Shape your butt, thighs, hips and legs faster with plyometric workouts. Shorten and intensify your workouts with jump training (plyometrics)! Plyometric workouts also burn more fat and calories during and after your workout!
If you’re having trouble shaping your butt, hips and thighs then you need to do more plyometric training.
Plyometric workouts are advanced workouts. You need to perfect jumping and landing techniques or you will injure yourself. And, if you have knee and low back problems, high-speed plyometric training is not for you.
Try this jump training workout (take little or no rest between exercises):
–jump rope, two feet, full speed, 1 minute
–squat jumps, 10, full speed
–lunge jumps, 10, full speed
–depth jumps (off knee-high platform), 10
–tuck jumps, 10, full speed
–jumping jacks, 30 seconds, full speed
Rest 1 minute between circuits. Repeat the circuit 2 more times–20 minutes total workout time. Take more rest between exercises or circuits if needed.
Try plyometrics and shape your butt faster!
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Plyometrics is hard and challenging but I like it a lot.