during plyometric training what is considered “intensity”
the distance covered and the amount of effort or stress applied by the muscles, connective tissue and joints. if technique is lost lower the intensity.
what must a client exhibit before creating a plyometrics program
total body strength, core strength, and balance
what is plyometric “volume”
is expressed as the number of foot contacts, throws or catches. An example would be the completion of three sets of five squat jumps, equating to a volume of 15 total squat jumps (3 × 5)
plyometrics training frequency and recovery
at least 24 hours in between intense plyometrics training
how long should the recovery be for novice plyometric trainers
48 to 72 hours
TRUE OR FALSE? As a general rule, clients should practice plyometric skills involving dual-foot drills before progressing to single-foot drills.
true
When introducing plyometric exercises, especially to new or beginner clients, movements should involve lower amplitude jumps, designed to establish which of the following?
Optimal landing mechanics