Jump Higher With This Workout: Absolute Strength Training

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  • Опубліковано 10 вер 2022
  • Starting a new training cycle. Shifting the focus this cycle from max strength to absolute strength. Also have a dunk contest coming up in a week that I'm currently training for!
    If you want me to personally coach you to jump higher and get rid of knee pain click here: www.thpstrength.com/
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  • @JoeMama-mp9jb
    @JoeMama-mp9jb Рік тому +135

    This man is a perfect example for young athletes how weight training takes your athleticism to the next level. He was already a good jumper and a good weight program elevated him to the highest leaper in the world

    • @sulkoma
      @sulkoma 11 місяців тому +2

      doubt he's the highest in the world
      i bet there are olympic weightlifters who can leap higher lol

    • @Leonidas-eu9bb
      @Leonidas-eu9bb 10 місяців тому +4

      @@sulkomaol no olympic lifter has ac chance. this guy is a jumper!

    • @tristanp5605
      @tristanp5605 10 місяців тому

      @@sulkomaolympics weightlifters 😂😂

  • @evansalcido9613
    @evansalcido9613 Рік тому +71

    squatting 405 at your height and weight is actually insane

  • @ExquisuiteBurgerConsumer
    @ExquisuiteBurgerConsumer Рік тому +22

    I absolutely love these training videos , hope I can get on THP soon

  • @theshape7079
    @theshape7079 Рік тому +12

    I have learned things with this boy that I did not know before, thanks Isaiah for your advice. for always being willing to help and teach us.

  • @mosesbygate-smith2750
    @mosesbygate-smith2750 Рік тому +3

    An absolute gem of a video mate! Keep up this type of content 👊

  • @hameddrums1543
    @hameddrums1543 Рік тому +2

    You're a gem man, thank you 💪🏼👊🏼

  • @JBuckets90
    @JBuckets90 Рік тому +1

    Great video mate. Appreciate how informative it is re. your training.

  • @curtisbrosious8360
    @curtisbrosious8360 Рік тому +388

    Funny how people in that gym don’t even have a clue they’re next to the highest jumper in the world

    • @Realserg
      @Realserg Рік тому +4

      Fr 😂

    • @rxplaced5095
      @rxplaced5095 Рік тому +5

      Is he ? Like why isn't he participating in the Olympics?

    • @Realserg
      @Realserg Рік тому +18

      @@rxplaced5095 he was but covid got in the way

    • @ytaccount8635
      @ytaccount8635 Рік тому +35

      @@rxplaced5095 He has higher vertical than most nba players even higher than ja morant, its by choice to not go to the olympics. He already has Dunk league and UA-cam.

    • @jianiniseesanetittieakoona3894
      @jianiniseesanetittieakoona3894 Рік тому +47

      @@ytaccount8635 there's no pure vert contest in the Olympics, high jump does require a high vert but it also requires a lot of technique and body control

  • @shakenbacon-vm4eu
    @shakenbacon-vm4eu Рік тому +29

    As always, another banger. I just got on THP (athlete only), gonna start week 3! Lovin it, y’all are pushing me and I trust y’all, definitely have bounced around jump programs and I’m really excited. Can’t wait til y’all program a vert test for me.

  • @teamirving.11
    @teamirving.11 Рік тому +8

    Bro if I see someone doing calf raises with 4 wheels, I'm leaving the gym lmfaoooo. Your stupid strong my dawg! Bout to incorporate these lifts into my leg session and see some gains hopefully. Thank you Isaiah! Keep the vids coming!

  • @SheKnoJayy
    @SheKnoJayy Рік тому +1

    Isaiah coming clutch with these workouts🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @mhollis1231
    @mhollis1231 Рік тому +2

    The quote makes a lot of sense when you look at kneesovertoesguy’s method of putting pressure on the knee to approach fixing the knee, well said

  • @bendunksdpt
    @bendunksdpt Рік тому +2

    Love to see the training videos again!!

  • @tjay17k98
    @tjay17k98 Рік тому +1

    Hey bro, can you make a video on how to get rid of knee pain and good exercises for it. I am currently suffering with that problem and would really be thankful if you made a video for that. 💯🙏🏽

  • @einruberhardt5497
    @einruberhardt5497 2 місяці тому +1

    Very nice video!. Would love to see you using safety pins on the heavy once i want you to be around for some long time!

  • @varunbhardwaj5444
    @varunbhardwaj5444 Рік тому +1

    Hey brother you doing great job
    I really proud of you man.

