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Tommy Hansen | Vertical Jump Specialist 🚀 on Instagram: "Training is not as simple as:  Getting stronger = faster & more athletic  Or  Higher vertical jump = Higher approach jump  Ive Seen too many instances of strong athletes being poor at interacting with the ground as well as “weak” weight room athletes be electric at their elastic plyometrics  So before you prescribe a blind, cookie cutter approach to your athletes…  Think deeply about what really needs to be prioritized in the program  Too much lifting and not enough fresh plyos and sprints might de rail your bounce gainz  Or the opposite might be true and you might need to lift more  The point is, it’s way more complicated than we think‼️🚀"

Tommy Hansen | Vertical Jump Specialist 🚀 on Instagram: "Training is not as simple as: Getting stronger = faster & more athletic Or Higher vertical jump = Higher approach jump Ive Seen too many instances of strong athletes being poor at interacting with the ground as well as “weak” weight room athletes be electric at their elastic plyometrics So before you prescribe a blind, cookie cutter approach to your athletes… Think deeply about what really needs to be prioritized in the program…

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Coach Tyler Ray on Instagram: "and it has NOTHING to do with strength…👇🏻 Athlete - @gabiguimaraes10 Mechanically, there are so many steps we can take in order to help ourselves produce a Higher jump in mere minutes. This is an extremely good example of that. The plant foot has a primary responsibility as a concentric contributor to a jump (PUSHING), whereas the block foot (last foot) is an eccentric braking mechanism… if we do not understand the basics of how to stay behind the plant foo

Coach Tyler Ray on Instagram: "and it has NOTHING to do with strength…👇🏻 Athlete - @gabiguimaraes10 Mechanically, there are so many steps we can take in order to help ourselves produce a Higher jump in mere minutes. This is an extremely good example of that. The plant foot has a primary responsibility as a concentric contributor to a jump (PUSHING), whereas the block foot (last foot) is an eccentric braking mechanism… if we do not understand the basics of how to stay behind the plant foo

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