I mainly do is TEACH. I am also a mentor to my athletes. I try to teach my athletes to be smart and efficient athletes; not just the how, but the why we’re doing certain things. I think your program will definitely enhance my athletes’ development and complement my teaching and add it in my toolbox.

Chris

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’m A 15 year old shophmore playing on varsity and the reason why I think this program is best for me and why I need it is because, well 1 i have no quickness, speed, or hops, the only thing that carrys me through games is my skills and shooting ablity. 2nd reason is because I believe in your system that it will improve my game by a ton. And reson #3 why i need this right now at this time at my life, well my coaches usally play favorites or people that he usally knows and there are some coaches sons on the team also. I don’t just believe that i’m better than them in skill, i know but i need a copy of the triuth about quickness 2.0 to help me be way better and earn my spot on the starting squad on varsity. Thanks for what you have done so far with all the good tips you have given me. It would mean the world to me if I can get a copy. thanks for you and your time for all of us.

Desmar Gomes

October 8, 2010

Coach Alex Maroko my name is Desmar Gomes I am a 16 yr old 5’11 senior pg. I feel I deserve to win a copy of your amazing TAQ 2.0 training program because I am one of those players that wasn’t born with natural quickness although I don’t possess this natural quickness I make up for this in other areas such as basketball IQ, shooting and passing ability, but my lack of quickness affects my game I may make a great move just to find that the defender is right there with me because I did not execute the move quick enough but I feel with this program I woud have defenders eating my dust. Also I love to play defense but I don’t have the best lateral quickness I make up for that with my long arms but if I completed the TAQ 2.0 system I feel I could become a lockdown defender and my goal is to become to the absolute BESt player. I would like to thank you for reading my comment and giving me the chance to win this great product even if I don’t win.

John

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I coach my daughters under 10 soccer team. They are good technically with the ball, but what hurts us is our lack of speed and quickness with the ball. I feel bad that I have not found a way to help them get quicker or faster. I am the kind of person that will read and try different things to get the desired results. Having a method for training my team, would be the last piece in helping the girls to reach their potential. It is not for me, but rather to give me the resources to help a great bunch of girls, whom really want to get better. Thanks for offering this opportunity.

Mike

October 8, 2010

I’m the head coach for a junior athletics club and Aussie rules football club in Australia. Both are the best in the State. We already crush the opposition! At State T&F we win twice the medals of the second best club in the State (and I’m talking 20,000 kids State wide). I want the 1,000 kids and 40 coaches in both clubs to be so far ahead of the competition that the other guys will NEVER catch up! With the benefit of your program we will be leading the way yet again and they will still be eating our dust and wondering which way we went!

Cameron Sharp, II

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex! I truly belive this program is exactly what I to not only succeed but blast away competition. I have been looking for speed/quickness development systems and am in need for a strong, exciting program to help me reach my lofty goals. One of my goals is to play BIG TEN football at Indiana University. It was horrible seeing them being thrashed by Michigan. To make this team I would tremendously need to improve footwork, speed and agility and quickness. I think your program will not only give me awesome results, but also make me that much better for the team and to be better than the others players in this major conference. Thanks for your time and your awesome program(s).

Anthony Aviles

October 8, 2010

Well alex, I’m 15 years old and I play on my highschool varsity team. I start on our team, and we have a good single a team. My goal is to be an all-state basketball player, and go on to play on a good college team. I think the one thing that is killing me is my quickness. I’ve tried A LOT of things to get my quickness better but I haven’t gotten the results I would like. I’m really confident about this 4 week program, but I wanna go further than that. Thank you for this very unique opportunity.

Mitchel

October 8, 2010

hey alex,
I’m a 17 year old guy starting grade 12. I’ve played basketball for as long as i can remember and always loved it. I’ve always gone to small private schools and pretty much had to teach myself how to play the game, with the help of some friends of coruse. In grade 9 i played community ball and did really well. Then i injured both my knees and have been struggling and slowly fixing them up for the last two years. I’m working real hard to be the best this year so i can not just start on the team, but get a scholorship. I believe ur program is definately the key that i need to forsure achieve my dream. Thanks a bunch.

Cameron Sharp, II

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex! I would like to commend you on your awesome program(s). I think gaining access to your TAQ 2.0 information would be vital to me because I aspire to play BIG TEN football at Indiana University. Seeing the Hoosiers thrashed by Michigan was awful and I seen a lack of athletism and quickness. By training with this program, I believe I could not only make the team but make them a competitor in our conference. Participating in this sport and conference happens to be a dream and lofty goal of mine. I need this program to make it happen. Thanks!

Rachel Christ

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am extremely interested in your new program, TAQ 2.0! Currently, I am a 5’5″, 16 year old sophomore from a small (and I mean SMALL) town in New Jersey. In high school, I’m involved with the running program. Considering you’re not from NJ, I’m telling you it’s one of the most competitive states when it comes down to running. My main focus is Winter/Spring Track. And, I’m sure we both know how much speed is a key role in running whether you run a 400m dash or 1600m run. My main events are running the 400/800′s (and various relays). But, I know my times were only average in my freshman year, and I aspire to exceed the expectations of the middle distances runners. I don’t want to just get through a typical JV season (I was on varsity but as an individual/team we did not get as far as we pleased), I aspire to get into Group Championship and even to Meet of Champions. I have such a passion for running now, and while I’m still young and in good health, I don’t want an opportunity like this to slip through my fingers. I feel like with this program, I would be having the advantage; it would be the perfect opportunity to start improving my running and personal records! I just know how dedicated I am and I know for a fact I would make everything of this program and actually use it.

Olu

October 8, 2010

im am 18yrs old and i believe this is exactly what i need. Through high school I have play football and basketball. In both what is holding me back from becoming better is speed and quickness. Having fracture my knee and tearing my ACL at an early age, both injuries occuring in the same leg and the same time, I’ve never really developed much speed, hops, or stamina. Im hoping to continue football/basketball in college scholarship or not and I think will be a tremendous help to achieve that goal. I loves sports and although Im not sure which path I am taking between football and basketball I want to go as far as I possibly can it.

grant

October 8, 2010

I need this because I’m in 8th grade and 6 foot 2 and i can shoot, dribble, and pretty much every thing else, but something is missing and that is quickness. Sometimes when I’m on the perimeter guarding someone they are able to get by me fairly easy, but if I become quick I would become a force and on offense it would help tons to. I’ve tried a lot of things, and I’ve been reading about you and I think yours would really take my game to the next level.

Ethan

October 8, 2010

Hey Alex
Im 16, 176cm
im not taller, not stronger than all the other players, but if i can be quicker than them, i can beat them to the rim and beat them all over the court
i want too be the speedy one that no one can catch…
EVER

Travis

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,

I feel that I need this program because what can really set me apart from the pack is quickness and speed. I am currently a freshman in high school in Southern California, and the final team rosters are made in November. (Currently on JV) I have been committed since a really young age, and I still am, I wake up every morning before school and work on my game. I mean my ball handling and shooting is very solid but the only thing I feel that I lack is athleticism. I lift weights so I am generally strong, but I never had the gift of quickness, speed, nor explosiveness, and I never knew how to achieve it. I completed your free Quickness and Speed chronicles and got ALOT quicker and faster in just a month. I play point guard, and have always made up for my athleticism with my skill set, but having the elite quickness and speed I feel will make me a varsity caliber point guard. I know that this program will help develop me into the player to go on to play varsity basketball, D1 college, and hopefully pros. I know its a big dream but I plan to approach it step by step and this is one of my steps to my goal. I sincerely hope you consider me for the Truth About Quickness 2.0 Insiders System.

Thank You!

Briana

October 8, 2010

Coach Alex,I am a high school Junior basketball player that wants to prove to all the boys that i can become just as quick as they can with your program.I have the heart and skills to play with them but the foot speed and hops lacks a bit.My handles are pretty good and i hit the weights 3x a week.When i went to the UNLV basketball camp this summer the coaches said i just needed to get quicker and it wouldn’t hurt to grow a few inches(you have a program for growth yet?) Like i mention before,i have the heart,skills,handles&getting the strengh.All i need is your program to show these boys what a girl can do.Thank you for taking the time to hear all of us

Brad Whitchurch

October 8, 2010

Hey alex I Guess you could call me a bit of a veteran when it comes to speed and quickness. I’m basically always the quickest on any court I step on to and mostly from the training I’ve already done. I’m 5″6′ and throw down dunks almost whenever I want! Just not in game. I’m looking to improve my quickness so that not only will I be able to get free off a couple of steps so I can throw one down but also so that I can exploit the D with my Shooting ability. All that you’ve mentioned makes sense and I’m loving the abundance of knowledge being shared on the internet right now that can help train athletes like myself. I’ve been looked at just last week to play state league so I’m just getting all the elements together to lock down my game and TAQ would really round off my collection. I also coach a grade 6 team who I’m looking to continue through with and I want to give them the best knowledge I can to ensure their success. I want to thank you for all the time and effort you have invested in this program and all previous stuff it’s inspiring alot of people to reach to even higher heights. Regards,

Brad Whitchurch

Tom

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I’m a 24 year old ‘baller down in Aus. I’ve struggled through injuries and surgery over the last couple of years, but have gotten through that and am starting to ease my way back to where I was. I had lost a fair bit of strength and speed from my peak, but had been focusing on re-developing strength. Its frustrating, because I was so used to being the pocket-rocket that frustrated the offense in D. I’m not by any means slow and my top end speed is there, but I feel sluggish on the court, and my first step ‘quickness’ feels like I’m a lumbering oak tree. I’ve been working on gaining some speed but am failing to see the improvements I would like. I reckon this is the perfect program for me to rediscover my inner lightning.

Kelvin

October 8, 2010

Hi Alex,
I feel that i need this program because this was my first yr in varsity nd i play RB or shuld but my quickness isn’t on point according to my coach and teammates im not able 2 make quick cuts or change my speed of direction basically im only gud at running straight and its unfortunatly true, im running a 4.7-4.8 40. Also because my little brother will be playing varsity next year and he needs help making quick cuts and needs to get faster overall because he plays reciever his hands are gud but he’s just not fast or quick he runs a 5.2 40. We both also play outside linebacker and get caught up when a Rb o reciever makes a move on us because we cant react fast enough or change our speed of direction. We also want 2 have a program 4 our youngest brother (9 yrs old) 2 follow so that when he gets to the jv/ varsity level he won’t have the same problem that we have 4 now it would be the bodyweight things until hes old enough 2 lift weights. Thank you for your time and i hope you consider me 4 TAQ 2.

Matt

October 8, 2010

Wats up. My name is Matt and I’m a fifteen year old white kid. To tell the truth I’m just to not quick or fast enough to play for my high school team. I’m a pretty good shooter and have pretty good drubbing and passing skills but my quickness is especially not there. I get consistently get burned off the drought by the other team and I have no driving game. Im sure that this program is right for me. I’ve been watching the great videos and even from just this litle bit of info I’ve learned tons and have already got a little quicker I’m sure. Thatnks for the chance to win a free copy. Peace out

Blake

October 8, 2010

Dude I need this program. I am the slowest guy in our league and i’m not even out of shape. I need to bump up my game a ton if i am really going to be successful in basketball. And this is the road i’m taking.

Michael White

October 8, 2010

Alex,

The TAQ would complete the person I have always wanted to become. I am 6 feet tall and weigh 185 lbs. with a solid build, but just 6 months ago I was a round 232. I go to the gym 5 times a week, and now I have the body I always wanted. I am athletic, and I play rugby for Boston College. However I do not have the speed and quickness to be a factor on the team. I have always wanted to play at a high and the TAQ program would allow that dream to come true. I have long desired to become a great athlete and this is the way to achieve that goal.

Best,
Mike

David G.

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I’m 46 and decided to get back into shape. I have since dropped 51 lbs. of fat and packed on some muscle, all naturally. But I’m dire need speed and agility since I’ve now signed up for a soccer league. They tell me you’re the speed guru, please help me. Thanks,

Pie

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I’m 5’3″ and 32 years old, my future in basketball will only be recreational compared to others who still have a future to compete collegiately and professionally. But I always had a work ethic that is second to none when it comes to physical conditioning. I’ve trained in different programs such as olympic style weightlifting, kettlebells, jump programs, bodywieght training and linear speed training, but nothing like the TAQ program. I think that is another piece of training that would be a big boost for basketball and racquetball(yes, I play racquetball). Maybe the best athletic days are over but I doubt it. If you sent me the program it will be used and not abused. I will not be all gung-ho about it and try to jump into the intermediate or advance program. I will follow it like it should be and I promise not to let it collect any dust. I’m not just doing this for myself, but for the youngsters that I play ball with and against. I’m always competing with younger guys and gals, and I know the TAQ program will set the bar higher. Which I know will make them more motivated and driven to compete with.

