1-foot Jump Archetypes! Are you a Power or Speed jumper?
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World-Renowned jump coach Tyler Ray explains the 1-foot jump types and how to find out what you are!
Knowing your jump type will give you the information to help determine an appropriate course of training action! For more daily jump technique training and tips, follow PPA on IG @projectpureathlete
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Thanks Tyler! I’ve been waiting for a 1 foot jump video. I was one of those people that messaged you so thank you!
Dylan Taylor I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Oh yeah, im definitely the power one
i was naturally a speed one foot jumper and i did a program to increase my vertical and it turned me into a power one foot jumper by learning that technique. could you post videos on drills to practice the techniques of each jump?
Sure! I'll add that to the list! Thanks for your support and I hope if you found this useful you will let others know about it!
Let me guess. Big focus on weight training?
flxbnr nope only use of weights were isometrics and explosive work
@@EHNB3 which program did u use ?
Same but once I stopped doing running long jump I became a power jumper
Is it common to sort of be both? I noticed when I'm going for vertical I have that "sweep" of the power jumper but when i'm trying to travel for distance I have that hip cycle of the speed jumper.
I’m 5 ft 5 in and I finally touched rim, but I did it off a single leg jump. I noticed my ankle dorsiflexion is terrible I think that’s why my double leg jump is poor.
Umang Mehta wow I’m 5 ft 7 and I can only slap glass
Xyris. For double leg jumps I get glass only also. 😌
I m 5’5 and can only touch half of the net 😭😭
@@umangmehta9155 we are a family lol I can't jump high enough with both foot... I'm one foot jumper too ..
@@LeafOfAutumn05 in highschool i did high jump and long jump so all i did was jump off one foot. now i suck at two foot jumping:(
Great video
thank you!
Do you have any videos on how to become a better one foot jumper? My only respectable jump is with a running start off both feet
2kAllDay I recommend you subscribe and take a look through my videos! Jumping is my life.
Thanks for this! Any chance you are planning to do a video on recovering from jumper's knee?
Thomas Philbrick Its on my list! Thanks for your support!
@@jumpguyty Awesome. Keep it up!
I know how to do 1 foot jump and 2 foot jump ,what i do is i use 1 foot jump for long jumps like freethrow lay up and 2 foot jump for vertical jump for blocking and rebounding
I can also do blocks and rebound in 1 foot jump so that kinda makes me a little bit confused on training what type of jump i should do
my track coach is trying to teach the jumping events from the standpoint of a power jumper while i'm more of a speed jumper naturally, what do you think i should do because i have never been the one to ignore a coach when they're trying to teach me on how they think i can get better?
I think as an athlete your priority is to learn as much as you can. You can most definitely make mention of this in a way that isn't insulting to him/her as a coach and see what they do! Someone that is with you daily and has a firm understanding of the event would have a more accurate chance at determining the needs of your training.
Project Pure Athlete Inc. okay thank you so much means a lot
@jumpguyty I’m trying to learn how to speed jump but there’s no videos really about it on the Internet so how would I go about doing that also do you have any tips or advice or resources I can look into about learning this technique
Is it possible for an athlete to convert to Speed jumper to power jumper or power jumper to speed jumper?
mikael t deleon with patience and persistence a technique can of course be learned. That being said we all tend to gravitate to one or the other for a variety of physiological and experiential reasons. Thanks for your question!
I have changed between the two subconsciously as my physique and current sport has changed over the years. Do I think that if you were to make the intention of it then for sure. However the biggest thing that made me a power jumper from a speed jumper for a time was when I started jumping off my non-dominant leg. This leg was still at the same amount of strength as my dominant one it was just too awkward to go fast so I really developed into a power jumper from trying to jump off of that leg.
Better technique
More stiffness
Check out Frans Bosch on this topic. He claims that power jumpers are simply jumpers with bad technique ... controversial but worth a read
So I'm definitely a 100 power jumper but I need to work on speed cause I struggle to use more speed so would I be correct in saying that in the motion the only big difference between your approach in the jump itself is that you're applying a break on the last step? The action of the other leg should feel like you're just continuing the stride
Yes
How do you get a good vertical jump (ie a strong block foot, pushing you straight up) if we don't put our leg very far in front of us as a speed jumper. It seems like a speed jumper would struggle to get sufficient braking force.
This would be accomplished by adjusting the distance and speed of your penultimate.
@김성준 no I'm gweezy
Very nice
Is there a range, like a power/speed continuum (“pure” power or speed on either end, with varying amounts of the characteristics of either extreme in between)? I ask because my brothers and I are all power jumpers. But if I’m carrying too much speed, I can’t jump as high. My brother, on the other hand, is practically sprinting on his approach.
Big Will 1-foot is more so just stylistically understood, but yes there would be a range at which power jumpers can manage speed. This wouldn’t classify them as a speed jumper though as the classification is based more so off of ground contact management and position.
Could this just be what it looks like when someone jumps at a slow speed and one that jumps from higher speed, rather than it being attributed to the athlete?
I have store knees so i Will try speed jump
Hey so I noticed that I’m a power jumper off my left foot ( right foot drags up) but speed jumper off my right foot (left foot cycles up). Is this common? Also, would you say power jumping is better for basketball? It seems that most NBA players power jump, even when doing free throw line dunks.
Feel that
any chance you know how to reduce drag because i'm a power jumper and I drag my foot to the extent that i destroy my shoes once a month.
Lockinarcher gaming you could try slowing or shortening your approach a little to see if that helps. Sometimes the toe drag happens to control your speed. That means you’ll have to really power through the last few strides!
Project Pure Athlete thansk for the help will try and implement this ASAP!
Yea I’m definitely a power jumped
Im a speed jumper
Im a more natural springy and speed jumper but im a heavier person? What should i do
lose weight
Speed requires better ankle stiffness. Is that right!
Yes
So you can stay on balance
Jordan had all of them including 2 foot jumps
Can you the same video but for 2 foot jumpers ?
Niko 0 I have a lot of 2-foot content on here including 2-Foot Jump archetypes! Hope to see you Subscribe!
I can't jump properly and accurately when I jump with both foot... I take off with my left foot usually and that's when I spike well lel
I'm definitely a power jumper I just don't understand how people can jump higher off one leg, like how do you jump higher with half the strength
Hybrid 1 footers?
Yea it’s different each jump
I know zach is one of the best if not the best 1 foot jumper.. But his heel strike before his jump, scares me.. I don’t think I can follow that.😢
Alright I'm definitely a power jumper. Correct me if I'm wrong but I feel like these two things are important for improving a one foot power jump:
1) the speed and force coming from that sweeping leg
2) the plant legs ability to handle higher approach speed and turn it into the jump
What are some effective ways to improve those?
Great questions! Your'e quite right that the varying archetypes require a variance in physical requirement. As a power jumper, stability plays a crucial role through the plant and the block, so things like single leg hops (staple in PPA training - many vids on this) will be very beneficial. Partial range step-ups, plyometric variations and standard lifts such as squats and deadlifts will improve strength. Drive leg power requires effective hip flexor and quad strength, but most importantly synchronicity of drive leg, arm drive and extension moments through the ankle, knee and hip.
@@jumpguyty Cool, thanks for your response. Keep up the good content!
im power jumper but im only 6'2 160 oof
Only?
What I’ve found is that people who are speed jumpers are running correctly (they are using frontside mechanics) power jumpers aren’t running with good form which is why it swings low to the ground which creates a longer ground contact time whilst speed jumpers are quicker because they are running more effieciently there knee is already recovered all it has to do is come out as the heel recovers to the hamstring while the power jumper has to get his knee from the ground all the way up into the air