Plyometrics exercises

Plyometrics builds power, speed, and athletic coordination. Explore beginner-friendly plyometric exercises with clear instructions, helpful muscle tags, and practical equipment options.

Plyometrics exercises

Plyometrics focuses on explosive effort, quick ground contact, and athletic movement quality. These exercises include jumps, hops, and power drills that can be scaled from simple to intense depending on your experience.


Featured plyometrics exercises

Here are a few plyometrics exercises to get you started. If you want the complete list, browse all plyometrics exercises.

Build explosive leg power with this dynamic plyometric drill.

Train lateral explosiveness and foot speed with this cone drill.

Boost explosive power with this full-body jump.

Build dynamic balance and coordination with this hopping series.

Build powerful vertical jump mechanics with this single-leg drill.

Develop explosive lower-body power with this two-part jump.


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