  • @martinmontagne6933
    @martinmontagne6933 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the video ❤️

  • @teamexploringmotor7894
    @teamexploringmotor7894 Рік тому +1

    Thx for video!! Nice Job!!!

  • @user-fu9ov6sv5v
    @user-fu9ov6sv5v Рік тому +1

    Isaiah give me good example for vertical training. Thank you for your video.

  • @tarmorboi5307
    @tarmorboi5307 Рік тому +1

    I’d love more video like this!!

  • @luigipastoressa7353
    @luigipastoressa7353 Рік тому +1

    thanks for the video isaiah 🤩

  • @dennisrobinson8008
    @dennisrobinson8008 7 місяців тому +1

    This is very good advise. I like the knee warm ups. That old "knee shouldn't' go over toes" that was given for squatting advice maybe 10+ years ago was wrong. "Knees over toes" flexibility is crucial that an athletes knee joint should be able to go into that position comfortably. Having this mobility cuts down on irritation from workouts, i suspect by giving a little bit more room in the knee joint for the tendons and ligaments to move freely. In any case whatever the reason is it cut down on my sports training related knee irritation i get. Plus it's additional mobility for myself. Mobility is underrated and Isaiah very intelligently touches these points. Having this mobility ensures that the athlete can get into various athletic positions without binding and in an efficient manner. Mobility can improve your athletic performance.

  • @LukaLegend77
    @LukaLegend77 Рік тому +8

    I hit my calf raise record the other week of 325lb 10x, I use the smith machine and put a step up board under so my heels are going down

  • @nickpage4691
    @nickpage4691 Рік тому +21

    this was dope. we better see a 55" vert coming soon

    • @daniluzbek6396
      @daniluzbek6396 6 днів тому

      This would be possible if he were 10 cm shorter, but for his height the maximum would be +5-7 cm, and then in a few years

  • @borisstoilov4003
    @borisstoilov4003 Рік тому +1

    For the calves we think, he should use the smith machine + this wooden thingy for step aerobics and watch over heels sholudn't fall below level of the stair, otherwise he goes into achilles and calves hyperextension, which may lead to inflamation other injuries and problems, the leg press machine is very good for calves too Best Regards Stay Strong and Healthy !

  • @colinsweller
    @colinsweller Рік тому +1

    Bad ass. But definitely all red lights for depth on squats. I always so full range of motion calf raises where you actually flex your tibialis at the bottom, but I think doing them on flat ground heavy as hell like your doing is a great variation Iam going to add because that is going to help with your squat getting your cns primed for way heavier weight.

  • @DhanInfo
    @DhanInfo Рік тому +1

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  • @TheKardioKing
    @TheKardioKing Рік тому +1

    🔥🔥💪🏾💪🏾 good stuff

  • @Improveathletics
    @Improveathletics Рік тому +1

    You are doing concurrent periodization if you are focusing on multiple strength qualities at the same time. Undulating periodization more so refers to fluctuating from high and low volume and intensity from day to day or week to week.

  • @madjase9900
    @madjase9900 Рік тому +1

    This man is smart bro

  • @TwoBros_cz
    @TwoBros_cz Рік тому +1

    Super video bro💪

  • @andybritishairways9427
    @andybritishairways9427 Рік тому +2

    Great video, and yes it is a fine line between pushing yourself to the max and injury. You have good form which is highly important and reduces the risk of injury. I don't train with weights anymore more , I did try some light squats, deadlifts a while back and it felt fine . I'm just working on isometric training and body weight workouts at present and its working for me . However I would be tempted to do weights again at some point to build muscle in my legs to help with my off vert jump . Keep up the good work 👍

  • @MrBillybathgate5
    @MrBillybathgate5 Рік тому +1

    thanks Isaiah ...

  • @tjcogger1974
    @tjcogger1974 Рік тому +2

    Those "half squats" were damn near parallel. Especially 405

  • @jeremyleidy5566
    @jeremyleidy5566 Рік тому +1

    What kind of isometrics did you do before hitting these weight. 495 calf raise is terrific.

  • @christianor5501
    @christianor5501 Рік тому +1

    How did you initially get your numbers on the main lifts up so high? (Squats, Deadlifts)
    I am currently on SS and starting to wonder how it will change my jumping once I start losing the build up fat during SS. (And continue with other progression types)

  • @HeadShoht
    @HeadShoht Рік тому +1

    Do you think hex bar jumps are safe for your back? All that weight coming down on my spine doesn’t feel too good when I tried it.

