Our exercises revolve around a structured volleyball plyometrics system. The program is engineered to provide measurable and repeatable outcomes. The training is based on a distinctly outlined four-week plan. This plan is repeated two times to facilitate long-term growth.
Each stage increases power, quickness, and explosive strength. Plyometric training for volleyball players is used to achieve a goal. The advancement is slow, controlled, and deliberate. Each workout makes the vertical jump better and also the total performance. The organization allows for steady plyometric training to athletes who are willing to raise their level of competition.
For athletes who already understand lifting basics and want volleyball-specific performance development.
Double the weekly training for faster progress.Includes everything in the 1x/week plan, plus:
The athletes who are going to be perfect for this are those preparing for trials, switching to varsity, or competing at higher club levels.
The athletes, who are on this program, can progress at the fastest speed due to the mixture of group development and personal coaching attention which they receive.
For athletes who already understand lifting basics and want volleyball-specific performance development.
Double the weekly training for faster progress.Includes everything in the 1x/week plan, plus:
The athletes who are going to be perfect for this are those preparing for trials, switching to varsity, or competing at higher club levels.
The athletes, who are on this program, can progress at the fastest speed due to the mixture of group development and personal coaching attention which they receive.
Highlights:
• 2 month phase
• Slow strength development
• 6–8 rep strength focus
• Deceleration training
• PR Week: 5–3–2–5
• Goal: 24–30” box jump
Highlights:
• 2 month phase
• Power transfer training
• Elasticity and jump mechanics
• Increased explosive movement
• Goal: 30–40” box jump
Highlights:
• 1 month phase
• Olympic lifting foundations
• Power focused jump training
• Speed and agility progression
• Goal: 40”+ box jump
Highlights:
• 1 month phase
• Plyometric endurance focus
• Full body performance training
• Improved movement efficiency
• Continued vertical jump progression