Christian Santos

October 8, 2010

Dear Alex,
I am Christian Santos and I am a guy who would do anything to get better at basketball. I am okay at shooting and ball handling but not as good as my brother. I hope to be as good as him at any point in my life. I am not accepted to any team I try out for just because of my speed and quickness. The coach says I am good at shooting without any defenders but I am not quick enough to get enough space to shoot if there is any defender. The TAQ program would allow my long desired dream to come true. The road I am taking right now is not the easiest of all roads but I am sure that I will hang on and be tough. Thanks for this wonderful opportunity to make my dreams come true.

Roland

October 8, 2010

Alex,
I am currently a Strength and Conditioning Coach@ a Div. 1 Univ. I always like to learn new things and get a different perspective from credible coaches. I am a firm believer that you never know it all and you can always learn more if you are open minded. This is my reasoning for wanting a copy of TAQ 2.0!
Short and sweet but right to the point.. Thanks and Take Care!!

Roland

duncan

October 8, 2010

Alex, I am a 18 year old soccer player. I have had difficulty getting on the field as I was not as quick as most of the other players on my team. I had been training at velocity sports performance with good trainers for about 6 months with improvement until the center closed. Since then it has been difficult to continue the type of training that they had there on my own. I still need to improve my quickness, agility and initial explosion to continue to play in club and college level. The TAQ program appears to be the home program that would continue and improve the progress I had acheived.

Dan Clayton

October 8, 2010

Alex,

I coach youth football and deal with alot of youth who need to learn these techniques. Many of these youth are inner city kids who can’t afford speed training classes. Having this material would allow me to put on camps to teach these kids so they can learn the skills you talk about. This would forever change their lives by improving their chance to play at the next level. As the leader of an organization that has 4 football teams, with kids from first grade to eighth grade, kids at all age levels would benefit.

Thanks,
Dan

Geoff

October 8, 2010

Alex, I must say I have been impressed with the trailers you have sent through and it makes me want to see more. I am a 53 year old masters athlete and also have teenage kids with a yearning for athletics. We could all benefit from your program especially an old timer like me who just needs to get the legs moving a little faster. It would be great to experience your program, to review it and to let all in the masters network know just how great it is.
Geoff

Ed Kohlleppel

October 8, 2010

Hello Alex,
Why should you choose me, well honestly im old and washed up but i have my daughter. Who happens to be my pride and joy, I know every dad says that but I would put her up against all comers. Any way she excels in almost everything she does except agility and quickness. Everything you have said seems to be what we need to play college softball, by the way thats her goal not dads, she works hard in everything she does and I believe she has earned this program. Thanks

Juan C. de la Torre

October 8, 2010

I am working on with some young soccer players (12 years old boys). They are very talented kids and with the potential, based on passion and talent, to be real something in the future. One of the obstacles they need to overcome is to become explosive in terms of speed. I am looking for some new approach instead of the old more conventional methods to help them to develop this critical aspect of their game. I am intrigued about the the possibilities offered by TAQ v2 and interested in testing whether it would be helpful to help young soccer players who are highly motivate to become better every day.

Aweyz

October 9, 2010

hey alex my names aweys and your program would perfect for me because like you i wanna play colloge ball and i would really like to play for the Gopher. to do that i need to get quicker and be one of the best player to ever play at apollo and lead my team to a state title. and to accomplish all my goal need your program and my mom doesnt have the money. i think i deserve a copy of your program is cause am the most didecated. thanks

mike

October 9, 2010

I was initially one of the winners of the Flying in Four giveaway. My vertical had been stuck for a long time and the program just worked wonders for me. Enough so that i was featured on a special Q and A by you, Alex and my video was posted up on the site as a testimonial. Anyway, fast forward a bit and i’ve continued my training but been in kind of a rut. I decided its time to take things a step further and go with the paid individualized monthly program option with kelly. I’m starting that now, but could not think of a better program to have when i’m back on my own. The reason i was one of the FIF winners was because you could see how dedicated I was and also because i already had completed the vertical jump cure as well as recorded it and posted it on youtube. I took that a step further and completed the FIF program to the T and got amazing results so you know i’m a hard worker too. I kept a log during it and have 7 youtube vids pertaining to my progress during FIF. I’m asking for this program because I know i’ll be able to use it as a great part of all my workouts when i’m back on my own. Quickness, and non linear speed have always been a great weakness of mine as well so it will help me improve athletically and reach a dominant level. From previous experience with FIF you know that i’m a committed, dedicated, athlete that will do whatever it takes to reach his goals. Having this program with me when I’m back on my own will be like having Kelly and you right beside me, helping me reach my athletic potential and goals.

kieran o

October 9, 2010

Alex
over the past few weeks i have been very involved with your videos and information about quickness. Being a basketball player that loves being fast, jumping high and burning everyone id sound pretty amazing but the truth is i can do all the things except the fast part. I have extreme difficulty moving quickly around the court whether it be d or offense. I have no problem getting up or scoring when im open or have an easy lane but i cant do things in a quick fashion. This is why i ultimately need your program so badly, if i had speed i think i could reach my goal of playing pro in australia but without quickness it may be bleak! Thanks again for all the stuff you have sent me it has helped alot and i mean alot!
So getting this program wil be the next step to basketball success for me!
Kieran

Kathryn M

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex and Kelly,
I’m Kathryn, I live in B.C. Canada, and basketball is my passion. I wasn’t born with much athletic ability; if a high metabolism doesn’t count then I was born with nothing. I can shoot and dribble the ball (thanks to Prolific Shooting and Effective Handle,) but Quickness is NOT my forte, I have co-ordination and an alright reaction time but I take loud, clunky steps and my stiffness blows. The Quickness Chronicles and The CNS Priming Workout worked pretty well for me, so I know Truth About Quickness 2.0 will be P-E-R-F-E-C-T for me. I’m going into my Grade 11 season and I know for a fact it’s not going to be easy. An out of town team has a French exchange student, who plays basketball at the National level over there and a different school has a girl who is about 6`7, no big deal or anything. If I get TAQ 2.0, do it along with Prolific Shooting, Effective Handle, and Become a Freak V2 workouts; I’ll be unguardable. Therefore, I`d contribute to beating both teams. I`m playing for a different coach who hasn`t won Zones/Regionals since 2007, my team desperately wants to win this year, and my school is closing at the end of this year. I would love to win with my team, and if I’m quicker I’m positive that I’ll lead my team to the championship.
But Good Luck with your guys’ decisions and Thanks for taking time to read my entry

Greg Siimalevai

October 9, 2010

Hello Alex,

Well let me tell you a little bit about myself, I’m recently in the US NAVY of serving 14yrs straight. For the last 4yrs I’ve been a Recruit Division Commander in other words a “boot camp instructor,” In charge of getting civilians ready for navy life. How to fold, look, & exercise in the military. The hardest part is getting people in shape because not everyone knows how to run the proper way or use correct exercises to get quicker & stronger. I have been coaching football & basketball every year & now I’m involved with my son’s school 7th & 8th grades. I would like to show them different technique to help them reach their goals. I have a buddy that is also an RDC. I shared 3 of your favorite exercises from The Truth About Quickness. He told me the civilians were feeling better & stronger as a result more than 75% of his divisions (88 personnel) passed their 1 ½ mile run from the first time, also my 7th & 8th grades feel more loose & ready to practice & play the game. I would just like to thank you for sharing & just imagine what can happen if you would’ve shared more. “SKY’S THE LIMIT”

Thanks
Greg Siimalevai

Delroy

October 9, 2010

my commnt is not going threw

Delroy

October 9, 2010

im delroy a 15 year old basketball player who really want to improve on his QUICKNESS.Alex i had to start it this way IM REALLY OBBESSED WITH MY QUICKNESS AND WHEN I SAW OBBESSED IM REALLY OBBESSED.I really want to improve on my quckness really bad because others are blowing pass me with ease when im playing basketball and I HAVE CRIED ALOT BECAUSE I REALLY WANT TO iMpROVE ON MY QUICKNESS.When i first saw your program i was so stunned I just cant believe my heart was racing so fast i didnt know want to say.I said to myself IS THIS IT I COUNDT WANT UNTIL THE VIDEO STARTED TO HEAR what you have to say.I really love how you talk about it you really sound ASS kicking. I really think this program can work for me first of all because i BELEAVE EVERYTHING YOU SAW WILL WORK i just trust you and i think i really deserved this.Alex you talk about speed and Quickness like no one else and if you give me this program i WILL WORK 110% harder then how im working.I DEDICATE MY SELF TO ANY THING I DO and i really want you to give me this WONDERFULL,TREMENDOUS AND AMAZING SYSTEM.PLEASE ALEX I REALLY WANT TO GIVE THE TAQ A TEST BECAUSES IT SOUNDS LIKE THE BEST ALEX PLEASE AGAIN AND GOD BLESS

Marcie McLeod

October 9, 2010

Hello Alex , Can I tell you how invaluable this system would be to me at this present moment. Ok if I get my runners through to the nationals using your system and I know I could and that is more than one runner too.Our country kids will get the recognition that they deserve and it will be easier to hopefully get government and council support , so funding is available for the correct athletic training and preparation.We have had so many kids who have just given up because they haven’t had anyone to nuture their potential .I have just started training and overwhelmed by the need in my community. I love children and I believe in a positive childhood experience for growth and overall wellbeing.So can you help me.Thankyou Alex Best Wishes Marcie

Clement

October 9, 2010

Hi Alex,

I’ve been recently accepted by tge university of my dream to study nutrition by virtue of getting an athletic scholarship through soccer. However, my future and present coaches were gracious enough to inform me that I’m disadvantaged by my lack of speed. I don’t wish to be outperformed by my peers and be dropped to the bench in my new team, especially since I got a sports scholarship and am supposed to be the benchmark of of performance for my teammates! I’ve tried the advice of so many experts out there – I’ve increased my squat and deadlift numbers and recently incorporated the hip thrust into my arsenal, but my 40m sprint timing and vertical jump don’t seem to be increasing. It’s extremely frustrating as I’m known for my work rate and dedication to training, but no matter how hard I work, I simply can’t get to the ball before quicker opponents. It’s really not a question of fitness, as my teammates often joke that I have 3 lungs due to my ability to cover vast distances on the pitch. I really need all the technical help that you might be able to provide me.

Eric Cressey speaks highly of you and Kelly Baggert and so do many other strength coaches out there. I know you’re the real deal, so I’m hoping very much that you would give me the resources to aid me to achieving my goals and stand out in my team! I think you might know how frustrating it is to have everything technically but not be able to be quick and agile enough in games.

Vivek Dawesar

October 9, 2010

Hi alex,
I started running two years earlier . i am asthmatic & read in an article that running will develop resistance to it & gradually help. Since than , i have been following it. In due course of time , I have even participated in two marathons. The truth about quickness programme appeals me & to a considerable extent has increased the speed , which is required. I feel , it will definately help everyone , who is involved in that field. I genuinely feel it will help a lot. & is looking forard to it .
Again thanks a lot, for your generous effort
Regards
Vivek

Darren

October 9, 2010

Hi what can I say I am 31 years old i don’t have any sob stories or any call ups or try outs for any basketball teams baseball ect because I am Irish and I live in Ireland!
Simply all my life I have been playing sport Gaelic football and have has numerous knee injuries I have almost no cartlidge left in both my knees after it been torn and removed, plus a torn cruciate, this severly limits me to running so I have been doing weights such as strong lifts to try and build my legs and body back up, I want to play some football this year which will prob be my last and make it a year to remember without any injuries!
I feel that TAQ will make a hugh difference to my preparation to next years season, speed bursts of speed and hight of jump is key ellement in any sport but is critical in our sport, also I wish to go into coaching from a young age and as always the training our trainers coach sterotypicaly in Ireland is endurance and sprints I would like to break the mould and see kids acheiving there best and being as good as they can and enjoy there sport as it is so much a part of life
I love learning new ideas and different training types for sport most kids drop out of sport due to lack of improvement I want to change that,after all sport is where u meet friends a sense of enjoyment and is the baseboard for the start of there lives I feel this will make a massive difference to our training, thanks for Reading hope you feel myself and my club deserve this chance to be the best that we can be.
Thanks

alon

October 9, 2010

hello alex
all my life i been told im not good enough, tall enough , fast enough.this last year i had enough. i decided i want to be the best. i spent hour on hours shooting… i did the effictive ball handiling, and every thing else that i taught will help me just a slight…. i literally didnt sleep some days because i was out doing sprints…afer all if this practise… i improved… alot… but when the year ended and my coach had to decided which team to put me next year… he put me in the worse team in the club…when i ask him why?… he told me in this words ” i know you’ve worked hard but you just aint fast enough and you probably never will be”.. i wanted to die… but i know i have worked to much hard to get to nowhere… in the last three months i been working on my speed and with no success…. i am the most hard working men in the world if you will give me the programm i will not stop until i will be the quickest motherfucker on the court… i will not stop until every defender on the court knows that in any moment i can just make them look sily… last week i scored 17 points on my game but we lost in the end because on the last secondes i couldnt defeat my dedfender… no one accused me of losing the game beside me… i know i had a good game but not nearly enough if i wanted to be the best…if i want to be the best i need your programm to guide me…
this is the time for me to step up and be the king of the court…

