Hey there, Thank you for this video. I am a 51 year old that wants to get back into this kind of stuff. I did in High School and LOVED it. I have found a new passion in working out and doing things like this. I really like how you explained each exercise so well. Thanks so much
so are you doing plyo successfully at 51? I am the same age and lift heavy weights, but I wanna start incorporating some plyo, too. i am, however, concerned about injury.
Finally a UA-cam coach that gets straight to the exercise’s rather than ‘water boarding’ us all with 5 mins of absolute dribble 🙏 Thank you sir 💪 Other tubers take note 📝
Wow ...I have to say ... love your work here ! 3 X Bravo for this upload. I'm back and forth through all your uploads. Weekly, I do some plyo/jumps (outside) & mixed with weightlifting (at the gym) .... and now ... I saw some good exercises in your video and definitely I will include them in my program. Your uploads are very inspirational to me. Thank you.
I've been struggling like crazy to wake up my outer thighs/hams/glutes causing some discomfort due to the imbalance. Just finished a cycle of these exercises and good lord everything's humming now, feel's incredible. Much appreciated.
dude, you just saved my sanity. I just had a surgery and am on a lifting restriction for three months. I can do all of this stuff to maintain and even improve my muscle tone and when I do get back to strongman training I'm going to be able to return to my typical weights faster. blessings.
I get a near 30 inch on my standing vertically at 47. I know my single leg aint the best. I tried the gwiz jump and i sucked. Going to work on that every week strengthen the single legs then hopefully it pays off when i jump of two legs.
Start small.. the small exercises that you do, jumps and things, will benefit you more than you know you don't need to do the big stuff they're showing in the video, at least to start off with.. playing with gravity is different than most people think..
At 56 and post menopause I’m looking to incorporate plyometrics to have greater balanced strength and balance 😅. Important to have proper nutrition/hydration and work these in slowly! Thanks for some extra motivation! .
Do a swing with hips, then jump off turning 90 degrees, so end facing forward...could jump onto one and two legs, that seems the simplest for the lower body
For upper body, use baseball bats, or bands on doors, for conc and eccentric exs, and elasticity, by using band to go faster, so use tension for faster stroke. Plyo-maybe some kind of side push ups, one side to the other. Like guy below said, a side clean as well.
And follow the clean or turn with a box jump to add explosive power in hips...broad jumps too, for horizontal power, so 90 degree fast turn and hop, or jump..broad, or box
i need to hit those plate overhead jumps. i notice a huge decrease in my vert when holding a ball vs not, and i'd been thinking of a way to improve that. thanks, coach
for a middle age dude how does one titrate training plyos without totally wrecking hammies etc ? i see this kinds of training and would love to incororate but just can almost visualize massive hammie or calf strains or achilles issues even with reasonable warm ups... would love thoughts on how to slowly ramp up to this.
I have some experience in doing plyometrics as a middle age male. Late 50s now. For ex., I do burpees to jumps up to picnic tables in the park. No more than 5 reps. I am 6"3'. Each set takes a real long recovery time to get my HR back down. So I do these in a circuit with other calisthenics style exercizes. I would use extreme caution, especially on the down part. That is, jumping UP onto a box is generally ok, but if the box is high, I would STEP down. Then take time to set up for your next jump, and repeat. Be real careful with using the stretch reflex, i.e using your landing to spring you up to another jump right away. You can do drop jumps starting from a real low height, stepping out and down to your jump, then jump immediately up to the other step or box at a moderate height. Bill Pearl, in an old book on weight training for athletes, said that one should be able to squat one's own body weight before doing any plyometrics. I squat real light. But plyometrics is also a question of degree. Just jumping rope is plyometrics. So ease into it, and do watch for deep persistent pain in hamstrings the day after. That requires long recovery, and maybe going easier next time. Also, a lot of elasticity is simply genetic. So known your known your limitations.
Great stuff. Any plans to put up a video on Plyos that benefit the upper body directly? Boxers, MAs, Wrestlers, Fencers, Kick Boxers, BJJ ... would benefit.
Good call. Would like this guy's advice, but try these: punching / striking with resistance bands; medicine ball throws; "popped" and clap press-ups; landmine presses - especially those with rotation. Go for speed of movement, low reps and HIGH INTENSITY. Rest between sets.
