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Building speed and power doesn’t need to be complicated! Here are 5 of my favourite movem… — @nicklee.pt

Posted Sep 5, 2026 (over two weeks ago)13s11,853 views

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11,853
Likes
678
Comments
2
Shares
47
Saves
506
Engagement
6.13%
Duration
13s
Posted
Sep 5, 2026

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@nicklee.pt's TikTok video "Building speed and power doesn’t need to be complicated! Here are 5 of my favourite movements for developing speed and power that I regularly add at the start of my strength sessions. You don’t need to do them all either, I’ll usually pick a couple of movements for 2–3 sets, focusing on quality over quantity. The goal isn’t endless reps. Take plenty of rest, stay sharp and make every rep as explosive as possible! 🔥 Save these and add a couple into your next session! #Plyos #plyometrics #runfaster #runningpower #runningtips" has 11,853 views, 678 likes, 2 comments, 47 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 6.13% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 13 seconds. It has been saved 506 times.

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