Speed Indication for Training - Need a reference

Hey there,
before every training there is a speed indicator on which speed one should do the exercises.
When there’s “max speed” should i do the exercise really at my maximum speed keeping a good, clean technique or is the maximum speed what the trainer in the video does?

So i need some kind of reference what each speed indicator means- ideally in reference to the videos.
Is the video slow speed, medium speed or max speed?

Thanks a lot for any helping hand in advance.

PS: I’m not talking about running trainings, just normal body weight exercises.

Hello

Slow rhythm: you take the time to breathe with each repetition and you make the movement perfectly

Normal rhythm: simple rhythm, long and continuous effort (in BPM to exaggerate, not beyond 150 I will say).

Maximum speed: at full speed, quite simply.

But no matter what you look like, the movement must be perfect.

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Thanks for the quick answer.

So, what is the speed the trainers do in the videos? Slow?

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That’s absolutely not a measurement. If this is theirs slowest speed, it could be yours maximum or vice verse. To be honest, I always go the speed I can do the exercise with perfect technique - no matter what the coach expects the interval to be performed with. Technique first :person_shrugging:t2:

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