Why So Many Fail to Increase Thier Vertical Jump
Let’s touch on why a lot of athletes struggle and fail to increase their vertical explosion. The thing is, you don’t have to struggle, im going to show you a few simple steps you can take which will show you exactly what you can do to increase your vertical in the next few weeks or even less.
Why do they fail?
The first most obvious point is the lack of understanding. They don’t have the knowledge to perform the correct techniques and principles. They don’t know what to do and how to do it correctly. These are huge barriers because without that knowledge you will likely work very hard but see pitiful gains compared to what you could be having. Also some have a lack of discipline and motivation. Things don’t come for free and there is no overnight miracle. You have to work, and often work hard for something you want. Lastly a lack of nutrition is also an issue with many athletes; you have to give your body what it needs to grow.
Why are these problems so common?
Some of the most popular vertical training programs are not actually written by professional trainers. They are often written by marketers and ghostwriters just to turn a profit. Be wary of who you get your information from since much of it can be made up by people who have absolutely no idea about jumping. They just knew that people would buy it if they made up a program and sold it over the internet.
High school and often college sport coaches have the same problem. They just aren’t trained well enough. They do know a good amount about fitness and health. But that doesn’t mean they are experts on jumping. Often they will train you wrong and think they are doing the write thing. But it’s very tricky since often times training for vertical explosiveness is very counterintuitive. So until you really find the correct program that teaches the correct principles it will be very difficult to add inches to your vertical. Luckily they are out there and not as hard to find as you might think. I’ve actually laid out some simple guidelines on picking a quality jump training program if you are interested check out my other articles.