The Plyometric Training Revolution

The Plyometric Revolution with the World’s Greatest Interval Workout Music

FORCE_FITNESSA True Fitness Heartthrob ;)

By Wil Fleming of Bloomington Fitness Bootcamp

Plyometrics are an important and essential part to any effective athletic development program.  This fact is hard to argue, but the way plyometrics are effectively integrated into an athlete’s program often time leads to confusion and misuse.

Quite simply there are so many factors that go into determining what is the most effective and safe way to use plyo’s that it can be overwhelming.  Ground Contacts, Impact Forces, etc, all must go into the correct utilization of plyometrics.

But I have found a tremendously effective solution to this: Workout Muse!  Fitness music from the guys at Workout Muse takes plyometric training to the next level by incorporating timed rest periods in between intense bouts of work.

By using interval workout music from Workout Muse I am able to limit the number of ground contacts that an athlete has in a given session, while also gaining the extra advantage of defined rest periods that mimic the settings of athletic contests- in other words, sport-specific energy system development.  Training with interval workout music at a high intensity makes the athletic contests a breeze.

It is essential that the athlete be prepared for this intense interval workout by learning the proper technique for absorbing and creating ground force. Once the athlete is prepared, try this workout in the video:

1)    Lateral bounds
2)    Plyometric pushups
3)    Box Jumps
4)    Standing MB Slams

Once again I turn to my favorite interval training music, Workout Muse’s Ultimate Tabatas.  I recommend this shorter duration of 20 seconds work followed by 10 seconds rest, so that the technique and safety of the exercises remain intact.  Additionally in this workout I alternate upper body plyometrics with lower body plyos so that the rest periods are greater, and allow the quality of the work is then better in the work sets.

My athletes are using interval workout music from Workout Muse to improve their games, are yours?

PS- If you want to learn more about the world’s first and only turnkey 20-10 tabata interval training music system, please click the link below:

Tabata Interval Training Workout Music

Tabatas Interval Training Music

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4 Responses to “The Plyometric Training Revolution”

  1. Naomi says:

    I am not sure if Wil entitled himself “a true fitness heartthrob” or if that was BJ’s doing…either way it’s hilarious.

  2. Ryan says:

    Great video and integration with Workout Muse! One point where I see coaches and trainers missing is the progression to handle a Tabata of this level (Wil easily handles the movements because he’s a freak).

    If you’re looking to integrate a pliometric workout like this, here are some videos to help younger athletes and less experienced adults learn the progressions to pliometric training (specifically jump training):

    Video 1 = http://tinyurl.com/msn4cz

    Video 2 = http://tinyurl.com/c9gldv

    Video 3 = http://tinyurl.com/lrnjmr

  3. Wil says:

    I most certainly did not title myself a true fitness heartthrob, but if it sticks……

  4. Nice post True Fitness Heartthrob, I mean Wil.

    In all seriousness, brings another aspect to plyos using the Tabata interval. The short work period allows for quality movement patterns, especially how you have lower body/upper body movements alternating.

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