Terer

October 9, 2010

hey alex

u see many people want to get quicker, bt cant
many people want to make it bt cant
i do believe that hard work beats talent when talent dosent work hard
and this program will obliviate anyone who dosent becasue
wen people who arent naturally athletic use this it they will become faster
and quicker than the athletic people who thot they were to fast for the program
im not quick and i cant say this program will take me to the nba
but i do promise to work my but off, strive everyday to make sure that all the excercises
and all the had work u put into this excercise is not rendered obsolete
i will utilize the knowledge and drain the video till i get everything i can
i will soak up ur knowledge and use it to become the best i can be
THE QUICKEST I CAN BE

its simple to me anyway,
i am a substrate and this program is the catalyst
that will speed up(literally) my success

thans for taking ur time to read this
much respect
Ter-Er kusu-Orkar

Jonny

October 9, 2010

Sup Alex? Well, I would love to win a free copy because when I play, I use my quickness and speed to drive past my opponents to score. Basically, it’s one of my go to moves at gametime. I would love to improve my quickness and speed so that I will be a much bigger threat in the ball game. The feeling of leaving my defender behind to eat my dust (cuz it’s just so awesome the way it is) or being THE shutdown defender in the game is unbelievable. In order to be the best, i have to train using the advice from the best and I honestly believe that this program will help me to reach my goal. I play ball overseas in Beijing, China for my school and this year, I hope to lead our team to win a championship as I will be one of the key players. And for me to do that, I need to be hecka quick. We haven’t won a championship in more than a decade and bringing the hardware back would be glorious. I may not be able to have a better shot than this to win, so I need to improve my footwork an unbelievable amount. You are a great trainer and I honestly believe that you’ll be helping me a significant amount if you give this copy to me (trying not to sound cheesy right now). Anyways, thank you for your time, and don’t get to bored reading all of the 433 (and counting) comments :D

Have a great day :)

Michal

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’m not going to say that I’m the next MJ and I just need this little help and I’ll will be drafted next year. I’m not gonna bullshit you. I’m not gonna suck up like others and tell stories how I’ll use TAQ to beat everyone in the range of 100 miles. I’m just a guy who loves this game and stays unhappy, because others are moving 2 times quicker. I started playing basketball to improve my coordination and quickness in the first place, but then I fell in love with it and I want the process to go the other way around. I want to be quick to be better in basketball. I want to be quick to finally beat the friend of mine who was born with that incredible quickness and still laughs in my face. I want to be happy, I want to fulfill myself and stun my friends. What is more important? After all, we all really do care what the friends of us say and we all want to impress them.
So Alex, I might give it to me or not, but just remember that if you do you will make my life much more bearable.
Thanks for reading this and thanks for the whole idea of giving TAQ for free.
Michal

Michael

October 9, 2010

I coach a group of a JV girls, they work hard, they’re good kids but they lack speed. I’ve tried wind sprints, agility ladders, everything I can think of, I need something to help them get quicker…………..Help………….

Max

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,
TAQ 2.0 IS THE PERFECT PROGRAM FOR ME!
So here´s why: I´m from germany and I´m attending the 12th grade (out of 13, it´s a little different over here) and I chose English and Sport as my Mayor Class for this and my last year and I had to find out that I´m in Athletic matters such as Condition in general but especially Speed, Speed Endurance and Quickness far behind the shape I need to be in now! So here is the thing. I wouldn´t make a big problem out of this but I need to pass a physical Exams every once in a while and I have to pass a big final Exam next year where the focus will be on 100 meter Sprint, 200m Sprint, 400m Sprint, 800m Sprint and 5000m run as well as Basketball and I need to improve a lot!
So I started to inform myself about good training programs for my situation but couldn´t find a whole lot until I met this website.
That´s when I began to basically check my E-mail program at least twice a day just to see if you posted any new videos on your homepage which b.t.w. totally convinced me that ur program in combination with my constant will of improving myself can let me pass my final exam (which I need to graduate) and even possibly let me become the fastest and best athlete in my class!
Additionally to that I actually did spent a year in america as a foreign exchange student from 2009 to 2010 and I joined the football team! I think besides going to America for a year, joining the football team was one of the best decisions I ever made! I never had that much fun on a sport so as soon as I got back to germany (this July) I started to look for a football team in my area which I found fast and joined immediately. Since I became a Wide Receivers I need to work on my Speed and Agility also.
I am Lifting weights anyways since quite a long time already and I think my Speed and Agility suffered a little bit under it so I definately want to get it back!
Alright that´s it! Thank you for even considering giving your program away for free!

Michael Schattinger

October 9, 2010

Alex, I’m a 48 year old physical therapist and strength and conditioing specialist. I’m also the father of a 16 year old daughter, who is a sprinter on her high school track team. Last year my daughter finished third in the 100m and fifth in the 200m at the Ohio State High School State Championship Meet, (Division II). I’m always looking for new and more effective ways to improve speed, both for my duaghter and for a Speed & Conditioning Camp that I run for high school students. A copy of your program would be an excellent source of new training techniques and ideas. This information would not only be helping my daughter but would also help out the 30+ athletes that take part in the Speed & COnditioning Camp. We both know that it’s “All About Speed” when it comes to success in sports. Please help me help my daugther and my Speed program. This is a chance to change the lives of many people with the granting of one free program. Thak you very much for your consideration of my requests. Thank you.

Robert

October 9, 2010

Hi Alex
I am a 44yr old male competing in athletics(sprinting) in an Athletic League in Australia.Last season I made plenty of finals but could not get a 1st place.Having had an ACL injury from Aussie Rules Football some 19 years ago and basically retiring from any activity for the next 15 yrs I have lost that explosiveness required at the start of races needed to win.I feel that your program could be my missing link in achieving my aim of winning that elusive 1st place sash.

Isak

October 9, 2010

What else can be said than that I want it because I want to become the best athlete I possibly can.

dinowannabe

October 9, 2010

Haha so many people, props on the
nice advertising.
Well you will give this to me for free or i am buying it.
But if you give it for free i will keep you posted with the progres (footage from practice, games) let’s say every two or four weeks.

1.question: Is this for USA people only(free copies), becouse i am from Europe/Slovenia
2.question:is it advisable to do this program with other training (explosivnes, strenght, conditioning training. –> or is it better to do it seperately for maximum results.
Tnx.

Michael Mroczek

October 9, 2010

Hi Alex. I am a Level III Youth Fitness Specialist with the IYCA (I was the first person in Canada and the second person in the world to achieve this).

I work exclusively with young athletes of all abilities. I hesitate to use the word “train;” rather than train young athletes, I develop young athletes. Through my experience I’ve seen many athletes, parents, and coaches who see programs and immediately want to “jump on the bandwagon” without having a real understanding of how young athletes develop. They assume if they simply the program, they will make this dramatic transformation–eventually, they become disappointed, have another emotional setback, and look for another bandwagon.

The majority of these programs, for lack of a better word, are crap. A very few, like The Truth About Quickness, are excellent. They have a solid foundation of research and legitimacy behind them. Even with that, there must still be a deep understanding of how, and when, such a program fits in within a young athlete’s developmental framework. Without that understanding, even the very best program will be minimally effective.

My intent is not to develop superstars, regardless of what the parents believe. My intent is to develop an athlete who plays to their potential, who loves sports, who can play with reduced injury risk, and who will love the game and encourage their children in the future. The Truth About Quickness can be an integral part of this nurturing process.

Kevin Knoch

October 9, 2010

Hi Alex,
I’m a teaching tennis pro, high school coach and fitness enthusiast. I agree with you that this program will be a much better way to develop speed, quickness, and agility. I have access to hundreds of athletes on a weekly basis through a variety of programs and am most eager to share your breakthrough methods with all of them.
In addition, I have an 11 yr. old daughter who is a high-ranked tournament player with extremely big dreams who is already benefitting from the CNS Priming Workout ans is excited about what is to follow. Even at her age, she realizes areas that she needs to improve on and is hopeful of using your “speed secrets” to gain an advantage that she can apply to her game.
You have to “see” it to “believe” it and you have to “believe” it in order to “achieve” it. We both see how your program will benefit all of the athletes that embrace it and we also believe that those same athletes will achieve great things!

kinross

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex. I am 14 years old and i am a sophomore in high school. I love the game of basketball and i am very good at it. I played aau and had a lot of coaches tell me that i’m a good player. Last year when i was a freshmen, i made the varsity team. Then about a month and 2 weeks my coach talked to me and decided that i should go back down to JV. I think that i need to work more on my quickness and ball handling skills. I have good handles but when i mix it up with my quickness i have less control over the ball. I think that quickness is one of the key things that i need in order to complete my game. So, this is why i think that your program can help me out a lot.

Haylie

October 9, 2010

Alex,

I am an 11 year old on a competitive soccer team. I love playing the game but I’m not the fastest on the team. I want to be quicker and believe that your program can help me with this so I can be a starter and not start on the bench.

Keegan Harper

October 9, 2010

Dear Alex Maroko,

The TAQ 2.0 system would be perfect for me. I love to play basketball just like you and I have a couple of Diviison 1 offers all thanks to you. I ordered the prolific shooting program from Taylor Allan and I listened to the interview that yall had and I took your advice about sending in tapes to schools that I wanted to go to and now I have a good 7-10 offers. The TAQ 2.0 system would be perfect because I can do everything on the basketball court; I can shoot, pass, dribble, play tough defense, and create space. Now if I get this system I can become lightning quick and get to the rim at will and do basically anything I want to do at will. I need access to this information because I will be one step closer to my dream. I believe if I have the TAQ 2.0 then I will do good at a Division one school and then have an opportunity to go pro. With your help my dreams can come true.

Sincerly,
Keegan Harper

mishael ward

October 9, 2010

hi my name is mish and im in track and football im only fourteen but this program has already made me the fastest on my football team. so i really wanted to jes thank u. those workouts and techniques really work i do them about every day, before this i ran the 100 in about 19 seconds, but wit your program i am now able to run it in almost 15 seconds now thats beast. So with the help of more resorces i think i would be able to be more faster as i exceed through highscool. (mishael ward, freshman)

Coach Mustafa

October 9, 2010

Greetings Alex,

I am the track coach, speed strength & conditioning & wellness coach for the Archbishop Carroll Lions High School in Washington, DC. I also have two very gifted athlete’s (sons)that participate in several sports such as football, track & field baseball, basketball, soccer & martial arts. I have used your techniques and they have worked for my sons (They were my testers). Now that I am working with Archbishop Carroll High School,I have serveral athletes that depend on me too develop speed and quickness for them, not only for them to win and be the best at there sport but to receive a scholarship from a division 1 college. I believe your quickness chronicles is one the best out there. I want my athletes to be the best in the country and your informatiion can help!!!!!! Continue to be great Alex Health Wellness & Success !!

Tanner Gers

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,

I have been a competitive athlete my entire life, but in 2004, I was in a tragic auto accident that left me totally blind. Totally blind as in blacked out. I am not asking for a copy of TAQ 2.0 because I am blind or because I am passionate about winning…

I am PLEEDING with you to give me a copy of TAQ 2.0 because of what I will do with it. I have been playing beepball (baseball for the blind) since 2008 and I want my team to develop our crazy quickness. I know it is crazy… Blind athletes play baseball??? I thought so too when I first heard about the sport. (Google my name and you will see and read about me playing beepball)

Our team speed is slow and they are looking to me, Offensive All-Star Team honoree, Captain and the fastest player, to bring the speed training goods to practice. I don’t know how to exactly do that, teaching speed, but I know someone who has the real deal info…

Please provide me and my beepball team the awesome knowledge and opportunity that is TAQ 2.0 so at the 2011 NBBA Beep Baseball World Series we can take our athleticism up 2 levels, bring home the championship ring and have every other team asking, “I don’t know what they are doing, but they are doing it freaky fast.”

Thank You
Tanner Gers

Sandy Paon

October 9, 2010

I am a Throws coach (shotput, disus & Javelin) for a Highschool (Both Boys & Girls) My shot put record has been unbroken since 1975. I went back to my HighSchool to coach and find an athlete to break my record. I have been coaching for the past 8 years and have finally found a female athlete that just may break my record this year. I also have consistently helped male athletes into the New Englands and National levels. I would like to learn more about speed conditioning to help give my throwers the edge they need not only to make these levels but to come out on top. Throwers need to be explosive and quick without loosing their technique. They also should be the best jumpers, the strongest, and the quickest athletes on the track team. Many of my throwers should be the track teams best sprinters (as they were when I was in High School) and that is not the case and I am determined to change that.
I am always looking for speed drills, training excersizes, anything that will help my athletes with speed. I believe your program may be the one thing I’ve been looking for. As you know there a lot of oppinions, materials, and ideas out there but it is hard sometimes to figure out which one will benefit my throwers the best. I’ve reviewed some of your material and I like what I see, and I want more. I would appreciate your consideration.
Sincerely,
Coach Paon

Keith

October 9, 2010

I am not going to use 249 words to tell you why I need this program, the simple truth is that with this program I’ll have all the tools I need to be able qualify for the nationals in the 100m sprint. All I need is to apply YOUR program to give me the last little boost to break my time barrier.

