Originally developed for performance, The Quick Board first appeared on the market in 2012 after the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research published a study that concluded that the Quick Board significantly increased agility. It was adopted by the NBA, NFL, and MLB and quickly became a leader in sports agility training technologies. At the same time, the Quick Board was gaining traction in rehabilitation due to new research emphasizing the need for visual-motor training to address the neurological impacts of injuries. Today, the Quick Board is used by athletes and patients worldwide to assess, train and restore injuries.
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Leonard Fournette can execute a cut.
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Stephen Curry stops and shoots while dribbling at a pace of 10 mph.
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