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Weeks
Three & Four
Block
Jumps
- 3 sets of 15 reps
- Find an object
within your reach on an average, less than maximal jump. It's best for
the object to be on top of something. Jump and reach with maximal effort
reaching with strong hands, fingers spread and without touching anything
in the process. Work on getting as close to the objects as possible
with your hands and moving your hands around the object while in mid-air.
This will improve your balance while still jumping with maximal intensity.
No-Arm
Jumps
- 3 sets of 20 reps
- High Difficulty
Level
- Possible Nausea
- Great assistance
to jumping with Tae Kwon Do kicks
- Jump with your
hand clasped above your head striving to touch your knees to your chest
on each jump. As your feet hit the ground, rebound back into the air
(bounce, with no pause on the ground).
Approach
Jumps
- 3 sets of 15 reps
- Focus on mechanics....
- Do normal approaches
with maximal jumps. Reach for an object slightly out of reach. Concentrate
on your arm movements as well as the speed of your approach (the faster
the better). The closer (time-wise, not distance-wise) that your last
two steps hit the ground, the higher you'll jump.
Side
Jumps
- 3 sets of 30 reps
- Great assistance
for Tae Kwon Do movement during sparring
- Place an object
no taller than 2 feet and no lower than 8 inches; no wider than 12 inches.
It helps if the object is collapseable in case of a bad landing.
- Rebound back and
forth over the object.
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