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A reader requested a focus on post on tuck jumps, and I deliver! A tuck jump is definitely a Plyo move like squat jumps, meaning it is cardio inspired with jump and athletics training at the core. Tuck jumps are difficult to do but offer great benefits. Tuck jumps: are great for leg and heart health.
How to Do Tuck Jumps. If youâre looking to build explosive power to improve your vertical jump or your running acceleration, plyometric exercises can provide the avenue to success. One such activity, the tuck jump, targets your glutes, your legs and core. The exercise also keeps you in motion, so youâll burn a healthy amount of calories while you improve your explosive strength. Warm up by performing five to 10 minutes of aerobic activity -- such as light jogging.