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Sunday, August 28th 2011

10:23 AM

7 Simple Exercises on the way to Increase Vertical Leap and Jump Higher

How to increase your vertical jump
Researching ways to increase vertical jump?

Or perhaps there a single best method to increase vertical jump?

Well, you might have perhaps collected more than enough info on ways to increase vertical jump to get started on a library collection.

But a lot of information can be quite a major overload!

Chances are, it is likely you know there isn't any single solution, rather a mix of various techniques and power/strengthening exercises to optimise ideal results for increase vertical jump.

The following '7' exercises gives your legs a good workout to get increase vertical jump. Overtime along with continual practice, you'll be able to jump higher.

The target here is to bolster the calf and quad muscles to increase vertical jump using basic programs.

1) Warm Up The Muscles To Jump Higher

As with any a variety of physical exercises such as body building and basketball, warm up and stretching the muscles are very important in avoiding injury and maximising performance.

Loosen up exercises include jogging for a couple of minutes, jump-rope (which assists cardiovascular conditioning), running up and around the stairs for a few minutes.

With warm ups, don't degrade your legs.

2) Deep Knee Bends - Stand and slowly bend the knees and keep the trunk straight and crouch down to a minimum, and slowly arise again.

Do this 15 times, and overtime increase the repetitions.

When you have the confidence and strength, hold dumb-bells from the side and squat.

This may strengthen the muscles for increase vertical jump.

3) Deep Knee Bend Jumps - Comparable to Deep knee bends, except when at the deepest point from the crouch, vertically leap upwards.

With the point of landing, immediately crouch back and jump higher. Do that 15 times, and overtime, increase the repetitions.

For more strengthening,
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