NBA 2K26 Best Speed and Agility Rating
How We Test Speed & Agility
We have automated the process of recording and comparing the relevant speed and agility ratings in the game. For these we are incrementing both speed and agility and recording the outcome.
For this test, the Guard is 5'9 and 175 lbs.
Jogging is running without holding Turbo and Sprinting is running while holding Turbo.
- Speed - How fast does the player move at top speed in Miles Per Hour. Higher is better.
- Launch - How many seconds does it take to move 2.5 feet? Lower is better.
- Time to Running - How many seconds does it take to get to full speed? Lower is better.
- Run Full Width of Court - How many seconds does it take to run the width of the court? Lower is better.
The charts currently display Median values based on 20 attempts. You can switch to Average Values using the toggle above the charts.
Motion Styles Testing
Want to see this same style test for every single motion style in 2k26? We test all motion styles in NBA 2k26 to identify the fastest moving Motion Styles. The difference between a fast and slow moving style can be as much as 20% in speed.
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Chart Data Summary
Best Performers (Current Filter):
- Fastest Standard Speed: 11.40 MPH
- Fastest Turbo Speed: 12.51 MPH
- Quickest Launch (Standard): 0.59s
- Quickest Launch (Turbo): 0.58s
Performance Ranges:
- Speed Range (Standard): 8.71 - 11.40 MPH
- Speed Range (Turbo): 10.58 - 12.51 MPH
- Total Motion Styles: 42
- Data Type: Median values from 20 attempts
Frequently Asked Questions
How do speed and agility work in NBA 2K26?
Speed controls your top movement speed, while Agility controls acceleration and how quickly you change direction. Both are affected by your height and weight, and the graphs above show the tested in-game values across builds.
Does weight affect speed and agility in NBA 2K26?
Yes. At the same height, heavier builds generally have lower speed and agility. The testing above measures the real on-court impact so you can weigh the trade-off against strength and durability.
What is a good speed and agility rating for a guard?
Guards usually want high speed and agility — often in the mid-80s or higher — to beat defenders off the dribble. Use the averages above to see what's realistic at your height and weight.
