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Jumpsoles Power Plyometrics Program
Do this workout 2 to 3 times
a week in the offseason, and 1 time a week during season:
Dashes ( - ) indicate you do not do that exercise. The number shows how many sets you should do. You can substitute other exercises for the ones shown. You can also add these exercises when you do Periodization (below). POSSIBLE EXERCISES:
BEFORE AND AFTER: Warm up with a 1/4 mile jog in normal running shoes. Jumprope for 1 - 2 minutes in Jumpsoles. Stretch thoroughly. Proper warm-up and stretching before Jumpsoles training is very important. You should also stretch while resting between sets. It gradually increases blood circulation and body temperature to minimize risk of muscle injury. After Jumpsoles workouts, cool down with 1/4 mile jog in normal running shoes. Stretch. KEEP IN MIND: Proper resting between days is also very important, as it takes at least 48 hours to properly rebuild the muscle fibers broken down by plyometric and strength training. Remember to do all exercises with correct form. If you get tired, stop and rest instead of doing the exercises with bad form, which can bring about negative results or muscle strains. PERIODIZATION: After you finish the program, rest 10 days and build back up again from week 4. If over 16 years of age, increase poundages on lunges and step-ups. You can also increase the number of jumps per exercise by 2 jumps. The key is to make the workout harder each time you do it. See below for our recommendations to make the workout harder. WHAT ABOUT THE OTHER EXERCISES
I SAW ON THE VIDEO? Plyometric Exercise is extremely broad, with
hundreds of exercises. In our training program we included the 7
we found to be the most effective. We supply more exercises that
you can try (it's great to get a wide variety of workouts for your legs)
that you can substitute right in. For instance, if you don't have
a Jumpbox, substitute it with 180 Double Leg Jumps.
To Increase the Jumpsoles Workout:
Training Accessories
Compliments to Jumpsoles Training Working other parts of your body are important for vertical as well! Remember, vertical comes from legs as well abs, back, and shoulders!
Links: Click here for the full training manual with pictures and descriptions in Adobe pdf format: PSJ Remember, working the abs is also important to vertical jump. Click here for the ab workout: ABS You can purchase a copy of the DVD/CD-Rom
and training manual as well:
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