Jackie King

October 9, 2010

Dear Alex,
I am a 15 year old high school student who goes to a vocational school… Recently I’ve found out where my dreams and true heart are at. It solely rests in basketball. When I was in eighth grade I thought that my potential was to become a doctor, but now I realize basketball is what I would love to spend the rest of my life doing. My dream is to play basketball when I grow up.. and be able to sustain my life on top of it, this doesn’t necessarily mean NBA, or anywhere, I wish to pursue true happiness and I believe that basketball is where I can finish my “pursuit of happiness”. This program would be the perfect addition to my game because I am only a shooting guard. I am never able to drive in to meet up with a big man and score, this is because I’m not quick enough. Everytime I play basketball I just catch the ball and shoot, a one-dimensional player as your friend Taylor would call it. I feel that with this program I will be able to advance my game to new heights. Although, even if I don’t win this program I will not sob over it and will continue to improve my game with a renewed dedication. I will keep playing this game no matter what. As Michael Jordan once said, “Even when I’m old and grey, I won’t be able to play it, but I’ll still love the game.”

Alec

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex. I am a 14 year old basketball player. It has been my dream ever since I started playing to play college basketball and eventually the NBA. I am kind of like you in the way that I am a VERY good player now but your quickness program will put me over the top. It will take me to that next step of the game and the videos that you have already given are helping me! I really would like this program so I can continue my dream. And hey man when I make it to college and the NBA I will deffinetly give you a shout out:-)

Alec

Earn Nanasilp

October 9, 2010

Dear Alex,

I’m 16 years old a Sophomore student at The American School of Bangkok in Thailand. My goal is to be the first Thai citizen to play in NBA, which none of the Thai citizen achieve that yet, so I want to be the first. With your Effective ball handling program, it improve my handling like tons! like OMG I couldn’t believe it. Last year I was Center/Power forward but now I’m the tallest Point Guard in the league. But I still wanted to push my game to the next level. I want to be as perfect as I could be. I want to be the best that even Legendary player couldn’t stop me.. Sounds funny right I know, but I’m serious. I want to be quicker and stronger as I possibly can.

I really want to be the First Thai Citizen to Achieve that goal.
If somebody want to stop me they need to kill me.

Earn Nanasilp

Kc

October 9, 2010

I’m a three sport athlete. I play volleyball, softball, and my favorite basketball. We won the state championship for volleyball in 2008. We now only have 4 senior, no juniors, and a couple sophomores, and freshman. The whole state is looking down on us this year saying there’s no way we can win a championship. I would have no greater pleasure than to prove to the people that said we couldn’t do it wrong. I play the middle blocker which requires great speed and power because of where it’s placed on the net. You always seem to be in your teammate’s way and you feel claustrophobic constantly. I’m rather tall and not that fast, but I have great coordination. My coach tells me that I’m the key to the state championship if I can learn to be faster, quicker, and more aggressive on the net that we could win state. I’m fighting to keep my starting position to a sophomore because I’m slow. When I lay down in bed at night, all I dream about is winning a state championship my senior year. I beyond doubt and sincerely believe that with this program it’ll help me help the team win state this year.

-Kc

Cam Bishop

October 9, 2010

Hi Alex,
I believe this system is perfect for me right now in my life because I am approaching college soon and it could make the difference whether I play college basketball or not. Right now I am a junior going to tryout for the varsity team and I want to prove to the scouts and other players that I am the one to watch for.
Everyday I think about becoming one of the greatest basketball players to play the game. I think this program will help me to achieve that goal and play amongst the best players in the world. Help me achieve this goal in my life.

John Mercado

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,

I just wanted to jump in and say that after having purchased the TAQ in it’s initial launching, my Youth Sports Program has experienced unbelievable results!! I noticed that you used my original e-mail in your video, I have to thank you for all of the great things you’ve helped my teams accomplish! As we approach our second year using a variety of your programs, my expectations and anticipation of what the new seasons will bring are rising! The motivation of my young athletes is amazing now that they are believers in what they can accomplish! Thanks again for everything, I wouldn’t mind winning the updated version of TAQ 2…although we already consider ourselves winners!

John Mercado

Diego

October 9, 2010

I’m a 15 year old basketball player growing up in Canada. I started playing the game seriously very late and now am way behind. I play for a club, but my dream is to be on that elite squad. However, the entire elite squad is faster, stronger. my coach named adrian got me a try out with the provincial team ontario team but he says i have to get faster well im not slow but not as fast as the bestr players in the province. Personally i think that this program is the missing key to my game and i know its true because my coaches tell me this every night at practice. “you need to be agressagive with the ball” and this is exactly true at a varsity level. im going into my junior year and im trying to start on varsity but my quickness, first step, and attack of the dribble is sketchy. this program can really clean my game up a whole lot. im Athletic , but im fast. not quick and quickness can help me out with scholarships

Tim Fath

October 9, 2010

Alex,
My daughter Jena is 13 and plays competitive FP softball. She is rather small for her age and I am trying to provide her all the advantages that I can to compensate for her lack of size. She is pretty quick already but I have faith that your program will make her even quicker and may make the difference in her being able to compete with success at the high school level and beyond, which is her goal. Thanks for all that you do and best wishes for continued success in the future.

Tim Fath

Rodson Zanders

October 9, 2010

I’m a 14 year old kid who has the dream of every other kid to go pro in basketball and is hoping to get a free copy.I put in alot work into my game but one picece im missing is athleticism.My friend keep denying that ill reach any of my goals that it will be impossible.But i try to stick up for myself and tell them just watch and see one day ill be unstoppable.Im using a library computer and i know my mom can’t put money on ur program becuase she only has money for the bills so there’s no way i could even buy ur program.If i do win ill be thankful and hope or garuntee a promising future for myself and to prove to people and friends that they were wrong. For today and tomorrow all i can do is pray and hope You Alex Marko can give me my future and one day get out of the projects. I have counted and have only about 200 words to say but could say more im endless on words but ill end this note with a thank you anyways for hearing me out.

David Rosado

October 9, 2010

Dear Alex,
I am an aspiring pro basketball player. I have played my entire life and only being 5’8, my game is completely axed on speed. About 2 years ago, i was forced to stop playing due to family problems. I am now getting back in shape, working out 5-6 days a week and playing 4-5 days a week, but its not the same. I am mostly struggling to get my speed back to the level it was. I have been watching your mini TV series and I am so pumped about TAQ 2.0 as its clear that its by far the best program out there, and the best means for me to achieve my goals. I Hope that you take me into concideration for the give away! Thx for this amazing opertunity!

David Rosado

Rodson Zanders

October 9, 2010

Well i know u only wanted 250 words but i jus have to tell u in detail on my life. Well i started playing basketball in the 5th grade and i started to enjoy it, it was clear that i wanted to go far in basketball i didn’t play middle school basketball till the 7th grade and it was my first organized basketball team because my mom didn’t have extra money for local basketball teams that so i worked on my game till then on the streets trying to avoid bad things focusing on basketball hoping itll get me and my family off the streets.I became a extrodinary ball handler in the 8th grade dribbling up to 3 basketballs and got a schlorship on an aau team called VBC (visionarybasketball.com). I had the chance to pratice with varsity team at lowell high school as a 8th grader getting benefits of a free membership to the local YMCA. I feel so thankful for the people understanding my problems and helping me out.Im jus turned 14 at the end of june and people see improvements and potential as being a freshman but one thing people keep telling me to put in my missing puzzle is quickness, athleticism with that i could be one of the top basketball players in my class.Im a smart kid a honors student i always have a back up plan but for now my focus is on becoming pro and all the steps to get there, to get out of the projects. THANK YOU for hearing me out i hope u can place my missing puzzle and make it whole becoming another hopeful gift from god

Gregory DeMarco

October 9, 2010

Hi Alex,

I am a certified athletic trainer and a 1st year Doctor of Physical Therapy student. The Truth About Quickness would reallyl help me in my rehabilitation of the athletes I work with, in communicating with Strength and Conditioning coaches I work with for what my injured athletes can and cannot do, and would help me in educating coaches and parents when I am approached for resources in athletic performance enhancement. Not only for my work enviornment, but I would also really benefit from your product for myself as I am a weightlifter who according to Eric Cressey is stuck on the “static” part of the “static-spring” continuum. A year ago I reached a 2nd degree yellow belt in Juijitsu, but have been unable to continue my training due to my school responsibilities. Therefore, I am really eager to get my “spring” back to balance out my raw strength for my juitisu training. I truly appreciate this opportunity, all your blogs, interviews, and any information to make available for us the public.

- Gregory DeMarco

will

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am in a dog fight with 2 other guys for the starting pg spot on varsity this year. I am more skilled and smarter than the other two, but they are a little more athletic than me. My coach gets on me everyday about being slower than the rest. I can shoot and dribble thanks to Taylor Allen’s Prolific Shooting program, and I have gotten quicker off of your helpful tips and workouts, but I really think this program will take me to the next level. I also was a client of Mike Mahon in trying to improve my speed and quickness. Thank you Alex and I expect to see my program soon. ;) jk

jay

October 9, 2010

I need this program for the sole reason that i am pretty slow. I play basketball and am a point guard but I can rarley get to the rim. If i got this program I would be able to probly up my scoring avereage by a TON!!! The program would also increase my explosiveness to so i could maybe jump higher. I am a high jumper and sprinter as well as i play some football. It would totally change my athletic ability.
Thanks!!!
:)

Alex Gordon

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex, I Ned TAQ because it’s the only part of my game I don’t have, I am a good shooter, handler and all of that but I’m not quick enough, if I could get quicker I could surely make Varsity as a sophomore. My friend who is gifted with height will already be on Varsity, and if I get quick it would even out and I could shine just as well as he does. It’s not a good feeling when every one says he’s better, the only thing he has on me is height, but that factor alone, in every ones mind, makes him “the best”. I don’t mind if he’s better, but I want to be in that conversation too. Thanks Alex.

Rodson Zanders

October 9, 2010

One more thing u might not read it but i know the mojority of the people wanting this free copy can afford your program but there’s a kid who can’t possibly can’t and if by god’s chance get this free copy i will one day become a promising college and pro athlete will 100% recommend your program to the nation and or to the world. Remember the name Rodson Zanders

Young

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’m a 5’7 point gaurd and im 15 years old. i’ve been playing basketball for 5 years now and my dream is to become pro. I’ve been made fun of when i first started and that motivated me to play everyday to prove them wrong. I practised so much i would get up at 5 in the morning just to play. Before i sleep i imagined myself playing in the NBA. I am so determined to be the best but recently i got cut from a Basketball rep team because i was slow and not very quick. The coach said i had skill but i wasnt quick enough to be on the rep level. The only thing i am missing is quickness!

vivek

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex

I really want Truth About Quickness 2.0. Currently, Im working really hard to be a dominate basketball player. My offensive game has improved because I have been using Taylor Allans Prolific shooting system. But right now I wanna be the quickest player on the court. I want to be virtually unguardable to defenders. I love working hard because the results are amazing after hard work. Also, truth about quickness will also help me become an elite defender, I can make steals and run fastbreaks and be that dominate player I want to be. Overall, I really want this program, because this program will help me become a prolific basketball player in all aspects of the game.

kevin karanja

October 9, 2010

hi alex,

i am a 16 year yold high schooler wanting to start sports and dont know where to start. i really think you speed video will help me get a good start in sports. another reason i may need your program is because i cant afford it.please give me a copy.

thanks.

Donna

October 9, 2010

Running well – efficient & fast – is not a gift I was born with. As a lifelong athlete I’ve always been motivated & willing to work hard for speed. Now after 2 years of training for endurance, & successfully completing 2 Ironman 70.3 races – I am slow, dealing with overuse injuries, & frustrated. I’ve been trying to get back to basics, keep my runs short & fast but having trouble doing it on my own. I think your program – because of your straightforward advice, instruction & examples – is what can help me get the form & speed back to a point where I can enjoy running again. I am also a personal trainer, boot-camp instructor, mother of 2 boys (9 & 10) and volunteer travel soccer coach, so I see athletes of all ages who need help learning not only how to run fast, but the basics of good run mechanics in general. I would love to be able to cite a program & say “it worked for me”.

Deb

October 9, 2010

I have a 15 year old that has been told many times that she is too slow to be on top teams. She has one of the strongest kicks for soccer and many coaches have expressed that she would be a top soccer player if she only have speed. She has been put down to the lowest team possible and is fustrated with the quality of players around her and wants to quit. One coach has said that he will look at her in the winter again if she tries to inprove her speed. She doesn’t have any idea of how to improve her speed and really want to get off of this bad team. She just needs someone or something to help her reach her goal.