  • @kingsskys8229
    @kingsskys8229 Рік тому

    Can you give us all the exercises in order and set and reps + iso warmup

  • @YoungJohnHolmes
    @YoungJohnHolmes Рік тому +1

    You mentioned your back is a weak link - is that even with hard training or do you feel like you could train your back more?

  • @YohanLemay
    @YohanLemay Рік тому +1

    I was waiting for the goldenbear session but training look good too 🔥

  • @calebesposito4402
    @calebesposito4402 Рік тому +3

    What is ur optimal weight range for jumping I know ur like 178-181 I think at 6’ 2”. Is this range the most optimal like if u gained 5 muscles of muscle would that make you loses inches on vertical

  • @JayLupe
    @JayLupe Рік тому

    Question: when you do squat/trap bar jumps, where do you focus your strength on? The heel or the balls of the feet, or even?

  • @srzjumper
    @srzjumper Рік тому +1

    Q: Do you recommend any optimal weight using a Weighted Vest as an alternative to hexbar jumps? I want to buy one but not sure how much weight will be comfortable enough to use (maybe using lighter dumbbells additionally to the vest for a total of 100+lbs)

  • @karlcayabyab5287
    @karlcayabyab5287 Рік тому +1

    Can i ask how many times you workout in one week? Solid supporters from Philippines 🇵🇭

  • @minecraftguy123yuh7
    @minecraftguy123yuh7 Рік тому +1

    Hey Isaiah do you have anything for Achilles work?

  • @benjaminwelkens8118
    @benjaminwelkens8118 Рік тому

    how long do you rest bewteen sets and could you point in the direction of a good isometrics video or something along the lines

  • @NeoLeif
    @NeoLeif Рік тому +15

    Thank you for your detailed commentary 🙏 what makes you stick to your training?

    • @IsaiahRivera1
      @IsaiahRivera1  Рік тому +6

      Discipline and habit formation

    • @carstengrautstuck7579
      @carstengrautstuck7579 Рік тому

      @@IsaiahRivera1 Thank you!

    • @JayLupe
      @JayLupe Рік тому +1

      @@carstengrautstuck7579 make no mistake those two do fall into the category but thats not what makes him stick to it. Its passion, he loves this. Find something that you love to do, it can be anything

  • @juliocalle2480
    @juliocalle2480 Рік тому +1

    How can I divide the jump training? Between weeks?Months?or days?

  • @UnprofessionalAthlete
    @UnprofessionalAthlete Рік тому

    Never thought of doing heavy calve raises. I always do sets of 10-20 but I might mix in some heavy ones too. Maybe like 6-10.

  • @seanpaul6112
    @seanpaul6112 Рік тому

    some dude in our school did smth like this (he was in school bascketball team) for highest jumping, since two years, he had a big problems of spine coloumn, and leave bascketball team

  • @hooper365
    @hooper365 Рік тому +2

    If you're willing you could try to start with the highest weight first then work your way down in weight as fatigue starts to kick in it's another great strategy to use 👍

    • @jonathanferrari425
      @jonathanferrari425 Рік тому +1

      It could be used, but its not as efficient, maybe in a deload week session could be incorporated
      Strength programs work slightly diferrent from hypertropy or conditioning programs.
      Im not that good at explaining this, but you can watch "Flow high performance" youtube channel on how to do a strength program session and much others

    • @hooper365
      @hooper365 Рік тому

      @@jonathanferrari425 I would sometimes do 420+lbs on my squat and deadlifts then work my way down to still stimulate my body and mind with lower fatigue I mainly did strength training to be able to grab rim 10 feet at 5'7

  • @meekrodriguez6438
    @meekrodriguez6438 Рік тому

    Saved

  • @johnloudelagracia9416
    @johnloudelagracia9416 Рік тому

    Coach I want to know if I can increase my vert even if I have no left Big toe.My vert today is around 30 inch.Thank you

  • @oscarocon6251
    @oscarocon6251 Рік тому +6

    Upper Body Looking Huge

  • @webster2614
    @webster2614 Рік тому

    What lifting shoes do you wear/recommend?

