The Speed Code

The The Speed Code sales page, captured 2026-09-23

The Speed Code review

A short ebook explaining how sprint speed actually gets trained, so you stop guessing

Category Sports

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.

Is it worth it?

You've been doing ladder drills and resisted sprints because someone on YouTube said to, and you genuinely don't know if any of it is making you faster. Or you're coaching a team, the kids want to be quicker, and your speed session is whatever you half-remember from your own playing days. That's the itch this is for. The Speed Code is a 58-page ebook from Potenciatletica, a Spanish-language speed training brand that's now selling in English. It uses sprinting as the model, because sprinters have thought about this harder than anyone, then applies it to soccer, rugby, basketball and the rest. Credit where it's due: the page is unusually honest about what it isn't. It says plainly that it's education, not a guaranteed speed transformation, not injury treatment, not a certification. That's rare and it's the right framing. What it buys you is better decisions. Why that drill, why that rest interval, why volume matters more than effort. The gap is that 58 pages at $47 is steep per page, and the brand's track record (600+ customers) is in Spanish-speaking markets, so English testimonials are thin. You're paying for the thinking, not the page count. If you want a plug-and-play 12-week plan, this isn't it.

Pros

  • Honest about being education rather than a guaranteed result
  • Short enough to actually finish in an evening or two
  • Applies beyond track to most field and court sports
  • Comes from coaches with a real audience, not a content farm

Cons

  • $47 for 58 pages is a high price per page
  • No structured week-by-week programme, you build your own
  • Brand's proven track record is in Spanish, English version is new and untested

What you get

A 58-page ebook in English, priced at $47, delivered as a download after checkout. It covers speed training principles using sprinting as the base model, then frames them so they apply to team sports. It's a framework for understanding acceleration and top-end speed, not a day-by-day programme with prescribed sets, reps or a training calendar.

Before you buy

  • Confirm the ClickBank 60-day refund applies, it's standard but check at checkout
  • Decide if you want a programme or an explanation, this is the explanation
  • Check it's the English edition you're buying, not the original Spanish product

Who it suits

Coaches and self-coached athletes who want to understand speed training well enough to design their own sessions

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