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PRECISION Training have signed an official partnership with Leeds United to become their official suppliers of specialist training aids.

Britain's fastest growing sports brand have extended their ever-growing professional club portfolio by signing a two-year agreement with the famous Yorkshire side.

Precision Training, a wholly-owned brand of Reydon Sports, will supply a complete range of training aids and equipment for use throughout the whole club, including the squad’s senior professional playing squad, as well as the impressive Academy.

Leeds United are the latest addition to the Precision Training portfolio which includes Premier League Aston Villa, Preston North End, Shrewsbury Town, Leicester City and, Irish Cup Champions, Crusaders FC.

David Sanderson, national sales manager for Precision Training, said; “We are delighted to have signed Leeds United to our portfolio of professional partners.

“Leeds are a huge club and we are hoping that the partnership will help them secure promotion back to the Championship this season.

“Manager Simon Grayson and his coaching staff are regarded as one of the most innovative in the UK and I am positive that our partnership will only help to enhance that reputation.”

The Precision Training range includes hurdles, speed ladders, boundary poles, cones, resistance parachutes, tactics boards, portable goalposts and shelters.

Leeds boss, Grayson, added; “Training has changed so much - even in the last 5-10 years.

“The equipment used has really moved on and you have to go with times or you get stuck behind it.

“We are certainly open to new ideas and will be using the new equipment in our training sessions.

“With the season lasting 46 games it is vital that we keep training fresh and exciting and this partnership will certainly make that possible.”

Precision Training are also suppliers of official specialist training aids to England’s elite referees through the Professional Game Match Officials, the Professional Football Coaches Association, Nottinghamshire CCC and three-times national ladies hockey champions Leicester.