Entering "Plyo" exercises?
Round2KO
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What is a good alternative for plyo workouts? Should I just use the calories-burned reading from my heart rate monitor and create a plyo workout for myself?
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If you have a HRM, I'd definitely use the readings from that. I know some plyo movements can be strength type moves like squats and such, but I think the jumping/explosiveness puts them in cardio territory.0
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Various jumps: Lunge Jumps, alternating lunge jumps, squat jumps, frog jumps, box jumps, broad jumps...
Various push-ups (push yourself off whatever base your on): push-ups off the side of bench / chair, floor, side-to-side, 1arm medicine ball side-to-side
Medicine Ball: Throws from your chest, throws up in the air from the shoulder. under-hand throws in the air, overhead slams into the ground.
Some might include tire flips or sledgehammers into a tire
You can do combinations and supersets of these to exhaustion or you can use them on non-weightlifting days in small sets of short reps to help recovery.0
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