Via ChatGPT Plus, a helpful slant board exercise:
Bent-Knee Soleus Raises (Most Important)
Why it matters
During a vertical jump the knee is partially bent, which means the soleus muscle contributes enormous force production. Many athletes undertrain it.
How to do it
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Stand on the slant board facing uphill.
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Bend knees slightly (athletic stance).
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Raise heels slowly.
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Pause at the top.
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Lower under control.
Prescription
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3–4 sets
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8–12 reps
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Slow tempo (3 sec down)
Volleyball application
This builds the “spring” in the lower leg used during the final extension phase of the jump.
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