Rick

October 9, 2010

I am the 60-years-old remnant of a rugby player. I’m down to playing in a local (Washington DC) touch rugby league. I’m playing against folks 20-40 years younger than I am, with many of them representative rugby players at one level or another. I want them to stop calling me Sir not only because I am old, but because I can run with them as well. If the TAQ program is looking for a challenge, here I am.

Yannis Carayannopoulos

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am turning 16 years old in January, and I am only 5’3. I’ve been playing basketball for 10 years now, and I’ve always been a point guard. The problem is, now that everyone my age is growing, basketball has become a lot more challenging for me. I wasn’t a natural born athlete, so I’ve been training really hard to become quicker and faster, to compensate for my height. I am using a program called the “Jump Manual” by Jacob Hiller and I’ve been using it for quite a while. It has really helped my athleticism but I’m still not completely satisfied. As a 5’3 point guard, “a little above average” athleticism just won’t cut it. I’m still getting shut down my bigger, lankier defenders and I’m still the type of player that is easily guarded by many. I know that if I were to get a copy of TAQ 2.0, it would take my “slightly above average” athleticism and give me the edge that I need to become the explosive point guard that I would love to become.

Rylan

October 9, 2010

I am an 18 year old basketball player who, for the most part, has been fairly ineffective on my high school team for the past few years. I have always been a post player because I never really had the proper fundamentals to play anywhere else (only got to play post cause I was decently tall and had a good work ethic). Over the past year, I have been working hard at developing my skills (shooting, dribbling, jumping, etc.) so that I could move to playing the wing. In the past 4 years, I have lost quite a bit of weight, which has helped me get quicker, so I know how important speed and quickness can be in all aspects of athletics. In short, I have a couple of months until my last season on the team starts, and with the help of TAQ, I hope to go out with a bang.

Craig Stevenson

October 9, 2010

Alex, I have played basketball for over 30 years and since I quit playing, one of my passions is helping young athletes with developing their basketball and other sports skills to enable them to compete as the high school level and possibly compete for college scholarship money. I feel it important to tell you that I dod not charge for my services. One of the things I find most athletes lacking is what I call the 5th and final element of “speed and quickness”. I also have two family athletes of my own that have all the elements exept the “5th”, speed and quickness. If you award me a copy of your TAQ 2.0, I promise to you that i will incorporate it into my development program to provide them with that extra edge that they need to compete in their sports arena. I thank you for for consideration. “Coach” Craig

jason

October 9, 2010

Dude I hope Daniel wins at the top of the page. Good story. I think someone needs to re-post (in all CAPS) the instructions about financial situations lol. Make sure we think about how much time was put into this product. I don’t think he is charging that much for that amount of time. good luck to everyone.

Hashaam Jamil

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex, first of all thank you for giving me the really helpful free stuff. I’m 14 years old and I play for my high school’s JV football team and freshman basketball team. I play Safety and PG so I have to be fast and quick. I was one of the fastest on my middle school teams but then i tore my acl two years ago. Ever since then I’ve seen my speed and endurance drop significantly. I stopped training for awhile b/c I thought what’s the point now. I’m back at it and I wanna return to being a speed threat and help my team win and maybe even go start on a college team.

Andrew

October 9, 2010

As a 5″9 point gaurd, i can score the ball well and shoot from dam nearly everywhere on the court, It just seems that it gets harder to be consistant at those things and it really seems like there is somthing missing from my game. It is simple ,it’s speed and in it’s non linear form. Your program is just what im looking for to really get quicker off the dribble and will surely increase my hops to make it impossible for defenders to catch me on the break. Ive really learned alot from the small clips that you have emailed me for free and it really seems amazing to know that your program is what i need to develope fully as a player. it is what ive been searching for, “The Truth”

Josh H

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,
I am a 17 year old basketball player from North Carolina. I have done well with basketball throughout my years in high school, but I am lacking that drop-dead quickness you have been talking about. I have been trying for the past couple of years to gain basketball quickness, not linear speed like most people teach. Intense workouts and long hours in the gym every day have left me with minimal gains and many knee, ankle, and back injuries. You’re TAQ 2.0 is what I have been looking for to take my game to the next level. My dream is to play college basketball and possibly further. I have the dedication and the hard work it takes to be a great player, but I do not have proper direction with my workouts. I would be very appreciative if you gave me the TAQ 2.0

Thanks for your time,

Josh H.

Robert Hansen

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,

My name is Robert Hansen. I’m 14 years old. I’ve been a fairly good baseball player all of my life, but my speed has always just been average. I’m a freshman in high school and the football coaches talked me in to coming out for the team. I’m behind the curve compared to alot of players who have played a long time and I know with the increased nonlinear speed and quickness that your program teaches I can excel.

Robert Hanse

dan

October 9, 2010

Hi alex,
My name is Dan and I’m from Texas. I have been following your infos and tips on how to gain quickness and the mobility athletes need these days. As myself, I have sprained my ankle many time but still want to continue to be a better athlete and be fit. And I also teach sports to children. With your guide on quickness, I can incorporate these techniques and workouts to them and make them a better athlete and a better person possibly.
Thanks Dan K.

joshrichmond

October 9, 2010

Sup, Alex

my names josh, i wanna just tell a little bit about myself. im 15 i live in Texas im half Nigerian half white. im a bit of a player like you i were my oakleys, have a G haircut just like you, and have all the ladys crawlin all over me. but theirs 1 problem, im slow as fuck.
i tryed football, i ran my route caught my pass. running in open feild to the touch down but their was one guy in the way. so i say to myself o its just so little guy i can take him. but when i quickly change direction or at least i thought it was quick. then from the side the kid tackles me. he was a little white boy too. it was such a disgrace how i couldn’t juke some slow white boy.
i don’t want to make this e mail super long cus i know u get thousands of these. so i can regain my dignity and be able to juke any white boys that can catch up to me, and maybe even burn some of my black friends and show them up. so pick me

Josh

Christian

October 9, 2010

Dear Alex,
First of all, I’d like to thank you for the vital information you have already given out for free over the past couple weeks. I check my email everyday and any information with your name to it I take very seriously because I am always trying to get an edge on my opponents and become the best basketball player I can be. I believe that this system is the perfect fit for me right now in my life for a number of reasons. This past summer I have not been able to play much due to a lagging groin injury. I currently play college basketball, and season has been well underway. However I am just barely able to return to court related activities. While I have appreciated the time off away from the game and furthering my basketball IQ, this has easily been the worst off season for me because I felt it would be my most productive. I heard about you from Adam Linkenauger and although I was fiirst skeptical (as anyone should be who is trying to find the right training program), but after disecting everything you have said I know you’re the real deal. This is important to me because our trainer last year wasn’t too helpful and I knew much more than him. I believe this is the perfect program for me because I can honestly say that no one will work harder than me at getting quicker. I walked on last year to a division 1 school, but I feel that I am not the typical walk on. After 3 years of bouncing around school, I ended up at a private school where I was able to concentrate on grades and hoop, and I brought the school their first state championship since 92′. Although I was the mvp, and won state, I have still been under the radar. I feel that the main thing missing in my game is that extra gear that nobody can hold. Before I got hurt, I did a program that had a lot of linear training. On top of that, the reps were way too high, and were done until fatigue. 2 of the biggest things you preach against. There is so much rich content in your program I can’t even believe it. The fact that you give your personal testimony lets me know that you sincerely care about your work, ,and that it in fact does work. I am going to be ineligible until midway through the season, which would give me more than enough time to start your program. I feel that this is the perfect opportunity for me to secretly do the workouts like you did, and then come out onto the court and blow away everyone. I want to be a part of what you have going here, because I feel that it is truely special. Like I stated before, no one will work harder than me. I have everything to prove, because nothing is expected from me. I hope now you see why this is the perfect program for me because of where I’m at in my life.

Josh

October 9, 2010

Hey alex
I am 16 years old and grow up in a community which basketball isnt really know for and every team we compete against creams use because we cant keep up. my team depends on me and with this program i will not just help improve my game but i can help my whole team impove, with an incredable first step and unstoppible deffense. This program is not just the perfect for me but for the group of athletes i ball with.

mario

October 9, 2010

im 17 and i play basketball for my high school team. im 6’3 small forward and i’ve been slow all my life. i’ve known about working on non-linear teqniques and i’ve been doing drills. however, i must not have been doing them right and i tore my ACL about 2 years ago because I’d been training the wrong way. not working on my legs caused me to be even slower. in practice whe n doing sprints, i get outrun by our 6’11 295 lb center. how emarrassing do you think that is? I weigh like 170 lbs!! my crossovers are so predictable they can’t fool anyone. i want to get quicker so i won’t get cut from the team. i don’t want to risk training the wrong way and then i won’t be able to play basketball again. i need a program that’s strategically built to get me quicker,not just a bunch drills that are gonna get me hurt.

PLEASE!! i NEED this program. its my senior year im finallly back on the team getting cut is not an option.

Jesse Rodriguez

October 9, 2010

Hello Alex,
I am a 47 year old father of three. I recently have played in a couple of 40 and over basketball tournaments. My play was ok. Your training program sounds interesting and I think would help me in gaining an edge on my competition. As a 40+ year old I am still competitive and looking to improve my speed and quickness if possible. The program would be a welcomed challenge to my workouts. Also, my three sons would benefit.

Take care,
Jesse

Jack Prall

October 9, 2010

Alex,
This information that you’ve given out so far has been great. I’m curious where I can take my game with the kind of information you provide. I’m 30+ and am finally healthy, after years of training injured and playing injured. I am ready for a challenge; to see if I can get as close to the level of speed and quickness I had when I played arena ball. Basketball is my game now and I would like to see how much more fun I can have with the type of challenge you are presenting. Let’s do this!!!
Thanks,
JP

Ethan

October 9, 2010

Hey Alex,
I’m an 8th grader at a school in California. I recently just made my school bball team! I’ve been playing ball all my life and I’ve never had that over the top speed and quickness that I need. I’m not the best on my team but I’m not the worst. I am kind of fast but I’m not quick and as a point guard that is ESSENTIAL. I’ve grown up watching guys like Steve Nash and Allen Iverson and I’ve always dreamed of having there quickness. If I have an chance at playing high school ball I NEED TO GET QUICKER. Your program is the best on the market and I know it would help me a ton. I just want to go far in basketball. I want to play college ball soooooooo bad. I also have EBHP and they would work soooo good together. Please Alex, I’m begging you. Choose Me!!
Thanks,
Ethan

Josh Arreola

October 9, 2010

Hey, Alex. What’s up?

I’m 16 years old, almost 17. I’ve been playing basketball (best sport ever) since 7th grade. Back when I started, I only joined the team because I wanted to impress a girl. That didn’t work out so well, but it did help me fall in love with basketball. However, there was a slight problem. I sucked out loud. I couldn’t dribble a basketball to save my life. Plus, I wasn’t athletic at all. Some of my friends told me to quit. That I wasn’t good enough to play. But those words they said to me just gave me more motivation to continue on my journey to stardom. It was then, during my 8th grade year, that I decided to dedicate myself to the game of basketball, become a student of the game, work my butt off every day, earn a scholarship, and play in the NBA. Now, I’m a good player, and I do have the potential to go pro, but I’m 5’7″, not as strong as the rest of my friends, even though I work out at 5:00 AM every morning, can’t jump as high as I’d wish, and a long ways away from getting a scholarship. Alex, I need this program so that I can realize my goals and reach my full potential. Please, help me out, and I promise that someday, you’ll hear my name on SportsCenter. No matter what happens, I will succeed. Thanks for all of your training advice.

Chandler

October 9, 2010

well, im a freshman trying to get on the varsity squad. im 6ft tall with a great shot and decent handles and definitely the perseverence to go somewhere. i think i need the TAQ because basketball tryouts are in starting in a little bit and i want to impress my coach to get on the varsity squad. during our summer camp coach said he wanted to play me at a gaurd position (i usually play center-forward) but he said i need to get quicker off the dribble. basketball is my passion and i have been out of it for 6 weeks because i broke my arm. but i think i could get better than i was before if i won the TAQ. i would really appreciate it if i got this!!!

Edson deOliveira

October 10, 2010

Hey Alex,

I’m a freshman in college competing in track for the first time ever at the collegiate level. I’m 6’3 and will compete in the triple and long jump in college. Ever since highschool I’ve been pretty athletic, but just never quite had the tools to further enhance my abilities one my body finally grew into itself since I was always growing faster than the other kids. I’ve always wanted the opportunity to enhance my abilities so I can compete at the national tournament for collegiate track and field. Being able to have access to the Truth about Quickness 2.0 would leave an impact on me that words couldn’t describe. If I didn’t think that this offer would be life changing, then I wouldn’t have posted this. Once again, thanks for all the info on athletics you’ve got and God bless.

bobby

October 10, 2010

Hey alex!

