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    Arrow Plyometrics Workout

    Any one got a good plyometric workout they would reccomend fro me to use?
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    Fighting Weight 69kg (152 lbs) maybe move up to 71kgs (156 lbs)
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    post some i need a good one too, i can touch the rim of a 10 foot net from one spot, i just need like 4,5 more inches to dunk.
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    i wanted you to reccomend me a plyometric programe.
    Height 5ft 10
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    Stop being lazy and do a search for a good program.
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    why dont u stop being lazy and be helpful and post one ^
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    You can't just demand something and think that I'm going to do all your work for you. I told you how to find some good programs. So get off your high horse and do your own damn work.
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    Go to this forum on www.slam3.com do the pinned topic called air alert three it is a 15 week workout.
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    Most plyometric routines for increased jumping ability involve the same exercises:

    Ankle Hops - hopping forward with your ankles together

    Vertical Jumps - jumping straight up with no break in between (try touching the rim 10 times in 10 seconds)

    Front Obstical Jumps - lining up obsticles in front of you and jumping over them

    Lateral Obstical Jumps - putting one obsticle near you and jumping over it side to side

    Power Skipping - skipping as high and as long as you can

    Repeated Tuck Jumps - jumping forward and bringing your knees up to your chest

    Repeated Long Jumps - like the Triple Long Jump (minus the running start), except you do it more than three times

    Diagonal Obsitcal Jumps - lining up multiple objects in a row and jumping over them sideways

    Alternate Leg Bounding - bounding forward with one leg, alternating from one leg to the other

    Squat Jumps - a squat, except you jump off the ground

    Single Leg Hops - repeated hops on one leg for distance

    Just chain a few of these exercises together. Do a full 30-60 minutes workout. Try and get a full two-days rest in between workouts at least.

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