Plyometric Exercises: 35 Explosive Movements
Plyometrics — also known as jump training — develop explosive power by training the stretch-shortening cycle of your muscles. These exercises improve vertical jump, sprint speed, and athletic performance. Our library includes box jumps, depth jumps, bounds, and throwing variations that train your fast-twitch muscle fibers. Plyometrics bridge the gap between strength and speed, making you not just strong but powerful. They're essential for athletes in basketball, football, volleyball, and other sports requiring explosiveness. Beginners should start with low-impact variations like squat jumps before progressing to depth jumps and single-leg bounds. Proper landing mechanics are crucial to prevent injury. MySetPlan can incorporate plyometrics into your program based on your athletic goals and current fitness level.
All Plyometrics Exercises (35)
Box Jump
Box
Depth Jump
Box
Broad Jump
No Equipment
Squat Jump
No Equipment
Tuck Jump
No Equipment
Split Jump
No Equipment
Lateral Bound
No Equipment
Skater Hop
No Equipment
Single-Leg Bound
No Equipment
Countermovement Jump
No Equipment
Pogo Hop
No Equipment
Hurdle Hop (Single)
Box
Hurdle Hop (Continuous)
Box
Medicine Ball Chest Pass
Medicine Ball
Medicine Ball Overhead Throw
Medicine Ball
Medicine Ball Rotational Throw
Medicine Ball
Medicine Ball Slam
Medicine Ball
Clap Push-Up
No Equipment
Explosive Push-Up
No Equipment
Plyo Step-Up
Box
Single-Leg Box Jump
Box
Power Skip
No Equipment
Lateral Box Jump
Box
Box Jump Over
Box
Depth Drop to Box Jump
Box
Reactive Drop Jump
Box
Ankle Bounce
No Equipment
Single-Leg Pogo
No Equipment
Band-Resisted Jump Squat
Resistance Band
Weighted Jump Squat
Dumbbell
Frog Jump
No Equipment
Altitude Drop
Box
Sprint Bound
No Equipment
Rotational Medicine Ball Throw
Medicine Ball
Star Jump
No Equipment
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