Im 13 years old. I started playing basketball this year. Next year feb will be my season. Im 5’7″, 51kg and a skinny post player that cannot fast break or create space. I started researching on the internet 1 or 2 months ago and i came across, vf2, prolific shooting, jump manual, flying in four, effective ball handling and TAQ. I have prolific shooting. I have seen the unstoppable scoring moves and found them quite effective. They helped me to create space. But! My quickness is too slow and its wouldnt be effective if im slow. I WOULD be a killer if im quick. I believe that TAQ 2.0 will work for me as its uses science like other jumping program. I once asked my coach how do i run fast or jump high, he simply tell me to do sprints and suicide. I did them everyday after school for about a month. Although i do see results, but it was not drastic. I also did your free quickness chronicles. I would be a killer if im quick enough. I can create space for shooting, i can do killer crossovers like my favourite NBA fan, allen iverson, I can fast break, i can finish at the rim and all these stuffs. I WOULD be unstoppable at the perimeter! If there is any reasons why i did not win, pls let me know. I would want to be the quickness unstoppable player.

Thanks :)

Bobby

PJari

October 10, 2010

I´m a finnish coach and have find out that players I´m working with have been training in an old fashion way their agility and acceleration skills and haven´t made any major improvement. And TAQ would be something new they really need to improve their level.

Ravon Dobard

October 10, 2010

Hello, I have a question. What is are high squat sprints and one’s and ten’s?

Rich

October 10, 2010

Dear Alex I need this program for my son, he is 10 years old. He plays baseball, basketball and is a brown belt in karate. He has excellent skills especially in baseball, the only thing that he is lacking is speed, i have tried to work with him as much as i can but would really appreciate your help. I played college baseball and i was naturally blessed with speed, i ran a 6.4 60, with everthing i have taught him about baseball he is better fundmentally at age 10 than i was in my early 20′s, with your program i will be able to give him the speed that he needs to get a scholarship to a great baseball college. Even though we do not know each other we will become teammates to help my son be sucessful. My son is my little project that is why I need your program. Thank you, sincerly Rich.

Brandon Forde

October 10, 2010

Hello Alex,

I believe that this program is the perfect fit for me because I have done just about everything to improve my quickness it hasn’t worked. But I noticed an improvement in this last week just by trying the few steps you unleashed in the preliminary videos. I am fundamentally sound in all areas of the games but I know that with quickness (and a wicked jumper lol) Ill become more than an average player. Thank you for your time and hopefully Ill be able to receive your program so I can step my game up.

Graham McFall

October 10, 2010

I am 16 years old in my sophomore year and looking to play college basketball in a couple years. Im 6 foot 5 and now starting to learn playing guard positions for the first time really. Im said to be a great finisher when i get to the basket. But i cant always get to the basket because im not quick enough. I think if i had your program i would intern get to the basket quicker and score an additional 5-10 points per game. Im trying to make my life long dream of playing college basketball come true.
Thanks Graham McFall

Arian

October 11, 2010

Hey Alex,
Im 14 years old first year of highschool and am a great ball player. I play on two teams and am a starting point guard for both, i average a double double and really need to work on my quickness to get to the next level. Im am also short for my height

Mateusz

October 11, 2010

Hi!
I’m Mateusz and I’m 18. I just started my first year of collage (Polish version of it), and I went to tryouts to basketball team. I can shoot quite well, and have some ballhandling skills. Coach told us to play 1 on 1. Despite my good handles I couldn’t crossover anyone, because I’m too SLOW! If I can fix it with your program, I’ll be accepted for sure. Collage basketball!!!

rob

October 11, 2010

Great stuff!! We are training our towns athletes, girls and boys, junior high to varsity players in sports from soccer to basketball and football and baseball. We have designed our own programs with good success but the videos and info we have seen to date is exceptional. Though my competitive athletic days are limited we are passing on the knowledge and skills to our children/youth. The info on these sessions will only enhance the success of our children’s/youth athletic potential.

Oseoba Airewele

October 17, 2010

The Truth about quickness looks amazing. I am an athlete in Track and Field and also soccer. I used to play basketball but I stopped because I lost my speed advantage. I stopped working hard and became slow. I began doing track and field because we have a great coach, Dan Fravil, but he passed away this year and now I have nothing to turn to. I work hard on my own but things keep getting worse and worse. It would be the perfect “magic bullet” to have TAQ 2.0 insiders system to increase my ability and share with my teammates. Thank You.

C.J.

October 19, 2010

Hey Alex! I ama 14 year old boy trying out for my school’s basketball team. I am 5’5″ and I am The Truth about Quickness Program is important to me in my life because I want to get better. I just tried out for basketball last week and my coach said that the only reason as of why I was still on the team was because of my grades. I was REALLY, REALLY DISSAPOINTED. He ALSO said I have no experience in basketball and I’m not aggressive enough on both defense and offense. This program will help me in my basketball dribbling skills and how to control the ball, and at the same time, teach me how to be aggressive in the paint. This program will also teach me how to control my speed when I play point guard position. Every time I run hard and dribbling the ball at the same time, I run so hard I lose control of the ball and I TRIED and I TRIED but I still couldn’t be able to slow down.

Haroon

October 22, 2010

Whats good Alex!

Wake up at 6 a.m., go the gym and shoot shots, then school, then lifting, then the better ball handling program, then homework, and then bed. As you can see most of my core activities are mostly basketball related. There is nothing more that I love more than basketball and I strive to be the best at it. But what if I told you why I strive to be the best. It’s because my varsity basketball coach, not because he pushes me, it’s because he constantly degrades and insults me. If I ever score more than three or four points in an open gym, he’ll stop the game and say, “How the h*** are you guys letting Haroon score all these points, he’s garbage!” I’ve never heard the words “good work” or words of encouragement come from his mouth towards me. He does not even respect me as a person since he won’t even respond to my greetings in public but instead just walk past me as if I’m not even there. So instead of quitting I decided to become the best basketball player he has ever seen so he can’t give me his crap anymore, and I feel to become the best basketball player I need your help through the TAQ 2.0. Considering that I am 6 foot 3, 235 pounds (and still in good shape), I’m not the quickest guy out there I need the TAQ 2.0 right away so I can get better right away.

Russell

November 10, 2010

Hey Alex
The Truth About Quickness is just unbelievably important to be involved in training programs for all athletes and sports players. Although I am not a professional, I am a qualified coach and really enjoy enhancing the performance of players. I am Level 3 Coach for Touch Football in Australia. The sport requires players to have much more quickness than it used to because several years ago the on field team players were reduced from 7 aside to 6 aside to enhance attacking plays to increase touchdowns. Running speed is important but lateral speed is even more crucial to achieve team goals for effective defence and attacking plays to score touchdowns.

Edmund Miller

August 18, 2011

I’m not going to waste a lot of your time. Eventually you’ll know my name. Even though I’m a normal average height white boy who’s signed up for every newsletter he can find. I may not be the most genetically gifted but mentally I am. I’m in the gym all day playing with varsity players as a freshman. So if I could add quickness to my bag of tricks I’m not going to say unstoppable but pretty near it.
Anyways thanks for the newsletter and the hard work you put into your training.

Lionel

August 18, 2011

hey alex, a coach at a recent camp recently told me that I could play at any level of basketball I want if I had ahigher level of quickness, and I thought I was quick enough but, the taq 2.0 system could change my life and have me playing on a cllege basketball level. I would follow every guide to the fullest and use it to my advantage.

Sokvannara

August 18, 2011

Hey Alex!
The TAQ program seems to me an outstanding thing! I am 12 yrs old, play basketball, slow and can only jump 8 inches high. According to update #4 of TAQ 2.0, it not only increases your speed but jump too! I just feel like a really un-athletic kid(which I am). I know a girl and I don’t want to embarrass myself with my slowness and low vertical jump. I’m also want to be on the travel basketball team but I’m just don’t have the standards for it. Please give me a copy. Thank you for your time on reading this and I hope you decide I can have one.

Adam Yunker

August 18, 2011

Dear Mr. Maroko
Truth about quickness perfect for my quickness because I’ve got cut from the freshman basketball team last year, but not only was I cut, but I was the last one cut from the team. I lost my position to a person that I always looked at and thought he wasn’t good at all and that killed me because I thought this kid sucked and to think he made the team and I didn’t just killed my self esteem so right after the tryouts I went straight up to the coach and asked what did I do that didn’t get me on the team and he said “well your shooting is phenomenal your dribbling is fairly well, but your running up and down the court and making cuts and your lateral quickness just wasn’t there” and there I realized I had to do something to fix this and to make the team next year and I came across your program. This program would be perfect for me so I can make the team next year and finally trying to make it on the school team and complete one of my life long goals. Even if I don’t get the program I am still going to thank you for all the great information you gave us and I think I speak for everyone when I say that
Thank you
Sincerely Adam 227 words hahaha I cut that close lol :)

Alex

August 18, 2011

I’m 16 years old and have been playing basketball for awhile now but for the last 2 years I started taking it more seriously and am working on completing my game all around. I’ve always been a pretty good shooter and recently my handles have gotten better, thanks to the effective ball handling program. I’m decent with quickness and can get by my defenders after hitting a couple shots, but I’m just missing that blow by speed. I’m going to be a junior this year and last year I just sat the bench on varsity, leaving me this year coming to finally start. I’m going to be playing alot this year and I really need that blow by quickness that I know I can get with this program, though I don’t have enough money to purchase it after getting the EBH program. Please help me take my game to the next level and make me not only a quicker, better offensive player but a better defender and overall player. I promise that with the program I will work 100% and take complete advantage of it.

Ali Dakka

August 18, 2011

Hey, Alex,
I am 16 years old and 5’10″ heading into my junior year of high school. I desire to play for my high school basketball team and dream of getting a Division 1 college basketball scholarship and playing professionally. Therefore, your Truth About Quickness 2.0 program will help me reach and accomplish my dreams. I need your program so that my quickness and speed will be off the charts. With your program, I would be able to make any coach’s jaw drop everytime they see me run or play basketball. I am one of the hardest working people that you will ever know. I am also an owner of your Effective Ball-Handling 2.0 program, which is amazing. If you select me as one of the winners of this contest, it would mean everything to me. There would be no obstacles holding me back from achieving greatness. This program is the key to my success as a basketball player and as an overall athlete. I hope you select me. Thank you!

chris

August 18, 2011

hi alex,
im 14 years old and im 5 10. I think i deserve a free copy of truth about quickness 2.0. I’ve never been the fastest athlete and ever since i moved from Nigeria to the US things havent been going to well. My dad passed in the haiti earthquake a month ago and my mom just got diagnosed with cancer, so i stay in a foster home. My other relatives didnt want to take care of me because they say I am useless. I want to get faster and be a better athlete so I can make it to the NBA. I know it will make my mother and father proud. I know that you will pull through and pick me so I can represent. Thank you

Dwight

August 18, 2011

Hey Alex I would like a free copy of your program to further my athletic ability. In high school I was always the slowest on the track team and hated it so bad. I would also enjoy to excell my education by earning a college scholarship. This would make a tremendous difference in my life. Hope you pick me fingers crossed :)

chris

August 18, 2011

without basketball i have nothing. Back in Nigeria i used to get a stick, attach it to a piece of wood and a bucket. that was my goal in nigeria. I have been playing since i was 7. ive been working so hard both to get better and to move to the US. please pick me.

billy morgan

August 18, 2011

Hey alex,
I play baseball,football,and basketball im pretty good at all of them..now unlike some of the other guys im fasr but im just your average speed. Now I want to be the best in everythimg I do and with truthaboutquickness I kno it can help me reach that goal.thanks for your time

Joseph

August 18, 2011

Hey Alex,
This is the program for me. I am 5 foot 7 and am never the fastest guy on the court. I am a very skilled player but athleticism is not one of my strongest suits. Basketball is my life and there is never a moment when I am not thinking about it. I am always thinking about how to take my game to the next step. Quickness is so important to the game and I think if I had TAQ 2.0 I would be unstoppable. There is no telling what I could do. I understand you can only give away a couple but if you do select me I will not let you down. I believe anything is possible and I have a dream to play college ball and this could be my ticket. Thank you for the opportunity.

Jason dunn

August 18, 2011

Hey,
My name is jason dunn im 18 and your program will really help me. Im a althlete In college and I need speed if I want to improve any In football or track. Sorry I didnt write a long story but its simple your program is great iv tried it out before and I would buy this one but my parents spent all there money on my college funding and I cant have a job and play a sport in college, its to stressful. If you can give it to me free id be very thankful.
God bless you

Gabby

August 18, 2011

Hello Alex

I play b-ball since 4th grade and my dad has been buying your products since I took basketball seriously in 8th grade. Once both my school and AAU coaches found out I dribble with my left hand, but shoot with my right hand. They started to believe in me and my b-ball abilities. My dad and I always believe in your products, they work!!!! But, now it’s time you started believing in me by letting me have a free copy of the T.A.Q. 2.0 The Truth About Quickness.

Thank you,
Gabrielle

P.S. Thanks to your ball handling program, I starting to cross up boys who plays basketball for my high school.

