Burst speed in dodgeball means short, explosive movement across the court. Players use burst speed to dodge or retrieve balls. Quick acceleration creates separation from incoming throws. This movement often lasts only a few seconds. Strong leg drive powers effective burst actions. Players maintain low posture for balance and control. For example a player sprints forward to grab a loose ball. The sudden movement beats opponents to possession. Burst speed also helps close distance for surprise throws. Conditioning drills improve repeated explosive efforts. Timed reactions increase success during intense exchanges.
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