Name: Playbook - Danielle Gray - W1/D3 Plyo & HIIT
Uploaded: 2022-07-20T15:39:28.418Z
Duration: 15 min
Description: W1/D3 Plyo & HIIT

Annie

Jenn

Stephanie

I don’t know if it’s me at this moment, but all week was really tough. I’ve been doing workouts non stop for almost two years and I’m dying

Michelle

Do this workout paired with the plyometric workout the first week of each month. Set a timer for 15 minutes and do as many sets as you can. Rest 1 minute.

Plyometric training, or reactive training, is essential in the sport of gymnastics. Plyometric training refers to performing exercises which teach quick, powerful movements. A loading phase, eccentric muscle action, slows the body during the body’s downward movement toward the ground. This is followed by an explosive oncentric muscle contraction in a particular direction. In other words, jumping, skipping, and side-stepping.

Some benefits of increased plyo training include:
• enhanced neuromuscular efficiency & power 
• improved functional strength
• decreased reaction times
• increased speed & performance

Swing your arms overhead, jump your knees to your chest and land in C-Body. (Chest up, knees bent, arms in front) Reset. Do not do continuous jumps. Treat each jump as its own exercise. 

Modifications: 
- Straight Jumps
- Jumping Jacks 

Progressions:
- Split Jumps

Tuck Jumps

Squat down, place your hands flat on the floor, jump your feet back to a supported plank, jump your feet back in and jump. 

Modification: 
- Walk out and in 
- Skip the jump 

Progression: 
- Add a tuck jump 
- Do single arm or single leg

Burpees with Jump

Jump sideways onto your outside foot, push off and jump to the other foot back and forth. Challenge yourself with depth, distance, and speed.

Modification:
- Curtsey Lunges
- Step behind taps

Skaters

Place your feet on sliders, start in a push up position and do a push up. When you push back up, explode in a backwards diagonal fashion and catch yourself back down at the bottom of the push up.

Modifications:
- Regular Push Ups
- Push Ups w Feet on Sliders

Progressions:
- Add another push up
- Add a clap between each push up"

Backward Slider Plyo Push Ups

Sit on your bottom and balance on your tailbone. Lift your feet off the ground. You can hold a dumbbell, a medicine ball, or use just your body. Twist and try and touch the ground as far behind you to one side as you can. Twist and touch behind you on the other side. 

Modification: 
- Feet down and twist 

Progression: 
- Hold a weight

Russian Twists

Plyometric Training

Start in a high plank on your hands or your knees with your shoulders over your wrists, bottom tucked under, ribs in, and hips flat. Elbows should graze along your sides the entire time. Control the lower down until the chin and chest are near the floor or the incline. Keep the core engaged as you push back up as one solid unit. 

Modification: 
- Incline Knee Push Ups 

Progression:
- Feet Push Ups

Tricep Push Ups

Squat down and explode up trying to straighten the legs and point the toes in the air, land softly. Keep your ribs in and glutes tight in the air. Avoid double bouncing and jump back up again. 

Modification: 
- Bodyweight Squats 
- Box Squats 
- Assisted Squats 

Progression: 
- Squat Jumps w/ Tuck Jumps

Squat Jumps

Put your feet under a stable surface. Lie on your stomach and keep your arms by your ears. Lift your upper body as high as you can . 

Modification:
- Hands on hips

Progression: 
- Add weight in your hands while pushing your hips into the floor.

Arch Ups

Lunge down and explode up trying to straighten your legs and point your toes in the air every jump. Be sure to control your landing with both feet at the same time. No double bouncing or pausing at the bottom. 

Modifications: 
- Reverse Lunges

Progressions: 
- Lunge Double Switches

Lunge Switches

Lie on your back, interlace your hands behind your head. Keep your legs straight or bent and chin away from your chest as you push your low back down into the ground and lift your shoulderblades off the floor.

Upper Body Crunches

Start in a plank with the band around the middle of your foot. Keep your shoulders over your wrists and your hips down and flat. Drive your knee into your chest and keep your body alignment. 

Modifications: 
- Bodyweight Mountain Climbers 
- Incline Mountain Climbers 

Progressions: 
- Decline Mountain Climbers
- Inverted Mountain Climbers

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