Bob

August 18, 2011

Alex,
As the Director of Powerhouse Athletics a Non-Profit organization training 10-18 year old athletes and also coaching a 4 straight Virginia state volleyball champion, Speed and Quickness is a vital skill that separates the average athlete from a Division 1 scholarship “stud”. I, through your instruction will be able to provide a service to young athletes that other programs and schools would not be capable of. “Unless the purchased your program”. I also, will promote your instruction on http://www.PowerhouseAthletics.org website and to my peers in the Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, and the East Coast as I travel during the Junior Olympic and High School seasons. I know that through my large customer base and market more athletes will become aware of Coach Alex Maroko and his Truth about Quickness 2.0, and how it is a “Game changer”!

Jesse Holmes

August 18, 2011

Hey Alex, here’s why I REALLY need this. First off I would consider myself a good athlete (4.6 40 yard dash, 35 inch vertical) on the verge of becoming great. I have tried other programs and no matter how dedicated and hard I worked, saw little gains. Alex, I love sports too much, like seriously i become very depressed without them and now i fear that I may miss my chance to compete in high level competition. I truly believe that with this program I could work my ass off and get there. I will make you proud, please pick me.

Ian Yancey

August 18, 2011

Alex i cannot stress enough how much i need this program. I was cut from my H.S. Basketball team this past year which happened to be my senior year. The coach told me that he didn’t think i was quick or fast enough to compete w/ our guard heavy team. I have already invested in effective handle and my handles are freaking amazing!!!!! Despite this set back i am not giving up on my dreams of playing in the NBA. The only part of my game that is lacking is speed, quickness, and most of all EXPLOSION!! if i win this giveaway i cannot tell you how much this will elevate my game to the next level.

-Ian

Raul Gonzalez

August 18, 2011

First and far most, I know that I won’t get an opportunity like this ever again, learning from the best like you and I know that I’m not the most athletic person out there which means that if I ever want to play college basketball I will need to improve my non-linear speed, quickness, and agility. BTW playing college basketball is my biggest dream to this date. I know that if I do get this program, my confidence will grow dramatically. Also, I’m not that financially fortunate which means I don’t get everything that I want and sometimes things that I need. So, everything that I receive I really appreciate and if I really need something I have to work for. With this program I’m basically going to get more opportunities on getting scholarships for college. Connecting this to my sport, I will able to get by defenders, be more athletic, and will take my game to the next level. I really need more speed, agility, and quickness. I promise you that if I do get this opportunity, I will take advantage and won’t let you down. Being my last year of high school, I beg you if I could have this opportunity. Thank You and I really hope that you really consider my need Alex.

Raul Gonzalez

xavier

August 18, 2011

In 250 words or less, I want you to tell me exactly why this system is the perfect program for your speed, quickness and agility at this point in your life. Tell me WHY you NEED access to this brand-new, myth-busting info.

Hunter Grindle

August 18, 2011

Hey Alex,

I just want to thank you for the explosion academy and the results that it has given me. I should have a video up in a day or two.. I can’t wait to compare day 1 to 30! Anyways, I almost dunked a small ball on 10 ft today, and before i struggled to dunk on a 9 and a half foot hoop. My legs are stronger and less bulky. I’ve lost 2 pounds since the start of the program, but still have made amazing strength gains. These gains also include a 15lb bench press increase by just doing push ups and pull-ups and increasing reps for a whole month! Anyways, with all that I’ve achieved, I think it’s even more important to look to the future and see the potential I have. With 36 months until I graduate, I still have a lot of progress to make and many goals to accomplish, one being to get paid to go to school for basketball. I know that TAQ will help me achieve the gains I need. Even if you don’t pick this as a winner for the contest, I am still in the contest for the drawing of the ipod in the explosion academy. If I do win that, please keep the ipod and just send me TAQ2! :) U’ve motivated me throughout the program and really got me pumped when u sent my story out in the newsletter. U have made a difference in my life. Ur the man Alex!

Jalen

August 18, 2011

Hey Roadrunner,
I wanna make it short and sweet im gonna be a senior this year and I’ve been blessed with a killer montality on the court. I’ve been pronouced Defensive Player or the year in my district two years in a row and i hungary for a 3 peat!! I believe this new TAQ program will help alot.

Thanks,Alex

Aleks

August 18, 2011

I DON’T BELIEVE YOU WILL READ THIS UNLESS I POST IT LIKE THIS
First of all I’m not a writer but a baller so I find this attempt as a long shot. But I do everything I can to improve my game and as a pointguard speed is key and of course I was sadly born slow. I literally believe that athletic ability most importantly speed will help my game a whole deal, I can say its the only thing holding me back. For once I wanna feel like the fastest on the court and people would be scared of my athletic ability not the other way around. So help me break that stereotype for me on court. Also my offseason began 2 weeks ago so now would be an ideal time.

Thanks anyway Alexs

Emeka

August 18, 2011

Hey Alex,

I need the truth about quickness because I am the slowest person on my team. My nickname is snail because I’m slow, skinny, and small. During my last practice, I had enough of the namecalling and mean comments. I bursted into tears and yelled, “I’ll show all of you. Watch, by the time I come back I will be the fastest person on this team!” When I home I started watching my copy of the crossover machine, thinking about how I would gain quickness fast. A few days later I got an email from you containing 3 vidoes on how to gain speed. I desperatley watched them at followed the instructions carefully. After I did those 3 workouts, I tested my speed and I had gotten quicker! So I started diching basketball practice to do these workouts every hour. So after 1 week of doing that I had gotten a lot faster. But not fast enough. So I really, really, really, really need this package to prove to my team anybody can be fast and to increase my self esteem. So please, please, please Alex give me a free copy of the truth about quickness 2.0. I would buy it but I’m broke and my parents said no so please Alex, please give me a free copy of the truth about quickness 2.0.

Richard Colville

August 18, 2011

First of all Im a level 2 tennis coach (from Australia) trying to get the edge in my buisness environment by making my athletes quicker and more powerful than the competition. Im also a qualified personal trainer who specialises in power production and efficiency for athletes however i admit i dont know a great deal about speed and quickness. i have watched all your videos and i believe it would undoubtably improve my clients and athletes in order to help them achieve their goals. Finally im hoping to get back into playing tennis competitively next year since im only 21 however i have always had an issue moving around the court effectivly, again i believe this program will be able to get me to were i want to be as an athlete. Thanks for all the advice so far. cheers.

Calletano

August 18, 2011

Hey alex, im 16 from california ive been using your workout videos and speed training tips throught the summer while i was on my travel team. Towards the end of my summer season i sprained my ankle pretty bad and i wasnt able to do any basketball from the end of july till a couple of days ago so i really need a big jump start to get back and far past where i was
Thanks for all the help

Cheyenne

August 18, 2011

Alex, I am a 12 year old girl from Oklahoma City. I play several different sports, with Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, and Track being my favorites. I have always had good linear speed, but my lateral speed and foot work has always been average at best. I am focusing on someday getting a scholarship to a Division 1 college, and to do this, I know I will have to greatly improve my lateral speed and movement. It is difficult for someone my age to raise money to buy a program like this, so I am hoping to be one of the people you pick to receive a copy of your program for free. Thanks for all you do for athletes like me!

Jon Meaglia

August 19, 2011

Hi I’m Jon,
I am considering buying your new quickness program. I have been working hard at my athleticism for years. When I was in middle school I didn’t make the team any year but i still trained very hard. I was always a little slower than the other kids. I looked up all these exercises for vertical online and by December of my freshmen year I was touching the rim, which was when I had really gotten control of my ball handling as well. I even got the jump soles and tried to train with those. All of this stuff did improve my quickness and vertical, but I still didn’t jump very high. These things definitely made me faster, and jump a little higher. but I would soon find that I was doing linear speed training for a non-linear sport. I didn’t have as good of a shot as before the my sophomore season as I had a few months ago, and the coaches felt that other players were better at the point guard position, which may have been attributed to speed. I was getting hardly any playing time so I was being played at the 4 (I was only 5’8!). I noticed a problem though with my speed. In our preseason training I outran the entire varsity team in a mile and could easily beat any1 on my jv, but in practice we would do suicides and I was in the middle. My mile time was 5:15 but I still stuggled to complete a suicide under 29 to 30 seconds. I really feel that quickness 2.0 would absolutely complete my game. I’m going into my junior season and I’ve been working really hard. In august I was planning to practice 8 hours a day but I badly sprained my ankle. Im still injured and well u can imagine I’m not exactly in the greatest shape or quickness level. I’m 5’9 and aspire to play college basketball, but at my height I need to have superhuman quickness. I hope that you would understand my story and how hard I’ve worked and give me your quickness 2.0 for free.

Juwan

August 19, 2011

I am a 17 year old, born and raised around basketball. I am 5’8 and the starting point guard for my school, which wasnt easy to do, it took a lot of work and effort. Things dont always come easy to me, such as scholarships, fans, nothing. I always have to prove that i am worth the same as a 6’5 point guard. Its hard, and i think with quickness everything would come easy and smoove like a dream. I know your supposed to work hard for what you want and believe me I DO, i just feel thats its unfair for those that are 6’5 and above. If i could have the speed and quickness you coach it would help me get my name in the papers in college coaches mouths and all around school campus and my area, i think it would even help me with my jumping ability too!.

Laverne Jones

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex I believe in your program the Truth About Quickness 2.0. I have never seen a program such as yours. I am a AAU basketball coach and also a personal trainer. I have longed to find a quickness program that could give myself, and clients the speed needed for their sport. I am looking to play overseas next year and although I have speed. It is not a the level I need to go overseas. I want to go with AIA Athletes In Action. It is Christian program centered to sharing christ through basketball. I appreciate what you do and I am excited for the new program. I hope to be considered for one of the 5 give away’s thanks and godbless your program.

Rick Walton

August 19, 2011

I need your program because I’ve try the old school ways and even the advice of some others. I’ve watched and read all of your emails and videos and feel that you can help me get quicker and faster.

nico

August 19, 2011

Going on 38 years of age, I refuse to believe that my soccer is over and yet I continue to let my presence felt to all my competitors…though I fear age may be a detrimental factor without proper training. I represent the streets/communities-that is- the left over green field parks in Miami FL. I believe that my contribution in trying to be “one of the best street/community soccer players” will lay the foundation for the next generation of players who will Bring The World Cup Trophy to USA. A dream I dare to believe!!! It would my greatest honor to receive the Chronicles.

Brian Fitzpatrick

August 19, 2011

Alex,
I played high school ball at Xavier in Middletown, CT. I was a late bloomer. I didn’t make all-state and probably scored 500 points in my career. I knew I had the talent to play at the D-1 level, so I did a PG year at Northfield Mount Hermon. I continued to improve and committed to the University of Pennsylvania. At Penn, my coach got fired 7 games into my freshman year, and a combination of injuries, playing time, recruiting, and coaching reasons turned a promising situation into an ugly one. It’s not worth going into the details, but I transferred to Bucknell as a non-scholarship player. My dad wanted me to go to a good school so I passed up some other opportunities. I practiced but sat out last year. I’m looking to make a definite contribution this year. I’m a fighter, and I want to prove people wrong. I want to show my coach why I’m a scholarship caliber player, I want to show everybody involved with Penn basketball that I was a good recruit, I want to prove to my high school that I can be an impact player at this level, and I’m going to do it. If this program can give me an advantage, I will definitely use it. My dad plays my college tuition, but he doesn’t pay for trainers that’s on me. If I receive a free copy of your program it’ll be put to good use.

Chris Cunningham

August 19, 2011

Hello Alex. Love the vidoes and the energy you put into them. I’m a 46 year old father of two athletes, boy 15 tennis and daughter 12 basketball. Both are very hard workers at their sport and easily put in 15 hrs a week of training with instruction. Your comment on linear speed training for lateral movement sports really stuck a nerve with me. Son is very straight line fast but is long and lanky and can’t change direction to get to balls that I think he should be able to get to. My daughter is playing up on a 8th/9th grade league as a 7th grader but is losing her spot on the team to a faster and quicker player that has far less skill. Your program looks awesome. I can gar-un- tee that we would dive into your program with passion and commitment. My daughter has revenge in her eyes and I have never seen that before in her. My son and daughter are driven to getr better. I’ve shared your video’s with them and they think you are crazy. All I can say is that if we qualify for your Truth About Quickness give away we will maximize it and report to you our results. We will send all the amazed parents who have seen my kids become water bugs on the court, to your program. Wish I had this info 30 years ago. Thanks Alex! See you on real TV soon!

Amir Araneta

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex,

The TAQ 2.0 is what I really need right now. I am currently a college student who is trying to make the school’s basketball team. According to my teammates, I am a smart basketball player, but somehow, I always get benched. I can shoot, pass etc, but I am not athletic.I am always late in transition and I am very poor at reacting in defense. It is like a gun with all the good bullets, but the trigger is missing. The gun becomes useless just like the game IQ becomes worthless. I want this because it is what I need to be a complete player.

vusumuzi ngwazini

August 19, 2011

Hey, 14 and 5″1. Basketball tryouts are in 6weeks and increasing my speed/agility would help my game.I’m tired of hearing “your short” or “short guys suck!”. Its time for me to shut them up. I hope that you can give this program to me so that I can give you the credit for my success. Thanks in advance.

