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Exercises specifically designed to reduce response latency by training the brain-to-muscle connection
Definition
Exercises specifically designed to reduce response latency by training the brain-to-muscle connection. Reaction drills use unexpected stimuli — a coach's signal, a dropped ball, a coloured light — to force rapid decision-making and movement.
Simple ball-drop reactions (coach drops ball, player must catch before second bounce) and colour-coded cone touches (coach calls colour, player runs there) are accessible entry points.
Yes — studies show that consistent reaction training reduces choice reaction time and improves first-step quickness in court sports.