That "abhii" from Finch and 4rabets GAMIFICATION, felt like he's right here urging us to play and win, not just in cricket but in 4RA IPL lottery too 🔥
Hey this is an amazing video and éducation. Here is my question. For athletes who have weak knees what can they do to strengthen their knees or heal them.
Some are more tiring than others, but I recall reading that unlike muscles which tell you when they have had enough, the tendons that you work hit you later, so high chance of being injured through overuse if you over do it, which is easily done. A no of books said no more than 80-100 reps in each session, and normally start at 2 a week, build up to 3. I guess individual strength and athleticism will come into it, but do not underestimate the intense needs of this type of training, it is not to be mocked just because you do not have 300-500 lbs on your back. I tried it 45 and 55 yrs ago, just playing around when young. First I tried the games the girls played, after they had gone into class, it was called Hot Scotch, and including hopping and jumping, and turning around. They skipped a lot too. As a teen, some yrs later, I was in the triple jump, and intuitively began to bound and skip to improve my jump. In both cases, despite only around 10 sessions, I felt a big difference, and it really helped. If I was young again, I would do a session of Plyo every day, alternating one day for legs, next day for upper body. Combined with Yoga, Pilates, then heavy weight, and core and agility exercises, and sports specific exs, cardio and running, you have a Programme for an elite athlete. I would also swim daily too for the lungs. The baths where I swam, the water was full of too much chlorine, so I quit going. Fresh water lakes, or the sea would have been great. We only had filthy pit ponds.
After watching this video, I found out that flyometric training helps improve jump and running. Here, flyometric means quickly stretching muscles to create greater tension, which is well known and the training method is simple, so many people enjoy training. 10604
I observed some time ago, that I do not need to watch this guy to know the intensity of his exs, just listen to the precise command of his sound accompaniments, which tells you precisely how much effort went into a jump, and how high he went. He is the master of this!
Sounded technical though, did it not. And technical coaches must mention technicalities and verticalities, otherwise they are not a coach, just someone off the street, who measures every thing in terms of height, and ft and inches, and all that nonsense. Give me verticality any day of the week. Perhaps, he has been watching Kelly Starrett, who has many forms of ities.
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Also, and this is really important, you have to say "boom!" every time you jump
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It adds power
Hey there, Thank you for this video. I am a 51 year old that wants to get back into this kind of stuff. I did in High School and LOVED it. I have found a new passion in working out and doing things like this. I really like how you explained each exercise so well. Thanks so much
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so are you doing plyo successfully at 51? I am the same age and lift heavy weights, but I wanna start incorporating some plyo, too. i am, however, concerned about injury.
Finally a UA-cam coach that gets straight to the exercise’s rather than ‘water boarding’ us all with 5 mins of absolute dribble 🙏 Thank you sir 💪
Other tubers take note 📝
Wow ...I have to say ... love your work here ! 3 X Bravo for this upload. I'm back and forth through all your uploads.
Weekly, I do some plyo/jumps (outside) & mixed with weightlifting (at the gym) .... and now ... I saw some good exercises in your video and definitely I will include them in my program. Your uploads are very inspirational to me. Thank you.
I've been struggling like crazy to wake up my outer thighs/hams/glutes causing some discomfort due to the imbalance. Just finished a cycle of these exercises and good lord everything's humming now, feel's incredible. Much appreciated.
Tuck jumps, box jumps, stair jumps...you're explosively raising 200 pounds off the ground. Yeah, that'll get your heart going.
I did this once and my heart was going crazy lol
dude, you just saved my sanity. I just had a surgery and am on a lifting restriction for three months. I can do all of this stuff to maintain and even improve my muscle tone and when I do get back to strongman training I'm going to be able to return to my typical weights faster. blessings.
the fact you're a Yotto fan....makes me love this channel even more!!
Was searching the comments hoping someone else noticed his shirt lol.
Y'all inspired me to add in a plyo day to my routine!
these look great for volleyball. I have been doing walking lunges and these look perfect for exercises I can do while walking the dog.
All ten are jumping. Hope this saves you some time.
thats pretty much what plyometrics are genius.
This is so Informative❤🔥❤🔥
And the video is awesome and super helpful as always!
I get a near 30 inch on my standing vertically at 47. I know my single leg aint the best. I tried the gwiz jump and i sucked. Going to work on that every week strengthen the single legs then hopefully it pays off when i jump of two legs.
Great set up for my 6FT grandson ! reminds me of my team days LOVE IT!
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This is one of my favourite video from you guys! As a 287lbs dude, these are extremely challenging but ill still try!