Ps. I’m a freshmen hoping to get on the team

Valentas

August 19, 2011

Hi Alex,

I need TAQ 2,0 because I heard it is amazing for speed and quickness and I want to try it. I’m really keen on speed training. I’ve been doing that for 2 years now but then I heard from one of my friends about this program and I’ve spotted that you give it away. If I’m going to win, i will workout hard as never before and you will be proud of me when I’ll send a thank you message. Respect and good luck.

Eric Henderson

August 19, 2011

I am a 37 year old ex athlete and father of a rising 7th grader who will do any and everything to improve his game speed and quickness. Like every other parent I want for him whatever it is he wants for himself. Hes an A B Honor Roll student and a great kid BUT….he lacks quickness not a day passes by where hes not asking about how hard it is to earn a division 1 scholarship and i tell him its uncommon so i ask him everyday what sre u gonna do too become uncommon? He replies work on my speed and every week we are constantly doing something but havent gotten the results we want but, are progressing he is going on 13 and hasnt hit his growth spurt and all of his friends have. truth be told if i had the money i would have paid for this months ago LOL A majority of his friends are constantly talking about how slow he is and i tell him to stay humble and continue to work hard. He trusts me but, i know he wants to be faster now…And i say dont talk just perform and this would be very rewarding for the both of us because at the end of the day he wants to impress me and god knows i will do whatever i can to make it happen for my baby.. in closing I dont care if we get the first or the 5th copy im not begging but please consider me (US) Thanx a million ALEX

Dan

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex, I’m 19 playing d2 basketball. I have a really good chance of starting this season because I’m the best scorer on the team. Defensively though I’m a liability because my court speed is terrible. I am strong and have a really good vertical. I’m 6’4 and can do almost any dunk. I’m really strong and can beat anyone in a straight sprint. But for some reason I cannot get any quicker so I was really hoping taq 2.0 could help me out. I work my butt off and could really use this. Thanks for everything!

Ali Dakka

August 19, 2011

Dear Alex,
I am 16 years old and 5’10″ going into my junior year of high school. I desire to play for my high school basketball team and dream of playing Division 1 college basketball and making a professional team, such as in the NBA or Euro League. Your revolutionary Truth About Quickness 2.0 program will help me achieve and exceed my dreams. I need your program so that i can immensely improve my agility, quickness, and speed on the basketball court. As these improve, so will my maximum controlled velocity when I am driving down the court, which will in turn increase my vertical jump. With your program, I would be able to make any coach’s jaw drop onto the ground when they see me playing basketball. I am one of the hardest workers that you will ever know. I do not need to tell you that because I can show you if you select me. I am also an owner of your Effective Ball-Handling 2.0 program, which gave me crazy ball-handling abilities. If you select me as one of the winners of this contest, it would mean everything to me. With your program, there would be no obstacles stopping me from reaching greatness. I hope you choose me. Thank you!
Sincerely,
Ali Dakka

nick

August 19, 2011

I’ll make this quick and short. I’m the average mediocre white boy who is trying to make it big in basketball. Even though i know for a fact I train harder and SMARTER than anyone I don’t have the athletic “genes”. I go on sites like yours and elliot hulses and can’t get that explosion I crave and need. I’ve bought your ball handling program and know it works, and I KNOW this will work to.
That is why I DESERVE your program.
P.S. I’m in high school trying to make my varsity basketball team. (junior) Thanks

Paul

August 19, 2011

Hi Alex,
I was following your videos and saw your free pre TAQ 2.0 work out and I try it.
after that I was not just quicker but jumping higher to. I need this program cause I am playing basketball and I am to slow. I am 6.3 15 years old guy from LITHUANIA.because the lack of speed I can not jump high and move quickly. I set my goal to train and be the best athlet and best basketball player in my country.
this summer I started training basketball stuff and lifting weights but that isnt innaf. I need to be quicker and faster. this is the only way that I could have a scholarship.
I need this program realy bad.
Thank you.

Elorm koto

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex. I am going into 8 th grade and I’m a 5’0″ point gaurd. This program will help me gain speed, faster quickness, and have better agility which will help me get by my defender easier, it will also make me too qiuck and explosive for my defender to even react in time to get a hand in my face when I’m shooting or finishing at the rim. Becasue I’m a really undersized player I have to be 2x better in speed, and agility which this program will do for me. Thanks for reading and considering.

Brooke

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex,

So I’m not gonna give u the bs and all of the, “oh my hopes and dreams will be crushed if I don’t win”. So straight up I want this program cuz I need to get faster it’s my last chance to make my basketball team, and I wanna make an impression. Pretty much I need to get my whole game to the next level. Thanks

Ed

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex,

I’m 5′ 5″ and about to be a junior. At my height, speed is ESSENTIAL in order to play a sport as usually being shorter than others is a big disadvantage. I am both a volleyball player and a basketball player but was cut from the basketball team last year mainly due to lack of speed which the other guards had. I hope to play volleyball and maybe even basketball at the varsity level during my high school career but in order to do so and not be a bench warmer, i definitely need to improve my speed and vertical. With your TAQ 2.0 program along with Adam’s jump programs, i believe i will be able to achieve these goals and boost my confidence while im at it. Hopefully i get the chance to use your program.

Jalen

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex,
Thanks for putting out all of this great information and creating top of the line products for us to improve our games by mountains. I love playing sports, especially basketball. I’m not very tall or big, so speed is critical for to impove my game. My dream is to have a career playing basketball and this would definitely help to get me to reach my goal. I would do anything to impove my game and I think this would be amazing for my development. Thanks for everything,
Jalen hall

Cory Ganase

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex ,
Thanks so much for doing the video series, all of those vids really helped out and that’s why i know that i need the Truth About Quickness 2.0. Knowing that just your recent video series has contributed to my speed and quickness in such a short amount of time makes me anxious to to use the TAQ 2.0 program. Im only 16 years old and play at the guard spot. As im sure you know, its imperative to be quick at the guard position and i know that this program is what could take my quickness from an average player to the over the top player i want to be. I put in so much work in all areas of my game, but something special about your programs are the boost of confidence you get after doing them.. Most people want to be a scorer, and i know that this program will help with that and other areas which is great but i want to be a good DEFENDER. I want to use this program to make me an UNSTOPPABLE DEFENDER! SOMEONE THAT NO ONE CAN GET PAST. I believe that a great defender is someone who is fast in all angles, something that your program will give me an added edge in and that is why i need this program specifically.

bernie

August 19, 2011

hey alex

i am around 6’1”-6’2” and i currently play a forward because of my lack of quickness and agility, i really want to play a guard but only one coach has let me( all other coaches won’t allow me to play guard just because of my lack of quickness and agility). I really enjoy playing guard and also i believe that i have the potential to get a D1 college scholarship if i get quicker and more agile.

cheers, bernie

Filip

August 19, 2011

Hey Alex
I am a 14 year old basketball player coming from Slovenia. I play the game for 4 years now, and I really need to improve. U14 national team made a cut for the first tournament, and I wasn’t good enough to make the 30 players, however I believe I’m around 33th by quality, because I’m still in the list of 40 players that are still training for the national team. I want to make the 12 players some day, so I would play. My linear speed is actually way over the average, but my non-linear speed sucks. I cannot defeat much people on the first step, I can only do it in the open court, and I believe your training program also helps your legs and muscles to be in better shape, which could help me overall. Again, I think I’m actually one of those people who were quick from the beggining, but that’s only once I start sprinting, and my first step is really slow.

Robin

August 19, 2011

Hi Alex
Re: FREE Copy of TAQ2:

My name is Robin, from New Zealand. I have followed your TAQ2 emails and they have impressed no end.

I have no doubt that implementing your “ATTAQ” training regime would create huge strides forward in my “bball” abilities.

However I don’t want the program for myself but for some of the local school boys I have taken under my wing.

They are all from under privileged backgrounds (most without fathers) and some have good potential; but a few will really have to work at it – which, at this stage doesn’t seem to be a problem – they are really keen.

I don’t have height with these boys which I don’t really mind, but what I do care about is acceleration, speed and the ability to think on the move.

Having expressed to them one of my primary philosophies (besides the enjoyment of the game) “If you can out think your opponent you WILL win,” I believe, to this end, that quickness and speed are ideal attributes to augment this philosophy.

In a nutshell I want to enhance their quickness and speed and after seeing your pre-releases I have the strongest “gut feeling” that what you have demonstrated is absolutely ideal.

So there you have it. If you feel my boys are worthy and we’re successfully awarded a copy it would be gratefully accepted – even if unsuccessful we appreciate being given the opportunity to try for one.

Thanks and kind regards
Robin McIver

Trevor Bohela

August 19, 2011

Dear Alex,
First off, thanks for this chance to win your product!
I’m a 21 year old who has devoted his life since the age of six to playing basketball to reach the highest possible level in the world, the NBA!
I believe I desperately need your product to bring out my true gift, when I play I can see the plays happening, but my body wont keep up with my vision! With your help in your product, I know I’ll be another step closer to achieving my goal, plus whatever team I join will have the pleasure of having me as we take off to glory!
Your product in combination with the other work I put will truly work wonders!
Once again, thank you for this chance!
Trevor Bohela.

Emeka Okoronkwo

August 19, 2011

Right now is a make it or break it point in my life. My junior season was good, but I just didn’t have that wow, and after my junior year my attempts at exposure were halted by injuries throughout the summer. After healing I just decided that I’d have to make this last year BIG. I got ahold of the jumpmanual but hadn’t used it fully because of sports. After healing I used it for a month and it definitely gave me a boost. In local pick up games I’ve been destroying opponents with dunks and blow bys. And because of the jumpmanual, I started receiving emails about you and your programs. I decided to search your name on youtube and… Wow. I’m not nearly at your level. With the hops and handles I have now, combined with your quickness program… I could definitely gain that wow. Credit is given where credit is due, and I wouldn’t have a problem at all thanking you and Jacob Hiller for turning me into a division one prospect. And I’d love to tell the underclassman players of how I got better using YOUR program.This program would help me get that jaw dropping wow, finally giving me a chance to attract some attention. I wanted to thank you anyways, I’ve been using your CNS Priming Workout (it works), and I’m starting those three workouts you gave in video 3 tomorrow. But TAQ 2.0 would mean way more than just icing on the cake for me.

Thank you

Brad Whitchurch

August 19, 2011

Okay so I’ve learnt so much already and found that applying your non linear methods of training has really helped me in a big way! I’m confident about going into my next big tournament being recognized in a big way for my speed and not just my vert! I used to beat anyone down the court, it was easy! Somewhere along the way the coaches telling me to slow down to control my movements really messed with my speed! I wasn’t turning the ball over at all, maybe once ever couple of games I’d have a turnover but still coaches wanted me to chill! Why? They didn’t know how to work with the speed I had! Now I’m getting that speed back, I know how to handle it and I’m going to continue to improve with, or without the TAQ system! However given the opportunity to prove myself worthy as a user of your system would be the best opportunity I could ask for right now! Knowledge is power and I can promise you that I will put into practice all you have to offer! I won’t let the program collect dust and never do anything with it and that’s probably the biggest thing for you as a trainer! Commitment! 110% of it and with a clear understanding of how to be a high level athlete and great understanding of recovery techniques I know I can maximize my results! Pick me and you WILL NOT be disappointed! Remember the name ‘Brad Whitchurch’ because you’ll see big things from me! Thanks Alex.

Grzegorz

August 19, 2011

Hello Alex,
I have two sons ( 15 and 8 ) – both have been practicing soccer for many years. Both are at very good technical skills, but desperately they need to improve the speed. Especially quick start to win the ball, to be faster than oponent. That is why I am strongly interested in your program. I hope to help them and the dreams come true – they will play in the champions league !
Regards
Grzegorz, Poland

Josh Danielis

August 19, 2011

Hi Alex,
My name is Josh Danielis and I’m a 16 year old basketball player on the jv team as a junior. So first, I want to thank you so much for making your awesome tv episodes and showing us some of your amazing workouts to help with speed. I’ve been doing and I can really see a difference in my speed already. The reason I’m trying to win a free copy is that I’m tired of being second best on jv! I know I work harder than all the jv players and all the varsity players too. I have just never been able to get that game speed I wanted and with your system I know that no one in my area will be able to compete with me! However, my family is going through tough time right now financially and I’m afraid that when you release the program I might not be able to afford it. Regardless, if I get it free or not I will continue to use the free workouts and try to get he most out of those. Once again thanks for your groundbreaking system an thanks for the entertainig episodes. Hope to hear from you soon!
Josh Danielis

Bob

August 19, 2011

I know I need to win this free program for many reasons. First, my son is a sophomore in high school and running track (100 and 4×400). He needs help with this. He started track to help him in foo