Posts Tagged “Muscle Strength”
Jul
03
2009
How To Jump Higher - 5 Tips To Help You Jump HigherPosted by: Mr.Basketball in Basketball Sites and The Best ArticlesTake these tips and follow them to increase vertical leap. Tip #1 Before you go to work out, you should really warm up effectively to start your muscles off right. You really need your muscles to be loose so that you can really work out at your full potential. Tip #2 You want to move on to the next set of exercises. The next set of exercises are power exercises which are important for working on much needed muscle strength in you legs. Explosive stretching and jumping exercises make up the power exercises to help you increase vertical leap. Tip #3 Add some cardiovascular exercises to your routine to help increase your jumping skills. Jump rope and jogging are two cardio exercises that you could do. Exercises like those would speed up your results and really show you how to jump higher. Tip #4 Increasing your stamina for enhanced sprinting is another one of the important tips to help you jump higher. Sprinting will help you jump higher because it is stretching your muscles in different … Tags: Cardio Exercises, Cardiovascular Exercises, Explosive, Jogging, Jump 5, Jump Rope, Jumping Exercises, Jumping Rope, Legs, Muscle Strength, Muscle Stretching, Muscles, Power Exercises, Stamina, Vertical Leap
May
30
2009
Improving Your Vertical Jump - Jump Start You CareerPosted by: Mr.Basketball in Basketball Sites and The Best ArticlesFirst off, what is a vertical jump? The vertical jump is a standing jump It is measured from a standing start (no rock step allowed), and is measured based on how high the athlete gets off the ground. An easy way to check your vertical jump that can be used almost anywhere is mark a wall (preferably with chalk or something else washable) as high up as you can reach. Then jump as high as you can, and at the highest part of your jump mark the wall again. This isn’t the most exact test, but it will give you an idea of where you are at, and how much you improve with training. Physically, a vertical jump requires both strength and speed. It takes a lot of muscle strength to lift your own body weight off the floor from a standing start. However, there are athletes who can lift their own bodyweight or more in squats easily, but cannot get a decent height off the floor. If this is you, then improving your vertical jump means improving your muscle speed. A jump is based on fast twitch muscle, … Tags: Athlete, Bodyweight, Career, Chalk, Fast Twitch Muscle, Jump Jump, Jump Mark, Jump Start, Muscle Strength, Squats, Vertical Jump |
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