

The Exer-Genie is a professional-grade resisted sprint trainer used to develop acceleration, force application, and sprint mechanics with smooth, adjustable resistance.
Trusted by coaches. Simple enough for athletes and parents to use confidently.

A safer, more controlled way to support sprint training
For parents who want to support speed development without relying on heavy sleds, aggressive loading, or low-quality bands.

Improve acceleration while keeping rhythm and intent
For track athletes and team sport players looking to improve acceleration, force application, and early sprint mechanics.

Resisted sprinting that works in real sessions
For coaches who want resisted sprint training that:
- Adjusts quickly between athletes
- Works indoors or outdoors
- Does not disrupt the flow of a session

Exer-Genie is not a shortcut or a gimmick.
It’s a simple, adjustable resistance tool that supports better movement, clearer feedback,
and smoother sessions across performance, rehab, and group training environments.
Shoulder harness included
Waist harness included
Smooth, adjustable resistance
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Used across performance, rehab, and group sessions
Ideal for individuals, small groups, and limited training spaces.
Best suited for team settings, longer accelerations, and shared training environments.
No. While it’s commonly used for resisted acceleration, it’s equally useful for warm-ups, transitional running, return-to-training work, and movement awareness in both performance and rehab settings.
Yes. When used with appropriate resistance, Exer-Genie works very well for youth athletes by encouraging controlled movement and clear feedback without forcing technique or heavy loading.
Yes. Exer-Genie is designed to rotate easily between athletes. Resistance can be adjusted quickly, feedback is built into the task, and sessions flow without constant instruction.
Yes. Exer-Genie is often used when fast movement needs to feel safer and more controlled. Slight resistance allows athletes to maintain intent while reducing unpredictability.
No. When resistance is set appropriately, athletes still try to move fast. The slight slowdown improves control and awareness without changing intent or disrupting rhythm.
Very easy. Setup takes a few minutes and works indoors or outdoors. No permanent anchors or specialist surfaces are required.
The 36m model suits individuals, small groups, and tighter spaces.
The 60m model allows longer accelerations and works well for team environments and shared training spaces.
No. Exer-Genie works because the task teaches the athlete. Good movement allows progress, poor movement doesn’t. Coaches often find they need to say less, not more.
No. It’s a tool that supports better coaching by creating clearer movement feedback. It helps athletes feel what’s happening rather than being told what to fix.

The Speedworks Training System is our methodology to developing coaches and athletes; built over 14 years through coaching a variety of individuals. We measure performance when you start and take you on a journey of growth and improvement.