Depth Jump Leaps are an explosive plyometric movement designed to develop maximal power. They are commonly used by athletes to improve vertical jumping ability and ground reaction force.
Instructions
- Set up two platforms—one for dropping from, and one for jumping onto—separated by 2–3 feet.
- Stand on the lower platform with your toes near the edge.
- Step off and drop down, landing softly and rebounding immediately.
- Explode upward and forward onto the second, taller platform.
- Land softly with knees slightly bent to absorb impact.
Related Muscle Groups
- Quads
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