Not every jump trains the same thing. Every variation has a...

Every variation has a different purpose, force profile and place in the training process, and if you understand that, you can progress them appropriately.
Box jumps are your entry point. They emphasize concentric force with minimal
Broad jumps, bounds, and hops bridge the gap between weight room outputs
Drop jumps are reactive. Lower box height, faster rebound. They train your ability to manage and redirect force in minimal time…short ground
Depth jumps, popularized by Verkhoshansky, are the most demanding…higher box + braking and propulsive forces, more yielding, and a longer contact.
Force → rhythm → reactivity → intensity
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