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Jumps and hops for bone density. Quality over volume.
Walk, bike, or row at a light conversational pace for 5 minutes. The goal is to raise core temperature and move blood to the muscles you're about to train. You should break a light sweat but still be able to talk easily.
Stand with feet together, arms relaxed. Bounce repeatedly on the balls of your feet, barely bending your knees. The motion comes from your ankles like a pogo stick. Stay light and spring-loaded.
Drop into a bodyweight squat. As you stand up, continue pressing up onto your toes for a calf raise. Lower back to flat feet, then drop into the next squat. Smooth and continuous.
Skip in place or forward for 30 seconds. Drive one knee up while the opposite arm swings forward. Bounce lightly off the ground between skips. This is the classic playground skip - it builds coordination and warms the whole body.
Within 45 minutes of plyos, 40g of protein with some carbs. This is not optional on jump days. Tendon and ligament recovery depends on it. Chicken + rice, protein shake + fruit, Greek yogurt + granola. Immediate.
Seven plyometric sessions in. Your jumps should look different now than they did on Day 26. More explosive off the ground, softer on the landing. This is athletic movement returning to your body. Many women haven't felt this since their twenties.
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