Start small.. the small exercises that you do, jumps and things, will benefit you more than you know you don't need to do the big stuff they're showing in the video, at least to start off with.. playing with gravity is different than most people think..
Great Series, you're a master
At 56 and post menopause I’m looking to incorporate plyometrics to have greater balanced strength and balance 😅. Important to have proper nutrition/hydration and work these in slowly! Thanks for some extra motivation! .
Ton of great options here. I like the contrast method used in #10.
Great stuff!
Research and experience shows single hops and lateral jumps are the two keys to develop power, strength, speed and agility.
bro this is SICK!!! great stuff. Can you do a video for golf? Need that distance baby!!!
One good one for sure would be taking a heavy steel club and learning to do a side shoulder clean as well as a front pendulum
@@LatimusChadimus *googles side shoulder clean*
thanks
Do a swing with hips, then jump off turning 90 degrees, so end facing forward...could jump onto one and two legs, that seems the simplest for the lower body
For upper body, use baseball bats, or bands on doors, for conc and eccentric exs, and elasticity, by using band to go faster, so use tension for faster stroke. Plyo-maybe some kind of side push ups, one side to the other. Like guy below said, a side clean as well.
And follow the clean or turn with a box jump to add explosive power in hips...broad jumps too, for horizontal power, so 90 degree fast turn and hop, or jump..broad, or box
Thank you sharing. Great information
Hey Garage Strength, would love to see a video focusing on strength and plyometrics for Nordic skiing, sadly not much is available online.
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Thank You! Excellent content
Best man, you are the best. Love your work. And you def deserve more attention views and subscribers.
I'm definitely adding this to my workout tomorrow.
Is one set of those bounds one time hitting the five yard? Or is that one rep and I would have to hit the 5 yards three times for a set?
Amazing video Thank You!
Thanks for your work and for shere your knowledge.
Love, that he's a Yotto fan!
i need to hit those plate overhead jumps. i notice a huge decrease in my vert when holding a ball vs not, and i'd been thinking of a way to improve that. thanks, coach
Was it full of Helium?
Thank you for this exercises 🙏
Thanks for your work sir
Very interesting vídeo. Thanks for share.
Coach what would be your top 5 for basketball players, particular the guard position.ty
Thank you verymuch.
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Seeing Finch smash those balls, made me sign up for 4rab right away, ready to hit my life goals out of the park 🚀🏆
Love how they connect gully cricket with life's big game, makes you wanna join 4ra and play for the big leagues 🙌
for a middle age dude how does one titrate training plyos without totally wrecking hammies etc ? i see this kinds of training and would love to incororate but just can almost visualize massive hammie or calf strains or achilles issues even with reasonable warm ups... would love thoughts on how to slowly ramp up to this.
I have some experience in doing plyometrics as a middle age male. Late 50s now. For ex., I do burpees to jumps up to picnic tables in the park. No more than 5 reps. I am 6"3'. Each set takes a real long recovery time to get my HR back down. So I do these in a circuit with other calisthenics style exercizes.
I would use extreme caution, especially on the down part. That is, jumping UP onto a box is generally ok, but if the box is high, I would STEP down. Then take time to set up for your next jump, and repeat.
Be real careful with using the stretch reflex, i.e using your landing to spring you up to another jump right away.
You can do drop jumps starting from a real low height, stepping out and down to your jump, then jump immediately up to the other step or box at a moderate height.
Bill Pearl, in an old book on weight training for athletes, said that one should be able to squat one's own body weight before doing any plyometrics.
I squat real light. But plyometrics is also a question of degree. Just jumping rope is plyometrics. So ease into it, and do watch for deep persistent pain in hamstrings the day after. That requires long recovery, and maybe going easier next time.
Also, a lot of elasticity is simply genetic. So known your known your limitations.
@@Frennemydistinction thank you great advice!!!
great stuff! Keep it up
The way 4ra set up the gamification is top notch gotta earn points now 🎮🏏
Amazing video
Great stuff. Any plans to put up a video on Plyos that benefit the upper body directly? Boxers, MAs, Wrestlers, Fencers, Kick Boxers, BJJ ... would benefit.
Good call. Would like this guy's advice, but try these: punching / striking with resistance bands; medicine ball throws; "popped" and clap press-ups; landmine presses - especially those with rotation.
Go for speed of movement, low reps and HIGH INTENSITY. Rest between sets.
