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workouts<br />

Plyometric<br />

workout<br />

Personal trainer Robert<br />

Sharpe bounces his<br />

way through this jump<br />

based session<br />

ALTERNATE LEG<br />

BOUNDING<br />

Muscles worked – Legs<br />

and Core<br />

Benefit – Leg strength and<br />

improved speed performance<br />

A relatively simple exercise.<br />

Assume a running position and<br />

proceed to move forward with<br />

exaggerated steps whilst really<br />

pushing off the back foot. Like<br />

running, continue to move<br />

forward repeating the pushing<br />

motion on both legs.<br />

180 SQUAT JUMPS<br />

Muscles worked – Legs, Glutes and Core<br />

Benefit – Leg strength and increased jumping capacity<br />

Take your feet slightly wider than hips to find an athletic squat position. Start to bend the knees then<br />

explosively jump up into the air and rotate the body. As you are in the air, turn the body 180 degrees<br />

and land with soft knees facing in the opposite direction.<br />

| PT YEARBOOK 2016 | WWW.PTMAGAZINE.CO.UK<br />

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