SPRINT
Revolutionizes Athletic Training & Safety
Reduce Impact & Improve Performance
Mobile, remote controlled, self-righting, padded training dummy designed with high schools in mind, budget-friendly and enhanced performance on rougher grass fields.
Incorporate MVP Robotic Dummies into Your Practices
MVP | SPRINT
Reduce Player-On-Player Contact
46% of all concussions occur during practice
Increase Participation
Our priority is making the game safer for young athletes
NFL Teams
Football
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Youth Football
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Soccer
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Rugby
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“It never gets tired and it runs at an appropriate football speed. In today’s NFL, with player safety the focus, I think it’s going to provide opportunities to improve without the hand to hand or man to man combat.”
— Mike Tomlin, Steelers Head Coach
Give players the reps for situations that were, until now, too risky to run live.
Let players work through live, game-like scenarios without putting teammates in harm's way.
Coaches dial drill speed up or down on the fly to lock in technique.
Vary every rep so players are still making real, game-like decisions and reactions.
KELLY
"Just seeing the technology. Being able to hit a moving target. We've used the donuts that came out last year, they really helped guys put their head on the side. But it's not the same as going to the ground, taking something to the ground, and getting your body accustomed to going to the ground without using your head."
RODRIGUEZ
"I think it is the greatest piece of football equipment that has been invented in the last couple years, I think it's the cat's meow, we could use it for a lot of things: tackling drills, pass rush... probably every NFL team has them... and we have 5 of them. I told my coaches that they are expensive and very valuable so they should use them and I think they will."
Participation is falling — MVP lets programs teach proper technique while cutting player-on-player contact at the level where it matters most.
Download The Youth Football Drill BookMore than half of all injuries — and nearly half of all concussions — happen in practice, not games.
Making the game safer for young athletes is priority one for parents and programs alike.
SATURDAY
"I love it for youth football, because there are kids who don't know how to 'be the dummy' when they're teaching form tackling. Having something that can take that shot and teach kids the technically sound way to tackle — I love this."
Reduce injuries and keep athletes fresher for game day.
Reinforce fundamentals in a realistic, safer way.
Eliminate the need for extra practice players during drills.
Run drills and scenarios that used to be considered too risky.
In 2018, the French Football Federation purchased four MVP robotic training units for use across its soccer programs.
RAINEY
"There are a lot of practical applications for MVP in soccer — screens, pressure, skill work — so you can feel a body next to you without wearing down legs during the season."
Let players work through live, game-like scenarios without putting teammates in harm's way.
Train to pursue, track, and tackle safely in one seamless flow.
Coaches get more control over the pace and shape of every drill.
Vary each rep so players are making real game-like decisions and reactions.
Coaches dial drill speed up or down to ensure proper technique.
HUGHES
"It's exciting to see the equipment that's being used in sports develop in response to the growing need athletes have to protect their bodies — protecting their heads while still getting valuable practice reps, and practicing their technique in an environment that's going to make it safe for them as an athlete."