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hi need a bit of advice when i train my legs it looks like this
back squat 5x3
deadlift 5x3
front squat 3x8
which is giving me good strenght gains but i just want something in there
thats a bit more explosive any ideas?
plateau2
12-09-2008, 10:19
Dynamic work? or Jumping back squats?
Start at about 40% of load, 8x3. Suggest this is instead of 1 of the squats rather than another leg exercise.
I find upper dynamic work hard on the joints, so be careful.
Clearly jumping squats require decent ability to absorb force, so maybe start with depth jumps before adding these in?
i agree, dynamic work or jumps.
light snatches? really focus on the jump and your getting the benefits of the snatch too then.
depth jumps sounds good to start with how many would you you say to start with?
Depth jumps should be 10 x 2 or simialr, move on when speed significantly drops in the exercise.
Depth jumps should be 10 x 2 or simialr, move on when speed significantly drops in the exercise.
Also just schedule in plyo movements for 2-3 weeks about every 3 or 4 months. No need to use them regularly do their effectiveness will quickly decline.
:011:
1) Why do you want to become more explosive? What sport/activity are you training for and how are you hoping that explosiveness will help you to improve at it?
2) What experience do you have with dynamic effort/jump/plyometric training?
3) Any injuries etc.?
:011:
1) Why do you want to become more explosive? What sport/activity are you training for and how are you hoping that explosiveness will help you to improve at it?
2) What experience do you have with dynamic effort/jump/plyometric training?
3) Any injuries etc.?
1) I play football so sprinting im fast once im going just i feel slower off the mark than i used to want to improve my turn of pace help me move quicker.
2) Ive do some plymetrics before pushup and what not.
3) no injurys apart from a bad left shoulder but it doesnt stop any training.
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