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Is Vertical Jump Explosion Training Dangerous?
The answer is a resounding no. The stretch shortening cycle provides all its customers with a chapter describing how to avoid having any injuries as well as speeding up recovery time. It utilizes all techniques possible to make sure you achieve optimum health and stay there.
It is important to note that high intensity training innately has a high degree of potential injury. It is almost impossible to not be hurt when engaged in intense physical training unless you are content with just sitting at the sides.
The best thing about the Jump Manual is its ability to provide the required tips and suggestions on how to best avoid getting physically hurt from intense vertical jump explosion training.
The Jump Manual have provided serious athletes ways and means to prevent even the slightest injuries such as tendonitis. Even players who have injuries will be able to utilize techniques shown in The Jump Manual in order to toughen any weakness they may have and even overcome hindrances.
The Jump Manual has been particularly helpful for a player who has had chronic patellar tendonitis for more than three years. Also referred to as jumpers knee, the pain he has been experiencing left him no choice but to stop training and even sit out games.
But after utilizing techniques described in The Jump Manual, his tendonitis subsided immediately. In as little as three weeks, the pain he has been feeling was gone.
The multi-faceted approach presented by The Jump Manual helps athletes, both beginners and professionals – to learn the rudiments of vertical jump explosion.
The manual adequately explains that causes of muscle injury are not due to the specific muscle that has been injured, nor is it caused by its supporting structure.
In numerous cases, an injury such as patellar tendonitis is due to muscle imbalances which create unnecessary stress on the muscles as well as its supporting structures.
When the muscles of the body are correctly balanced, repetitive impacts on joints decrease thereby improving flexibility. The end result is that a person is less liable to overuse any injuries. Even old persistent injuries will similarly subside.
The Jump Manual’s vertical jump explosion program even takes into consideration the experience of experts thanks to the bonus gift included in The Jump Manual bundle: an interview with NBA Coach Dave Hopla. Currently, Dave Hopla is the Washington Wizards’ assistant coach. He is also regarded as the world’s best shooter. He has also worked with numerous athletes such as Kobe Bryant, ray Allen and even Gilbert Arenas.
Another Jump Manual bonus is an interview with Dr. Patrick Cohn, a Peak performance Psychologist who has been giving sound advice to professional athletes for more than twenty years. Take note that his advice has been seen in FOX, ESPN, Versus, among others. Dr. Cohn helps athletes how to specifically get in the zone and stay there when necessary.
When the resistance training vertical jump explosion training is received, you can easily start accessing the program as well as receive one-on-one coaching. You will also be able to access the Elite Jumpers Forum.
How did your exercise and eating change when you moved into maintainance?
How many calories were you eating while losing, and how often did you exercise each day and for how long how many times per week?
Im looking to switch into maintainance mode myself, i currently eat 1400 per day, i exercise 2x per day, a half hour after breakfast which is normally cardio but 2x week is strength training/resistance training based, and everyday i do circuit training which is 20-25 mins long in the evening aswell (its the 30 day shred by jillian michaels, been doing it for about 4 months 4x a week), im getting sick of doing the same thing, what would be ok for me to do in maintainance?
What works/worked for you when you switched into maintainance?
For me maintenance is just watching what I eat (not necessarily counting calories but being aware of what I put in my mouth) and still working out at least 5 days a week...right now, in weight loss mode, I workout 6 or 7 days a week, and many days I do 2 workouts...my eating isn't super strict but moreso than when I'm in maintenance mode...
A lot of people can get by on 3 days a week of exercise for maintenance...you'll have to play with it and see what works for you...
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