l have 16yr old female who is a competitive irish dancer, she needs to do jump training, what plyometric exercises would she use
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Hello Charles Malota,
Since this girl is competitive, I would hire a professional trainer with dance experience to do a consultation which will determine the exact moves that need to be done. There may be imbalances that we are not aware of right now.
I agree that landing on two legs first is important and work your way up to one leg moves. Start low jumps, even if on the floor for now and progress to boxes and ladder training.
Thank you,
Natalie
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First she would need to have a very solid strength base. The type of base established through periodized strength training, not dance training. This strength base will diminish the chance of injury which increases with plyometric training, especially if there is no solid base.
After this base is established she would start with different plyo exercises that closely mimic her dance jumps, including proper landing technique. This should be done with both legs and progress into unilateral training. Plyos are generally only done 1-2 times per week and no more due to the heavy impact.
Options include box jumps, squat jumps, dead jumps, split jumps, box drops, and post activation potentiation.