  • @sulkoma
    @sulkoma 11 місяців тому

    need a better split with the power snatches in the warmup and less squishy shoes

  • @charlesborel8493
    @charlesborel8493 Рік тому +1

    High bar half squats feel awkward for me cause I’m so use to going ATG, I prefer to go low bar on half squats. Interested to see how much you could lift low bar, considering it’s usually much stronger of a position

    • @IsaiahRivera1
      @IsaiahRivera1  Рік тому +4

      It’s definitely weird, especially since I abuse the bounce at the bottom haha

    • @charlesborel8493
      @charlesborel8493 Рік тому +1

      @@IsaiahRivera1 we all do lol

  • @frafoz
    @frafoz 4 місяці тому

    is their course good for high jump and for any age please?

  • @chrisbera7952
    @chrisbera7952 Рік тому +2

    Had a 38 inch vertical when I was young. All i did was run and play basketball. I can't imagine how high I would have jumped If I had know to train this way. Wow. Really cool.

  • @stolenlav-97
    @stolenlav-97 Рік тому

    How long before you see improvement? Im not in game time shape either

  • @user-bb5jc5lq3u
    @user-bb5jc5lq3u Рік тому

    Which of the sets of half squats are warm up and which are working sets?

  • @igorszczepanski2280
    @igorszczepanski2280 Рік тому +1

    How much do breaks between sets last?

  • @GauravNair-er7mi
    @GauravNair-er7mi 3 дні тому

    instead of doing lying leg curls, would rdls be ok?

  • @ottostein8612
    @ottostein8612 18 днів тому

    What’s the rest time on the hex bar jump?

  • @clintguia7984
    @clintguia7984 Рік тому +1

    Isaiah why do you always use the Kobe 6 Protro Allstar when you're dunking?? Are they good for jumping?

    • @IsaiahRivera1
      @IsaiahRivera1  Рік тому +2

      They’re amazing! Not very durable though.

  • @chintubalaji4873
    @chintubalaji4873 Рік тому

    Do we have to do this workout regularly??

  • @Hufftwoseven
    @Hufftwoseven Рік тому +1

    What’s the isometrics?

  • @anti638
    @anti638 Рік тому +1

    have you tried doing calf raises on a plate? and how much do you load hex bar jump?

  • @TheOnlySirC
    @TheOnlySirC Рік тому

    How many sets and reps are you doing for the 115lb exercise?

  • @davidsenay2811
    @davidsenay2811 Рік тому +1

    When you do you calf raises like that you are utilizing the quads and not much calf activation and more of achillies also why you may feel it in your achillies. I don't think anyone has ever tore their achillies doing calf raises so you should be good.

  • @avnoorludhar1042
    @avnoorludhar1042 Рік тому

    Yessirrr

  • @calebesposito4402
    @calebesposito4402 Рік тому

    I wonder what is the optimal weight of a jumper based on height

  • @jjy135
    @jjy135 7 місяців тому

    How long do you rest between these sets?

  • @paulobalandayano9685
    @paulobalandayano9685 Рік тому

    What shoes best for dunking man?

  • @MasterPrestigeGooner
    @MasterPrestigeGooner Рік тому +1

    How do u do your isos

  • @TheMen1nsSpace
    @TheMen1nsSpace Рік тому

    Not trying to be rude, how much do you weight? Cause I am about the same height as you and can't lift 300.

  • @mangotangotf9938
    @mangotangotf9938 Рік тому +4

    Do you include overcoming isometrics in your Training?

  • @itsjunior8655
    @itsjunior8655 Рік тому

    Wait so how long are you resting between sets

  • @allenhu1763
    @allenhu1763 Рік тому

    What do you think of GOATA movement?

  • @hotshotsondahouse
    @hotshotsondahouse 8 місяців тому

    Mr Isaiah just wanna ask if its OK to train at the age of 17?

  • @botgaming3961
    @botgaming3961 9 місяців тому

    how many sets and reps do you prefer??

  • @aloran8722
    @aloran8722 Рік тому

    how often in a week should i train legs / plyo?

  • @zaldy1432
    @zaldy1432 Рік тому

    Hi there everyone👋🏻
    Where should I start if I want to jump higher? 😊

  • @lazarsepticpie2292
    @lazarsepticpie2292 Рік тому

    Good for speed as well?

  • @kuenst
    @kuenst Рік тому

    Do weighted jumps if you are a serious High Jumper / Basketballer or some guy who really NEEDS jumping power. Otherwise it`s not worth it imho. Don`t underestimate the stress you put on your joints/spine (at young age) with weighted plyos. You`ll might regret it later...

  • @mangotangotf9938
    @mangotangotf9938 Рік тому +2

    Which isometric holds should I do at the beginning of the Workout?

