Marcus Reed

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Score82nd · RB · TX 2027

VICTEVO Certified●Class of 2027 · UIL 5A●Composite Score 78●82nd · RB · TX 2027●VICTEVO Certified●Class of 2027 · UIL 5A●Composite Score 78●82nd · RB · TX 2027●VICTEVO Certified●Class of 2027 · UIL 5A●Composite Score 78●82nd · RB · TX 2027●

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Marcus Reed · Profile8 Core · Agility Index

The 8 Core Capacities

Agility Index

Change direction, keep the speed.

Agility Index measures how fast you can change direction under control. It combines speed, braking power, and body awareness. The tests are cut-and-dried change-of-direction; the interpretation is where sport-specific coaching lives.

Marcus's Score

Pro-agility: 4.18s · L-drill: 6.94s

D1-ready change-of-direction. Top-tier in COD acceleration.

How we measure it · 4 tests

Protocol · Equipment · Benchmarks

Pro-Agility (5-10-5)

Equipment: Timing gates · 10-yd marked lane
Protocol: Three-point start, 5-yd right, 10-yd left, 5-yd back to start. Three attempts.
Measures: Total time (s) · Split times · L/R directional asymmetry
Why it matters: The combine standard for short-area change of direction. Asymmetry reveals dominant-side habits.

Developing

4.80s

4.35s

Pro

4.10s or faster

L-Drill (3-Cone)

Equipment: Three cones in L-pattern · timing gates
Protocol: Combine-standard 3-cone drill. Two attempts.
Measures: Total time (s) · Corner-turn efficiency
Why it matters: Longer-arc change of direction. Sensitive to hip mobility and body control at speed.

Developing

7.60s

6.95s

Pro

6.65s or faster

T-Test

Equipment: Four cones in T · timing gates
Protocol: Sprint forward, shuffle L/R, back-pedal. Two attempts.
Measures: Total time (s) · Shuffle-phase pace · Back-pedal decrement
Why it matters: Multi-directional change of direction under short recovery. Tests movements sport-side lateral movement.

Developing

10.5s

9.5s

Pro

8.8s or faster

R-AG

Reactive Agility (Head-Up)

Equipment: Reaction light system (Reactor board) · pro-agility lane
Protocol: Athlete reacts to a light cue, cuts left or right in real time.
Measures: Total time · Decision latency (ms) · Correct-side %
Why it matters: Traditional agility tests are pre-planned. Real games are reactive. This closes that gap.

Developing

600ms latency

400ms latency

Pro

<300ms latency

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