Indeed those exercises make me feel more powerfull athlete
Thanks sir love it
awesome will do
Amazing video bro
That "abhii" from Finch and 4rabets GAMIFICATION, felt like he's right here urging us to play and win, not just in cricket but in 4RA IPL lottery too 🔥
Great advise
💥Very informative and unique information‼️
Hey this is an amazing video and éducation. Here is my question. For athletes who have weak knees what can they do to strengthen their knees or heal them.
Look up kneesovertoes guy. Helped my son's tendinitis tremendously. Also, add some hyper arch fascia training.
💪💪💪well done
Excellent video, you don't look too young, but you're getting amazing distance and height. (but when did based on become based off?)
gotta remember to do these over winter
How long should you rest from set to set
nice one
Does it help for my vertical jump in volleyball, i want to jump higher
Spam max approach jumps and build strength with squats, deadlifts, power cleans.
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Inspiring
I can’t seem to do the gwiz jumps properly, my back foot always drop
3:38 Damn, those sound effects are awesome :'D
Yooo that Yotto shirt is so sick! Didn’t know you listened to tech
Those ambassadors really make you wanna join 4rabit like abhii bhaya 🌟👌
Amazing
THIS IS GREAT..
Who else got pumped watching Finch and Shama in that 4rab promo? gully cricket has never looked better 😎
How many times per week should we be working these plyo excercises??
Some are more tiring than others, but I recall reading that unlike muscles which tell you when they have had enough, the tendons that you work hit you later, so high chance of being injured through overuse if you over do it, which is easily done. A no of books said no more than 80-100 reps in each session, and normally start at 2 a week, build up to 3. I guess individual strength and athleticism will come into it, but do not underestimate the intense needs of this type of training, it is not to be mocked just because you do not have 300-500 lbs on your back. I tried it 45 and 55 yrs ago, just playing around when young. First I tried the games the girls played, after they had gone into class, it was called Hot Scotch, and including hopping and jumping, and turning around. They skipped a lot too. As a teen, some yrs later, I was in the triple jump, and intuitively began to bound and skip to improve my jump. In both cases, despite only around 10 sessions, I felt a big difference, and it really helped. If I was young again, I would do a session of Plyo every day, alternating one day for legs, next day for upper body. Combined with Yoga, Pilates, then heavy weight, and core and agility exercises, and sports specific exs, cardio and running, you have a Programme for an elite athlete. I would also swim daily too for the lungs. The baths where I swam, the water was full of too much chlorine, so I quit going. Fresh water lakes, or the sea would have been great. We only had filthy pit ponds.
How much rest in between sets
Facts, coach
So turtle jumps aren’t for me. Jumped so high out a hole in my nine foot ceiling. What else can I do. Limited space
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Hello how are you doing can I join training
Awesome
Looking to add some explosiveness, gonna have to give these a try.
After watching this video, I found out that flyometric training helps improve jump and running. Here, flyometric means quickly stretching muscles to create greater tension, which is well known and the training method is simple, so many people enjoy training. 10604
Awesome ride
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can i do these exercises each day ????
What do I do if I don’t have all this equipment
I’m scared of ripping my shins but will try it again today lol
I like how this guy does all his own sound effects.
I observed some time ago, that I do not need to watch this guy to know the intensity of his exs, just listen to the precise command of his sound accompaniments, which tells you precisely how much effort went into a jump, and how high he went. He is the master of this!
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Respect for the T shirt (and of course the content)
Seismic! Wicked stuff
How tall is that big box??
I'm too old to watch this video. I saw the stair jumps and I was legitimately concerned for your safety.
💯 they gonna learn one day, too!
Great mindset 😅😅
😂😂😂
So?
You should see him jump DOWN STAIRS LOL.
Good
So you like yotto, thats great 🤘🤘
Great stuff, as usual. But, "verticality?" "Height" seems like a better call. Big fan. Keep up the terrific work.
I'm 6 inches vertical
Sounded technical though, did it not. And technical coaches must mention technicalities and verticalities, otherwise they are not a coach, just someone off the street, who measures every thing in terms of height, and ft and inches, and all that nonsense. Give me verticality any day of the week. Perhaps, he has been watching Kelly Starrett, who has many forms of ities.
And other coach gobbleydook.
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Can you make A full workout😀
Dope Yotto shirt
Swole 🎉🎉🎉💚
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Please make video for beginners....🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Excellent demonstration buddy
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