  • @dennisrobinson8008
    @dennisrobinson8008 7 місяців тому

    I was curious Isaigh bodyweight? we know he's 6'2" or 6'3" tall.

  • @georgepetrou501
    @georgepetrou501 Рік тому +3

    I am planning on building a home gym for strength training which equipment do you recommend? (squat rack, bar, plates etc)

    • @IsaiahRivera1
      @IsaiahRivera1  Рік тому

      Squat rack and a barbell with bumper plates is a good starting point

    • @georgepetrou501
      @georgepetrou501 Рік тому

      @@IsaiahRivera1 which rack?

    • @charlesborel8493
      @charlesborel8493 Рік тому

      @@georgepetrou501 titan X3 half rack is nice and it’s the best price for the value in my opinion

    • @davves69
      @davves69 Рік тому

      @@georgepetrou501 literally any rack that holds a barbell and fits in your space dont overthink it. i spent like 8 hours shopping for racks and it was really annoying so I just ended up getting the cheapest one i could find and its held up for 2 years without any issues. Also: you only really need bumper plates if you plan on doing OLY lifts (cleans, snatch etc)

  • @alejandrofernandez8615
    @alejandrofernandez8615 Рік тому +1

    When doing plyos, should i do them before or after this?

    • @IsaiahRivera1
      @IsaiahRivera1  Рік тому

      Always do exercises from most explosive to least explosive

  • @franpalav480
    @franpalav480 11 місяців тому

    Does anyone know how much time does he waits between sets?

  • @zbirneaslavic2615
    @zbirneaslavic2615 Рік тому

    This is olso for speed?

  • @lestermagee4288
    @lestermagee4288 Рік тому

    Why don't you use a weight belt?

  • @bilalbil6762
    @bilalbil6762 Рік тому

    Is it possible to do the exercices every day ?

    • @benjaminwelkens8118
      @benjaminwelkens8118 Рік тому

      you more than likely shouldnt.. you wouldnt be progressing after a certain point

  • @lanroom2896
    @lanroom2896 Рік тому

    I’m in the millitary id love to see you come to the gym and get a good squat in and let all the “jacked” gym bros deadlifting 405 for one rep likes it’s insane watch

  • @CaioSantos-tz6kv
    @CaioSantos-tz6kv Рік тому +15

    Hey Isaiah, do u think its necessary to have a variety of training cycles for people who are starting in strenght training or just stick with a max strenght linear periodization untill you build a solid strenght base is enough? Much love from Brazil!!

    • @istvanturke-siklody1367
      @istvanturke-siklody1367 Рік тому +2

      I know you didn't ask me, but in the first 3-4 months I wouldn't bother deloading. When you build some strength and start to get close to the barrier of your beginner gains deloading makes a lot more sense. If you don't bother testing a higher vertical in 2-3 months, than deloading is not for you, but as soon as you feel the amount of stress is substantial, you should deload during 2-3 weeks. And get back to lifting

    • @CaioSantos-tz6kv
      @CaioSantos-tz6kv Рік тому +2

      @@istvanturke-siklody1367 thx bro, I apprecciate ur advice

    • @BDA0531
      @BDA0531 Рік тому +3

      Just do basic linear progression programs until you stop making progress then look into DUP style of training.

    • @IsaiahRivera1
      @IsaiahRivera1  Рік тому +6

      Linear periodization is all you need as a beginner. Milk that until you plateau

    • @stephennovak338
      @stephennovak338 Рік тому

      Just do a strength block then a speed/explosiveness block and do it over and over again

  • @phi1968
    @phi1968 Рік тому

    How much do you weigh now?

  • @calebesposito4402
    @calebesposito4402 Рік тому

    What would be your optimal height and want would the range be 5lbs? 2?

    • @calebesposito4402
      @calebesposito4402 Рік тому

      Optimal weight range***** I meant strictly optimally weight

  • @PcommelalettreP
    @PcommelalettreP Рік тому +1

    How many times a week should i train my legs ?

    • @IsaiahRivera1
      @IsaiahRivera1  Рік тому +4

      I train lets 2-3 times per week and 1-2 dunk sessions per week and isometrics every day

  • @jeffmax2941
    @jeffmax2941 Рік тому

    Looks like that's for endurance for slow twitch

  • @rxplaced5095
    @rxplaced5095 Рік тому +1

    He's literally doing reps on my max (225) 😭