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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    okay... thank you?

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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    What are you body stats? Height, weight, BF% if you know (Get an estimate online), how often do you workout, etc?

    Once you tell me those, it can make the answer much better for you.

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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    Heres a nice vertical jump workout you could try:
    http://danzbodybuilding.blogspot.com...p-workout.html

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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    All of the things you guys have listed will help you. You just have to work within reason. If your really quick already, and explosive, air alert and plyo's probably wont help you a whole lot. You must focus on your strength more then. In fact one proven way is to dunk, dunk, dunk, and dunk some more. Give yourself proper time to allow your muscles to heal and it will help with your vertical. It basically comes down to how much you really want to increase it. Good luck on increasing your vertical.

    Kurt Zurevinsky
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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    I would recommend air alert 3. Its an improved version so injuries are rare. I done it myself and when I started I was overweight, when I finished I lost weight, improved my speed, vertical leap and etc.

    P.S. I didn't get injured

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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    Quote Originally Posted by KZ_23
    All of the things you guys have listed will help you. You just have to work within reason. If your really quick already, and explosive, air alert and plyo's probably wont help you a whole lot. You must focus on your strength more then. In fact one proven way is to dunk, dunk, dunk, and dunk some more. Give yourself proper time to allow your muscles to heal and it will help with your vertical. It basically comes down to how much you really want to increase it. Good luck on increasing your vertical.

    Kurt Zurevinsky
    Flying101 dunk team
    Im fast on sprinting, not very agile or explosive, leg strength is ok, Im tall as hell... What to do to improve vert?

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    Dunking on everybody in the park mika's Avatar
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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    strength training is the way to go, always.

    what kind of training have you done before?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mika
    strength training is the way to go, always.

    what kind of training have you done before?
    I've been lifting the weights, and my weight keeps going up, but I'm stuck at barely hitting backboard... really discouraging... any advice? I'm thinking about getting the trainer at the gym to teach me how to do a proper squat (I can only do a 100 pound squat right now )

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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    try doing vertical jump bible.

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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    Air Alert 3
    Does it work?
    Do you easily get injured?

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    Default Re: How to get a better vertical

    Quote Originally Posted by Kumo
    I've been lifting the weights, and my weight keeps going up, but I'm stuck at barely hitting backboard... really discouraging... any advice? I'm thinking about getting the trainer at the gym to teach me how to do a proper squat (I can only do a 100 pound squat right now )
    I think i read in one of your posts that you're 15, not sure if you are hte person i am thinking of. But lol, i gained like 4-5 inches of vert over the summer just going to the YMCA everyday and playing pickup ball for around a couple hours per day. No weights or anything.

    Close to dunking, i'm 6'0-6'1.

    BTW, i'm 14.

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