some advice
Hi, vertical leap one of my favorite things to talk about. Well for starters about my vertical leap background. I played basketball and volleyball back in high school 4 years ago. I did a vertical leap program which increased my vert 6 inches in 6 weeks.( im 6ft tall). Unfortunately because of time i never finished the whole 15 week program. recently 2 months ago for fun, i did 3 weeks of the program and gained 3 inches not bad. But now I have been bodybuilding for the past 30 weeks so my focus is elsewhere, wish I had the time to do both.
Let me get into detail about what i did to gain the inches.
Well first I built a base. For one month I did twice a week
sqauts 4 x10
lunge kicks 4 x10
step ups 4x10
any hamstring machine 4x10
After that month i took a 1 week rest and started the program called
AIR ALERT 3.
There are many vertical leap programs out in the market, they all have the bad reviews and good reviews you just have to find the one that works best for you. Because what you are trying to do is build your fast twitch muscles in your legs.
AIR ALERT does not use any weights. just a lot of jumping. Yes there are the reviews of knee problems from doing this program and there are the reviews of gains and from this program.
These programs to buy cost about 30 to 50 dollars.
Three programs that I want to try and have heard the best reviews from are
Vertical Jump Bible, Athletes Vertical Resource, and Jump Attack . I would say try one of these three
Hope this helps it honestly matters on you and your determination to jump higher .
Also, stay away from ankle weights and the jump shoes. Those give quick gains but, once you stop using them you will lose your gains just as fast. The Special Vertical jump shoes serve as , what we call, manipulations to your body. When you put them on, they make your body feel heavier then normal and when you begin to use them you do, in fact get stronger quicker than with the other programs . But there is a huge difference . The shoes and ankle weights make you strong quicker just like weight lifting. But when you quit using the shoes , your body slowly readjusts itself and you start to become weaker over time, just like when you quit lifting weights for awhile. when your legs start to get weaker, your vertical goes down. So if you want to keep your vertical up, you have to keep using the shoes. The other programs I mentioned are based mainly on natural body weight training. Therefore your body is not fooled into thinking that it is heavier. you train naturally and as long as you keep yourself and your legs active you only have to use these programs once. you will never have to go back and use these programs again.
Last edited by nightrider07z; 09-12-2008 at 05:35 PM.
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