Is it okay if I do my weight room session the day after a speed workout instead of right after on the same day?

Yo I just thought of pushing during the acceleration phase in a way I've never thought of before. U see how when you're doing any heavy exercise, for example a bicep curl or a squat, your muscle naturally hardens/flexes/stiffens in order to priduce force because of the resistance. Would this be the same as pushing during acceleration phase, expect the pushing is more intentional. Like if I were to do that same bicep curl or squat with no weight or resistance, my muscles wouldn't just naturally harden/flex under tension because there is none, and ultimately I wouldn't be able to produce force in the movement. Rather, I'd have to intentionally stiffen / harden my muscles in order to produce force in that movement. Would this be the same for pushing during the acceleration phase? This thought just randomly came to mind as I was visualizing a reel I saw a while back where the guy didn't just say punch the ground but used an actual hammer visual for his leg, but this didn't click at the time. I've always heard push down & back, hammer the nail etc. but I think I've been too passive with my legs in order to actually push down and back, punch w/ glute and all those other cues. I'm gonna try this whenever I'm able to sprint and see how it goes

Yo I haven't been able to sprint cause of all the snow on the track/field. What should I do instead

Sorry not the best view or angle, this is my first time doing this