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eatclean-bewhole · 2 days
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A little bit of “I’m gonna kick my ass today!” and a little “I think I’ll do yoga and meditate under the stars.” Sometimes we need physical release, and sometimes we need to go inwards. Mind-body health is a balance of both. Honor and cultivate your strength in all areas. #mindbodysoul
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jefkphotography · 9 days
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Soccer football, goalkeeper, doing a tuck jump.
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animezinglife · 1 year
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When your boss tells you there “isn’t room in the budget” for trampolines, you watch this and realize it’s actually an excuse.
We would become too powerful.
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titantwin · 9 months
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projectbatman193 · 2 years
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joomju · 8 months
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When I was a teenager my teammates and I were asking our coach how to beat some of our competitors in our sport. We were told that if we worked hard, our coach could help us medal, but we might never beat some of those athletes because we "had the wrong body type". Apparently "power athletes are short and lanky athletes should join a different sport, like cross country".
Today I learned how plyometrics works, and that there are guys well over 6ft tall in the NBA who are excellent at power jumps. The problem wasn't my body type, the problem was that my high school coach hadn't updated his coaching style since the 1970s. Yes, it's true I might never be an olympic power lifter, but there was plenty we could've done to improve my athletic power in my teenage years. I've got scripts to help me do it now :)
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Exercises that have impact on your physical health & emotional well-being.
It is not only the exercise but also the euphoria...
BODY ATTACK  is combining athletic movements like running, lunging and jumping with strength exercises such as push-ups and squats, you can burn up to 730 calories during a workout.
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mymovementpt · 1 month
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Travel Sports Therapy Las Vegas
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remoteworktip · 2 months
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Unleash Explosive Power with Dynamic Plyometric Exercises
Introduction: Welcome to the world of plyometric exercises, where explosive power, speed, and agility converge to elevate your athletic performance. Our Plyometric Exercises program offers a dynamic and effective approach to fitness, focusing on high-intensity movements that enhance muscular power and improve overall athleticism. Discover the details of our innovative approach and unleash your full potential with Plyometric Exercises.
Active Components:
1. Customized Workout Plan: Embark on a personalized fitness journey with our tailored Plyometric Exercises workout plan. Customized to your fitness level, goals, and preferences, our program offers a variety of plyometric exercises and routines that challenge your muscles and cardiovascular system, ensuring every workout is effective and tailored to your unique needs.
Dosage: Follow your customized Plyometric Exercises plan consistently, aiming for 2-3 sessions per week to experience significant improvements in power, speed, and agility.
2. Explosive Jumping Movements: Engage in explosive jumping movements that target fast-twitch muscle fibers and improve muscular power and explosiveness. From squat jumps to box jumps to tuck jumps, these exercises help increase vertical jump height, enhance lower body strength, and improve overall athletic performance.
Dosage: Incorporate explosive jumping movements into your workouts, performing 3-4 sets of 8-12 repetitions with maximal effort to maximize power development.
3. Agility and Speed Drills: Enhance your agility, coordination, and speed with agility and speed drills that challenge your reaction time and change of direction. From ladder drills to cone drills to shuttle runs, these exercises improve footwork, proprioception, and neuromuscular coordination.
Dosage: Integrate agility and speed drills into your routine, performing 2-3 sets of each drill with short rest intervals to maximize intensity and mimic game-like conditions.
4. Plyometric Push-ups and Medicine Ball Throws: Build upper body power and explosiveness with plyometric push-ups and medicine ball throws that target the chest, shoulders, and arms. These explosive exercises improve upper body strength and power, enhance push-up performance, and develop throwing velocity.
Dosage: Include plyometric push-ups and medicine ball throws in your workouts, performing 3-4 sets of 6-10 repetitions with maximum effort to maximize power output.
Why Choose Our Plyometric Exercises Program?
Explosive Power: Our Plyometric Exercises program focuses on explosive movements that enhance muscular power, speed, and agility, translating to improved athletic performance and functional strength.
Customized Approach: With a personalized workout plan tailored to your individual needs and goals, our program ensures that you receive a customized experience that maximizes results and minimizes plateaus.
Expert Guidance and Support: Backed by certified fitness professionals and trainers, our Plyometric Exercises program provides expert coaching, guidance, and support to help you perform exercises safely and effectively, maximize your potential, and achieve lasting results.
Conclusion: Transform your body, elevate your athleticism, and unlock your full potential with our dynamic Plyometric Exercises program. With personalized workouts, explosive jumping movements, agility and speed drills, and plyometric upper body exercises, our program offers the roadmap to success in achieving your fitness goals and living your best life. Join the ranks of countless athletes who have revolutionized their performance and lives with the transformative power of Plyometric Exercises.
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eatclean-bewhole · 3 months
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kylecraig305 · 2 months
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Plyometric Circuit For Fat Loss
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akbey1913 · 3 months
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I’m out here pumping perfection!!! Gotta put in that work!!!
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healthyboom · 8 months
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Plyometrics: The Key to Unlocking Optimal Health
Plyometrics, a dynamic exercise approach, involves rapid muscle contractions to enhance power, speed, and agility. It improves athletic performance by targeting fast-twitch muscle fibers, boosting vertical jumps, sprint acceleration, and overall strength. Plyometric workouts often incorporate box jumps, explosive push-ups, and bounding exercises, stimulating neuromuscular coordination. While beneficial for athletes, caution is necessary due to their high-intensity nature. Plyometrics can elevate cardiovascular fitness and muscular prowess, enhancing functional abilities. Consulting a fitness professional is recommended for proper form and customized routines, ensuring the safe and effective integration of plyometrics into a comprehensive training regimen.
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projectbatman193 · 1 year
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Upper body day 💪🏼🦇
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healthspancollective · 9 months
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Building Strong Bones: The Plyometric Power for Bone Density
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carlosroborto · 9 months
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Drop Jump Exercise (1 Foot) | Shock Training Plyometrics
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Drop Jump Exercise (1 Foot) | Shock Training Plyometrics Most people focus on plyometrics that involve jumping to higher and higher boxes trying to get more explosive. Drop Jump Exercises focus on the landing of the movement instead of the actual jump itself. What people forget about is that no matter the height of the jump you make, you'll always have to land from that jump. And if you do not feel comfortable landing from that jump, then you'll only have so many jumps before you start to feel tendon pain or injury. Shock training plyometrics are great for the health of the tendons that you use in support. Mainly the Achilles and patellar tendon. Drop jump landings should be included in the majority of peoples programs as it can be scaled appropriately to many ages!
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