Posts Tagged ‘ vertical jump programs ’



Vertical Jump Programs: How Many Inches Can I Expect to Gain?

Oct 20th, 2009 | By Jacob | Category: how to choose a vertical jump program

Here’s a quick breakdown of how many inches you can expect to gain, and how:
Most athletes stand to improve their vertical 2 – 6 inches from form
alone. Often this can happen quickly and certainly produces some exciting testimonials.
Athletes who have excess body fat to lose can gain inches. If you are 20 % body [...]



Jumping program

Aug 26th, 2009 | By Reese | Category: vertical leap guest posters

There are a lot of Vertical jump programs around, all of which preach different techniques. Athletes are often confused about which jumping program to subscribe to, since going for one means ditching the others. It is an important choice to make, before you buy into any one and it becomes too late to change old [...]



The Jump Program

Aug 19th, 2009 | By Reese | Category: vertical leap guest posters

It’s the biggest challenge that faces every basketball player- how to jump higher? In search of this answer, young players try a variety of things, some of which often result in injury and put a full stop to their sporting career. Vertical jump programs must be undertaken with extreme caution and under expert guidance, if [...]



Training program vertical leap

Aug 8th, 2009 | By Reese | Category: vertical leap guest posters

If you are a dedicated learner who is willing to make a real effort but cannot quite seem to get further, the jump manual is just the thing for you. Vertical training is a much ignored realm in sports. Many times, athletes settle for something far below their real potential in the belief that they [...]



Why You Should Avoid Isometric Training If You Want to Increase Your Vertical

Aug 7th, 2009 | By Jacob | Category: isometrics

Isometrics are static contractions: muscular contractions where the muscle is contracting without in reality moving. An isometric contraction occurs any time you hold a weight in a set position, known as a yielding isometric contraction, or pushing/pulling against an immovable entity, called an overcoming isometric contraction.



Vertical jump program: How to tell if it’s a scam

Jun 15th, 2009 | By Jacob | Category: how to choose a vertical jump program

As purchasing on the internet becomes more and more prevalent, buyers need to be increasingly cautious about who they’re buying from, what they’re buying, and the refund details of the purchase. When it comes to vertical jump programs, as you explore the many options for improving your vertical jump, you should be aware of some [...]